Just as many of the early outbreaks around the world traced back to travel in China, many others, particularly in Europe, are linked to travel in Italy.
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This extra slice of time makes it easier to travel in a direction that lengthens the day—west—than to travel in a direction that shortens the day—east.
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Adult males travel alone, Professor McGlone said, but juvenile males sometimes travel in pairs, and adult females travel in herds with one another and their young, sometimes numbering up to 50.
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In North America, if they cannot cross the Rio Grande, they will risk ocean travel in the Gulf of Mexico just as Africans risk travel in the Mediterranean Sea to get to Europe.
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You know how people would travel in vans and tour?
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But, yes, there was always like travel in these spaces.
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"Only travel in an emergency," it said in an advisory.
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About 23 million people in India travel in trains everyday.
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They just travel in a pack for safety, Bryant advises.
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Ready to get your greek on and travel in style?
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Now here's what it really means to travel in style.
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"People are free to travel in the US," Hehnly said.
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The route of travel in the zinc market seems clear.
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That would tell the bacterium which direction to travel in.
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Seagulls usually travel in large flocks and attack in numbers.
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"Avoid travel in and around flooded areas," the warning reads.
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Some travel in groups while others live with family members.
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"So many migratory species travel in groups," said Dr. Berdahl.
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You could travel in them, you could travel with them.
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It has travel in and out that's 10 times more.
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What is the role of travel in a personal journey?
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Source: CNBC on travel in Thailand during the coronavirus outbreak
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It is still difficult to travel in Colombia, she said.
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Jetliners, however, rarely travel in straight lines to their destinations.
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Drones have caused havoc for international travel in recent months.
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They are odd, travel in small groups, and rarely speak.
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What's next for B&R and for active travel in general?
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An additional four can travel in the rear of the submersible.
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Brits might lose the right to travel in the European Union.
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They invented time travel in their sophomore year of high school.
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The best way to travel in Goa is on a scooter.
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" Maybe you should go ahead and "Travel in Slovakia — good idea.
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Its inhabitants can only face and travel in one direction: east.
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This cycle seems to travel in five-year increments or so.
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Deals to Travel + Leisure's 50 Best Places to Travel in 2016
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Worldwide, there were 0 fatalities in commercial air travel in 2017.
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All cases so far were linked to travel in South America.
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Liz: Well, I kept the physics of time travel in mind.
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Long-shot candidate Ron Paul also stopped campaign travel in May.
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Pregnant women are warned against any travel in the Wynwood neighborhood.
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Horseback was the default mode of travel in Red Dead Redemption.
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Not that owners will crave long-distance travel in this coupe.
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Because festivals can be fun, especially if you travel in company.
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It's no secret that the world's top leaders travel in style.
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The answer to the riddle was: If you travel in circles.
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They don't travel in the same streams through the same pipes.
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In general, older Americans should avoid nonessential travel in crowded areas.
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Air travel in the UK would grind to an immediate halt.
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Dylan Harris: Well, basically, I set up Lupine Travel in 2008.
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I like to travel but I travel in a frugal way.
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Carter expressed his willingness to travel in a meeting with Rep.
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But after America deregulated air travel in 1003, ticket prices dropped.
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" They "travel in packs of 10 and complain all the time.
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At 77, he became the oldest person to ever travel in space.
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Travel in the Teme Valley #worcestershire is either impossible or very dangerous.
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This isn't the first time we've seen time-travel in Marvel's movies.
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"They travel in packs and will come after the truck," he said.
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For example, dining might be highlighted in orange and travel in blue.
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Griffin isn't the only successful person who chooses to travel in style.
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There's just enough travel in the keys for a good typing experience.
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Here are 18 great places to travel in the summer of 2018.
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The steel ice-classed hull allows it to travel in arctic terrain.
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They travel in ill-equipped boats that often break down or sink.
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Subways have completely revolutionized how people travel in the US and beyond.
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Marvel's time travel in "Endgame" isn't something that was just made up.
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Ranch hands have been advised to travel in pairs and arm themselves.
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Bloomberg named Bodrum one of the best places to travel in 2019.
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Air travel in Latin America has become heavily restricted in recent days.
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Air travel in Latin America has become heavily restricted in recent days.
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Downing Street denies any plan to restrict travel in and out London
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Google initially restricted travel in several countries including China, Italy and Iran.
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Travel in and around the radius will not be impeded, Cuomo said.
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Amazon started restricting all nonessential employee travel in the U.S. on Friday.
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Travel in and out of the city has been restricted since Thursday.
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Not-car inventions that seriously changed how we travel, in other words.
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Whales also travel in groups — theirs are called pods — and hunt cooperatively.
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A heterosexual body (although he does travel in packs of 12 men).
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HHS's inspector general's office opened an investigation into Price's travel in September.
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What it's probably like to travel in a standing airplane seat ...........uncomfortable?
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What kind of protections do you take when you travel in China?
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Six SEALs can travel in one Proteus and an additional six in another.
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IMMATURE, brassy, vulnerable and often sexualised, adolescent girls tend to travel in packs.
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Jerry: I think the travel in the beginning was an adjustment for you.
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We've seen Force users travel in time before, albeit not on the screen.
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It's set in a strange universe where light can't travel in every direction.
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It is to remember that history does not travel in a straight line.
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Teleportation is a safe, convenient mode of travel in the Star Trek universe.
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The following day was a lesson in monsoon travel in the high Himalayas.
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Three: Travel alone, even though it's more desirable to travel in small groups.
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They're particularly vulnerable to poaching because they're relatively unaggressive and travel in herds.
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Because they are made and remade, memes travel in all sorts of directions.
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One woman is asked where she would like to travel in the world.
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Engage the public about travel in autonomous vehicles, smart cars and shared rides.
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Tourism has boosted local travel in the eastern African country, local media reported.
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On Tuesday, the U.S. Embassy upgraded its warning against travel in Mandera County.
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But those developments no longer matter after Mallory's time travel in the finale.
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Almost all respondents say it's easy to travel in and around the region.
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Ranch hands have been advised to travel in pairs and to arm themselves.
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Often they travel in the hands of smugglers and under other dangerous circumstances.
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China imposed severe restrictions on travel in an effort to contain the virus.
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A shutdown of all commercial air travel in the area was in effect.
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The busiest time for air travel in the United States is nearly here.
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Why are they paying such a premium to travel in a glorified taxi?
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They often travel in groups, and they socialize and play quietly and appropriately.
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Four in 10 people were planning domestic travel in the next three months.
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The risk of exposure also increases the more passengers travel in your vehicle.
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The State Department also warned U.S. tourists to avoid travel in southeast Turkey.
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But racist threats meant that he had to travel in a police cruiser.
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And because hyperloop vehicles will travel in tubes, weather delays would be avoided.
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"Do not travel in the backcountry," the Colorado Avalanche Information Center tweeted Thursday.
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Travel & Leisure released its list of 50 Best Places to Travel in 2020.
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Abdelatif Ali Kablan, said they had demanded Schengen visas to travel in Europe.
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They travel in groups because it is easier to make it through immigration.
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Travel & Leisure released its list of 50 Best Places to Travel in 2020.
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They were doing it because it was so difficult to travel in India.
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Other works connect to air travel in even more subtle and metaphorical ways.
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The only aspect that was organized was the travel in getting us there.
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Many students take the opportunity to travel in the months immediately following graduation.
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Companies like Tata Motors and Ashok Leyland manufacture buses for intracity travel in India.
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Despite Jack's ability to travel in time, he has very little control over outcomes.
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When it comes to flying, Meghan Markle knows how travel in comfort and style.
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"A strong economy gives consumers the confidence to book travel in advance," said Scholes.
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In these cases your small dog will have to travel in the cargo hold.
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First-time tourists travel in tour groups, but more experienced ones prefer independent travel.
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Although that depends on the partner I'm with and what circles they travel in.
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They must also travel in official Rio Olympics transport to and from all events.
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The fare is valid for travel in September and October, but availability is limited.
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He and his twin, Mark, are the only brothers ever to travel in space.
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Air Canada Air Canada allows service animals to travel in-cabin with their owners.
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VICE: How much would you say you spend on travel in any given year?
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Sall pleaded guilty to interstate travel in aid of an unlawful activity — illegal gambling.
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I purposefully travel in low season, when tourists are scarce and prices are low.
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I've budgeted $50,000 for travel in 2019, and I'm not the least bit sorry.
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Prior to that, travelers could only travel in groups as part of organized tours.
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The Human-Powered Travel in Wilderness Areas Act should be stopped in its tracks.
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"You're not afraid to travel in Russia alone?" one of the sisters asked me.
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For starters, they travel in their 30-foot Airstream, which has decreased living expenses.
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You've just been deprived of opportunities to travel in Europe and work in Europe.
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While all roads may lead to Rome, they should also travel in both directions.
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"In general older Americans should avoid all essential travel in crowded areas," Trump said.
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So what is a sensible approach to air travel in response to COVID-19?
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GERMAN STATE OF BADEN-WUERTTEMBERG IS STOPPING AIR TRAVEL IN THE COMING DAYS - SPOKESMAN
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I like to travel in early January, right after the Christmas-New Year's rush.
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If you travel in those circles, it's still possible to believe life is good.
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He can travel through time and he can travel in and out of spaces.
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General Lyautey's immense power allowed Wharton to travel in luxury and without much fear.
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"A family of females is social," he said, meaning they travel in a group.
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I got to travel in comfort, for the cost of just taxes and fees.
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A specially redesigned luxury armored train for presidents to travel in style and safety.
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Pompeo defended the decision, noting that American diplomats lack freedom to travel in Iran.
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Chinese authorities have suspended air and train travel in Wuhan, which is under quarantine.
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Travel & Leisure has released its list of 50 Best Places to Travel in 2020.
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It's not shaping up to be a good day for air travel in India.
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Travel & Leisure has released its list of 50 Best Places to Travel in 2020.
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Travel & Leisure released its list of the 50 Best Places to Travel in 2020.
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If you travel in NYC, you know that the subway delays have been awful.
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Make said reuseable rockets safe enough for human travel in two to three years.
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Commuters without their own vehicles would be able to travel in communal passenger cars.
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Companies like Tata Motors and Ashok Leyland manufacture buses for intracity travel in India.
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"People do die on vacation," says Sven Holmbom, manager of the Travel in Style agency.
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You'll travel in a different direction, down new roads, spotting new arrangements of city material.
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South Koreans have to obtain approval to contact North Koreans or travel in the country.
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Subsidies for commercial air travel in rural areas would be cut by more than half.
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I could fit everything I needed for hikes, shopping, and travel in a cold climate.
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Travel in early 2019 is in decline, particularly from Canada, Mexico, China and South Korea.
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The astronauts will travel in the new Boeing CST-100 Starliner and SpaceX Crew Dragon.
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Authorities also encourage customers not to leave their drinks unattended and to travel in groups.
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With the Delta Platinum card, the certificate is good for travel in the main cabin.
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That's not me, though, and so I'm skipping fast travel in Red Dead Redemption 2.
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I can travel in French and Spanish (barely), and I regret not being any better.
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Washington's streetcars travel in traffic, and during tests more than a few vehicles were hit.
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Fretting about finding the right direction to travel in to escape the inevitable radiation sickness?
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Hopefully this means our 1980s pop stars and 1990s VJs can finally travel in peace.
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Bahgat, Eid, and nine others are also banned from travel in connection to the case.
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It would be nice to travel in the vehicle I live in, and park covertly.
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Among them, he is only allowed to travel in the court's Eastern District of Wisconsin.
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Rapid-fires fast-moving projectiles that travel in a straight line and deal high damage.
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But it is a vehicle I travel in to get where I need to go.
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Some 48 percent of bookings at hotels in France are for business travel in France.
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Most roads have reopened but travel in some areas west of the city remains difficult.
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At the same time, they work in concert with other trucks — they travel in packs.
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This might seem a challenging business model, given the direction of travel in televised entertainment.
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The switch will reverse a decades-old trend of expanding passport-free travel in Europe.
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Priceline is a play on the way people travel in this world and Priceline's good.
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It is surprising quite how few people realise Britain's direction of travel in this regard.
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They make air travel in places like Congo slower, riskier, costlier and much more unpleasant.
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Officials are encouraging people to travel in groups and to be aware of their surroundings.
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"She and I did not travel in the same social circles," he said of Ford.
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We'd travel in flying cars What's a sci-fi movie without a flying car, right?
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Competitors were asked to demonstrate how fast a vehicle could travel in a vacuum tunnel.
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Car travel in Paris has declined 45 percent as a share of transportation since 1990.
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You travel in order to work, or vice versa, but the work becomes all-consuming.
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But for now, fans of women's national teams simply do not travel in similar numbers.
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Wherever you travel, in sunny climates or in the shadowlands, Nietzsche has gone before you.
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Amazon has advised its 798,000 employees against "non-essential travel" in the US and globally.
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Delta Air Lines said it would allow pets to travel in the cabin for free.
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Britain and France have warned their citizens to avoid or strictly limit travel in Iraq.
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Britain and France also warned their citizens to avoid or strictly limit travel in Iraq.
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Once you travel in Europe, you're like, It's no wonder that people don't come here.
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Probably not enough for major issues, but certainly enough to mess with travel in spots.
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Here are the best places to travel in Asia in 2020, according to Travel & Leisure.
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Travel & Leisure has released its list of the 50 Best Places to Travel in 2020.
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Here are the best places to travel in Europe in 2020, according to Travel & Leisure.
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I told him that the fraternity had me thinking about things that travel in packs.
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And something tells me she didn't travel in packs — or hide away from spectacular encounters.
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Elsewhere, however, officials continued to warn people not to travel in or through the state.
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So you guys travel in a pack, leaving an awe-struck public in your wake?
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And, of course, it's possible for affections to travel in the opposite direction as well.
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"I want to have more money in my budget to travel in the winter," she said.
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If you travel in the month of March, you'll also get a commemorative souvenir. So...bonus.
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Which got us wondering: Just how far could a 213 pound tortoise travel in 40 days?
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Many aliens travel in large caravans or other large organized groups, and many travel with children.
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This visa allows Americans age 18-30 to work and travel in Australia for 1 year.
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You'll even get a crash course on the best way to conduct business travel in China.
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For reference, the International Space Station and the Hubble Space Telescope travel in low Earth orbit.
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Age Restrictions: Some airlines do not allow young dogs to travel in-cabin with their owners.
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For starters, this is only valid for travel in September and October and availability is limited.
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Kirtane told TechCrunch in an interview that 90 percent of business travel in Asia is unmanaged.
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Jupiter lends you luck for international travel in particular, if you prefer learning through new experiences.
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On travel in Europe, it proposed a cut to 75 crowns per ticket from 80 crowns.
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AAA is projecting a 4.1% increase in holiday car travel in California from to last year.
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ISIS imposed extreme restrictions on travel in and out of the city and banned satellite dishes.
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Borderless travel in Europe is all but over, threatening a shining achievement of the European Union.
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This arrangement integrated the apps, allowing users to find rides whenever they travel in those markets.
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Robots will set new precedents for who and what are allowed to travel in public spaces.
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This rejiggered structure allowed the pieces to travel in all directions and, crucially, up and down.
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When Goyal launched Jet Airways in 900, air travel in India was at a nascent stage.
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In just four years, you could travel in a futuristic transportation network at near supersonic speeds.
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The automaker is considering other possibilities to limit how fast its models travel in certain areas.
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So it only makes sense that she would travel in a fuzzy over-size coat too.
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The European Commission recommended that Turkish citizens be allowed to travel in EU countries visa-free.
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Unless, that is, those creatures could travel in suspended animation, frozen by the chill of space.
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The days surrounding Thanksgiving are the busiest days for long-distance car travel in the year.
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Many migrants seeking refuge in the U.S. travel in large numbers for safety on their journey.
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In space, no one can hear you scream because sound can&apost travel in a vacuum.
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We are currently enjoying the safest era ever for commercial jet travel in the United States.
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Some of the soldiers travel in dark green troop transport trucks associated with war-zone invasions.
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He'd always thrown a four-seam fastball, which tends to travel in a relatively straight line.
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In fact, everybody expects that there's going to be more air travel in the decades ahead.
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This, too was unusual, given that melon-headed whales typically travel in groups of 200-300.
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Just because a car needs to go fast doesn't mean it can't also travel in style.
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Travel in this state, it suggested, was tantamount to risking your freedoms and perhaps your life.
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Defense Department leaders urged measures such as restricting troop travel in order to contain the virus.
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The change will not affect animals permitted to travel in plane cabins or already booked reservations.
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But the luxury travel industry doesn't necessarily play by the same rules as travel in general.
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Ms. Lister planned to travel in increments, stopping at different ports along the way by night.
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There is some evidence that coronaviruses such as SARS and MERS can travel in hospital air.
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You can expect a good deal of bureaucracy when it comes to travel in this country.
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So as long as they're allowed to travel in peace, they probably won't harm any people.
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Science fiction has always known that neither time's arrow nor progress always travel in straight lines.
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Air travel in Africa The number of air passengers is predicted to get big in Africa.
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Chinese authorities have frozen travel in and out of Wuhan and neighboring cities, effectively quarantining millions.
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Even if the coronavirus does travel in aerosols, though, it's not the main mechanism of transmission.
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The New York Times just named Washington DC the No.1 place to travel in 2020.
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They travel in armored vehicles and are often impossible to miss, the former security official said.
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They can travel in time but not in space, which explains the existence of haunted houses.
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The person recently returned from travel in Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the disease&aposs outbreak.
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This very violence is why women choose to travel in caravans, to achieve safety in numbers.
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Passengers will enjoy safe travel in autonomous cars and cargoes will be tracked seamlessly across borders.
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Special Report: The Year in Sports It was a year of time travel in global sports.
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It got so bad she couldn't travel in certain parts of the country without armed guards.
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Most years, the screenplay categories travel in tandem — when one is weak, the other is strong.
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Getting to the research station from Ottawa, Canada involves about three days of travel in charter planes.
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Losing yourself in a movie is part and parcel of long distance plane travel in these days.
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Still, though slow to get going on welfare, the direction of travel in America has been unmistakable.
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But for those contemplating returning to work on Monday, travel in the region will probably be treacherous.
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And if there's one thing Markle knows how to do that's travel in style without sacrificing functionality.
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Their loss could reveal mass travel in single-occupancy cars to be a no-longer-affordable luxury.
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For the message to travel in a gas of euphoria is the perfect foil for the content.
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It's usually a lot cheaper to travel in September and October than during the peak summer months.
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If they sense carbon dioxide or movement, that sort of thing, they'll actually travel in that direction.
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"From July 1 it could happen that we control (travel) in the direction of Germany," Kickl said.
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Most pets are also allowed to travel in the cargo hold as well for a $100 fee.
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God, I probably spent over $100,000 doing the travel in the past two and a half decades.
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Jeff Flake, who is on official travel in Africa and has yet to comment on the matter.
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It's an ideal destination for adventure seekers and one of our top destinations for travel in 2016.
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The strong dollar also crushed tourism and travel in the U.S., prompting airlines to lose foreign business.
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The research was based on a database of 1.8m people who had booked corporate travel in 2014.
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In fact thieves may travel in business class to increase the wealth and scope of their targets.
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More broadly, though, Trump's political travel in August was solely to states with competitive 2018 Senate contests.
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Anyone who willingly undertakes long-distance train travel in the United States is something of a romantic.
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The Missouri Department of Transportation warned residents not to travel in the storm if it wasn't necessary.
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Ezon also points out that guests who normally wouldn't travel in groups end up loving that aspect.
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L service in Manhattan will cease, and travel in Brooklyn will end at Bedford Avenue, in Williamsburg.
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"I tell people to travel in the morning," said Kevin Cain, a flight attendant for PSA Airlines.
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They wanted to be known and seen Why did people travel in a caravan to begin with?
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Giorgio Armani also alluded to travel in his show on Monday, largely into his own back pages.
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Both Condé Nast Traveler and Bloomberg named Bodrum one of the best places to travel in 2019.
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Some who travel in Trump circles are facing a cold Russian winter in the American justice system.
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They would not be able to buy certain things online, or travel in the self-driving cars.
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Many agencies are subsidizing travel in ride-hailing vehicles to meet the needs of certain rider groups.
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As Hurricane Michael made landfall on Wednesday, travel in the Florida panhandle had come to a halt.
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And because they don't often travel in a straight line, it's hard to pinpoint their true origin.
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It, like space, is also well-named, because it's how far light can travel in one year.
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Goldman Sachs, CNN and Twitter have restricted or halted business travel in the United States and elsewhere.
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And the scenario it describes — replacing all private vehicle travel in one fell swoop — is wildly unrealistic.
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He says he wants to make that a regular thing in tourism and other travel in general.
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And yes, they're making room for travel in their budget even if they have student loan debt.
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But science fiction has always known that neither time's arrow nor progress always travel in straight lines.
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Around the time of GoDaddy's success, David Neeleman was changing commercial air travel in the United States.
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Stone also loves to travel in the real world, including a recent trip to Hawaii, she said.
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Cook said on Tuesday that Apple had restricted employee travel in China except in business-critical circumstances.
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Here are the seven best places to travel in the US in 2020, according to Travel & Leisure.
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Having no money to rent a van, the band decided to travel in the bassist's, Noah's car.
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Aides say he wants to travel in a pick-up truck instead of the president's bullet-proof Mercedes.
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The families were later allowed to travel in the van as the two journalists were taken to prison.
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"You are going to travel in space to pursue the space dream of the Chinese nation," Fan said.
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Absolutely. Time travel in the imagination is cheap and easy — you don't even need to buy a ticket.
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The Proposal seems to travel in the abyss of reality show concepts, with zero self-awareness about itself.
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There were no app shortcuts for air travel in the '90s — just paper boarding passes issued by humans.
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But the US-led coalition against IS has said that the jihadists can still travel in smaller groups.
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Ford, who keeps his collection of planes there, chose to travel in his single-engined Cessna Caravan airliner.
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United Airlines has announced that it is temporarily suspending PetSafe, its program for pets that travel in cargo.
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Geffre and Pina's lawsuits join a chorus of recent sexual assault accusations related to travel in the skies.
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So, the more extreme the temperature, the faster a plane needs to travel in order to achieve lift.
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What's possible when you could travel in a mobile living room, massage parlor or movie theater is astonishing.
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Neutrinos can travel in a straight line through the Universe, covering vast distances, without deviating from their course.
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I continue to believe that self-driving technology will disrupt short-haul air travel in a massive way.
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He even acted occasionally; he appeared in an episode of the western "Have Gun — Will Travel" in 1959.
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Those who are not allowed to enter Aruba often travel in rickety boats under the cover of darkness.
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He told The Verge it's from his 2012 master's thesis imagining the future of air travel in 2030.
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Many studies have been done on the potential effects of semi trucks being able to travel in platoons.
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She said authorities will probe the purchases as well as his travel in and out of the country.
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"Ensuring that animals travel in safe, healthy and humane conditions requires coordination across the supply chain," Strauss said.
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Hoyer was checked in to the hospital after a long weekend of travel in both Wisconsin and Illinois.
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That's a lot of travel in return for charging all of your expenses to a single credit card.
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Earlier the OIG also found that Zinke violated department policies by letting his wife travel in government vehicles.
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They apply to the first two nights of travel in the June 28 to July 8 time frame.
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It's quite common for a CEO to travel in private jets — GE's past CEO, Jeff Immelt, apparently had .
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Trump is also focusing his travel in the final days of the campaign on states with Senate races.
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The mixed-mode commute looks at journeys that combine travel in both an auto-rickshaw and public transport.
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When they openly carry their guns, they always try to travel in numbers or have a camera rolling.
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The C.D.C. advises pregnant women and those seeking to become pregnant to avoid unnecessary travel in Zika regions.
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With flights sometimes as cheap as $15, an array of low-cost airlines has transformed travel in Europe.
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Well, those people will have to decide if it's worth the risk to travel in the first place.
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Each of Monday's passengers had paid 5 euros to travel in a van originally equipped with nine seats.
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" There's the straight-to-the-point approach: "Travel in Slovakia — Good Idea" and "Visit Armenia, It Is Beautiful.
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The US State Department has advised against cruise ship travel in a new warning about the novel coronavirus.
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Air travel in China bottomed out at 10 percent but has since climbed back up by 73 percent.
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You can travel in person to a daylong public hearing in late September at one of three locations.
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But the work is risky: Helping anybody enter or travel in France without valid paperwork is technically illegal.
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"We've seen 450 to 550 changes and cancellations," said Gus Machado, sales director at Brickell Travel in Miami.
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Chinese urbanites, having gained the material freedom to travel in style, now desire a habitat hospitable to biking.
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Online travel in Latin America is highly fragmented, but they are a leader, with 11 percent market share.
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In the rare instance a newcomer or two needs transport, they travel in a fuel-efficient economy car.
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Customers due to travel in the coming days will also travel on holiday as planned on other aircraft.
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Rather, they are surrounded by sycophants and servants, travel in private planes and are housed in great luxury.
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The documents show that Mnuchin spent about $28503 million on travel in fiscal 22019, which ended Sept. 30.
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But across California, that's a crime, and riders can only travel in bike lanes or on city streets.
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Turkey is only due to start issuing the advanced biometric passports required for visa-free travel in October.
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I actually think it's fairly common knowledge, or at least it is in the communities I travel in.
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Which can be fucking scary, man—your head is not a neighborhood you should always travel in alone.
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He wants to freely travel in Europe and visit Tate's gravesite at Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City.
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But if you want to travel in style or in a big group, they can be the best option.
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"These virus strains can travel in wild birds without them appearing sick," the USDA said of the latest outbreak.
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Travel in the US had ground to a halt, but Diller thought it would come back, and it did.
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Transport Canada, the Canadian government agency that regulates travel in the country, has confirmed an investigation is taking place.
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For those fortunate enough to travel in business class, they got a "Kiwi Rose mocktail" to sip on too.
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Despite being the most popular form of long-distance travel in India, several train accidents are reported each year.
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According to the Times, the migrants travel in caravans for protection against the criminals that stalk their trip north.
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Meanwhile, Tesla and others are investing heavily in roadside fast-chargers, to make highway travel in EVs more practical.
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The two women travel in complete silence to a château outside of Paris, where Arie is waiting for them.
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Some 250,000 motorists use the highway each day to travel in and out of downtown Atlanta, state officials said.
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Staff are allowed to travel in personal vehicles, the employee explained, but this wasn't an option for the secretary.
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Valerian's parents mysteriously vanished, which seems to be why he became interested in time travel in the first place.
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He used flashing lights and sirens on his motorcade to speed up his travel in DC, The Times reported.
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Still, the U.S. is losing tourist activity to foreign destinations, and business travel in the U.S. is also suffering.
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They spent three days slathering on hair, skin-care, and makeup items designed specifically with air travel in mind.
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Growing up, Alexis Hancock was obsessed with the astronaut Mae Jemison, the first black woman to travel in space.
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But train travel in France grabs a greater share of all journeys than in Germany, Britain, Spain or Italy.
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Travel during a transition: Another option for getting around the "work/travel" balance problem: Travel in a "transition" period.
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Although it's hard to pinpoint an exact cause for travel in data, she said, pop culture has an impact.
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In both books, characters learned the hard way that it is better to travel in hope than to arrive.
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Air travel in general is incredibly safe, thanks to technology, but air travel on the 737 MAX is not.
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"We're still really small as a share of overall travel in this country and around the world," Sulzberg said.
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According to the Times, the migrants travel in caravans for protection against the criminals that stalk their trip north.
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The 22m passengers it carries daily travel, in total, over ten times the distance to the sun and back.
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They must travel in groups of three or more and use a vehicle for any journey after 6 p.m.
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And there wasn't one source when we started to understand the business of travel in a big-picture sense.
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"With music, we travel in time....We can understand things that we cannot understand with reading only," Savall said.
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While Morse says plenty of adult tourists buy the unofficial merch, too, they tend to travel in smaller groups.
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Throughout this collection of places to travel in 2016, I have attempted to merge instinct and logic with knowledge.
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Kourtney Kardashian knows how to travel in style — and she's dishing on her best tips for a favorite destination.
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With Mallory's time travel in the finale, she can undo anything that been done in the previous nine episodes.
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That's not surprising, considering it was previously named one of the top places to travel in 2017 by Insider.
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Together they would buzz by Jupiter as well as Saturn, and eventually travel in proximity to Uranus and Neptune.
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Honduran migrants climb on a bus during a new leg of their travel, in Guatemala City, Guatemala, Oct. 18.
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One page was devoted to travel in Latvia, while another was devoted to fans of the president of Tajikistan.
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So he likely considers it entirely proper to travel in luxury as long as he obtains the proper waiver.
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The storm is the second in two weeks to cause major disruptions to air travel in the United States.
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The move came following a Philippine government directive halting air travel in the country to prevent a coronavirus spread.
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UAE low-cost carrier Flydubai will be suspending operations per a government mandate restricting air travel in the country.
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The Visit North Carolina website maintains a frequently updated page on Florence's damage, warning against travel in the southeast.
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In the meantime, China let millions of people travel in and out of Wuhan, allowing the virus to spread.
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"The growth of travel in the U.S. is an economics story," said Adam Sacks, the president of Tourism Economics.
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"I fear this fight with Brussels might limit my children's right to work and travel in Europe," she said.
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She cited the ability to travel in Europe without a visa, church autonomy and the army as important considerations.
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Getting to travel in a plane at all still feels like a privilege to "Shark Tank" judge Barbara Corcoran.
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Passing on the knowledge of how such particles would travel in the atmosphere is an important thing to do.
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From then on, short-term rentals have become my preferred way to travel — in Florida, California, Canada, and Europe.
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Last month, Amazon restricted all nonessential travel in the U.S. in response to the continued spread of the coronavirus.
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Fears of novel coronavirus are raising questions about the safety of air travel in the face of an epidemic.
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In the jungles of Ivory Coast, monkeys and chimps forage for food, sleep in trees and travel in groups.
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Asked whether he planned to travel in Europe, he said that he didn't know whether it would be possible.
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While under TPS designation, nationals cannot be removed from the US and can work and travel in the country.
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In Dutchess County, about 80 miles north of Manhattan, officials issued an emergency order restricting travel in some areas.
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The security of road travel in both cities could not be guaranteed following years of military and economic assistance.
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Space travel in our reality was fueled by the Cold War Space Race that started in the mid-1950s.
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UBS is restricting employees' travel in China and implementing a work-from-home policy as the coronavirus has spread
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The outbreak comes at a time of significant uptick in domestic travel in China for the Lunar New Year.
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But restricting travel in areas that already have cases of the virus isn't likely to be effective, he added.
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In 1832, after three years of travel in Europe, he moved to New York and soon took U.S. citizenship.
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I nearly doubled my incomeI quit my job to travel in 2015 and started freelance writing in early 2016.
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And, the document says, it avoided the potentially "catastrophic effect" of not letting him travel in the United States.
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It is illegal under French law to help illegal migrants enter France, travel in France or stay in France.
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With the Chase Sapphire Preferred card, your points are worth 1.25 cents each toward travel in the Chase portal.
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Depending on which card you have, you can use the certificate for travel in economy, or in any class:Delta Platinum card ($250 annual fee) — Companion certificate is valid for travel in the main cabin (Delta's term for the economy cabin) Delta Reserve card ($550 annual fee) — Companion certificate is valid for travel in the main cabin, Delta Comfort+, or first classThe Delta Reserve card commands a steeper fee because it offers complimentary Delta Sky Club access and Amex Centurion lounge access when you're flying Delta.
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PAVLICH: The thing about lone wolves as they often travel in packs as we&aposve learned over and over again.
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But as all these branch realities shoot off, and characters travel between them, time travel in Endgame is very confusing.
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The soldiers would have had to turn off the safety settings in order to travel in those areas considered dangerous.
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Megan Jensen, 16, had insisted that she and her parents travel in from New Fairfield, Connecticut, to attend the parade.
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Meng only has two valid passports and that the zones she's permitted to travel in will exclude the Vancouver airport.
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Running through switches means the train would travel in a direction the switch on the train tracks weren't set for.
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Travel + Leisure recently released its list of the Best Places to Travel in 2017, and the honorees might surprise you.
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Thanksgiving air travel in the United States is expected to rise 2.5 percent from last year, Airlines for America said.
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The Pope will travel in a regular car, not a bulletproof vehicle, and the Vatican is not sending additional bodyguards.
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Tarrant wrote that he used the spoils of his cryptocurrency dealings to travel in France, Spain and Portugal in 2017.
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Some travel in or near the orbit of elite power; others are drawn from the lower orders and geographic peripheries.
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Virgin Galactic founder Richard Branson predicts he will travel in space before he ever becomes a passenger on a hyperloop.
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Branson told CNBC on Thursday he will likely travel in space before he ever becomes a passenger on a hyperloop.
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Something powerful enough to adequately feed the most demanding headphones while still being mobile enough to travel in my backpack.
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The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDoT) on Twitter warned residents not to travel in the storm if it isn't necessary.
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Exactly. Apple introduced Time Travel in watchOS 2 as a way for users to quickly see past and future events.
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In expectation of violence, U.S. government employees have been barred from personal travel in the Old City and West Bank.
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The zoo is home to lions, giraffes, polar bears, and gibbons, which can travel in the trees at amazing distances.
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With Chase Sapphire Reserve, points are worth 1.5 cents each when redeemed for travel in the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal.
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Or perhaps you'd like to focus only on non-income producing hobbies, or work in spurts and travel in between.
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She won grants to travel in Europe, and her works were displayed at prominent exhibitions, including the 1939 World's Fair.
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Itt, it seems, can travel in his sleep from the world of the present to the world of the past.
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Corporations are also turning their attention to space exploration, with a view to commercializing space travel in the coming decades.
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But if the president opts not to do this, it might encourage still more migrants to travel in large groups.
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Some candidates have been forced to travel in armored cars flanked by bodyguards and to wear body armor in public.
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The Treasury Department insists that Mr. Mnuchin was "on official government travel in Kentucky," but the timing certainly was convenient.
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Data gathered from the experiemtn will inform how astronauts will be selected for long-duration space travel in the future.
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The agency was merged into another company and re-formed as Setouchi LTK Travel in 2018, the company's website showed.
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"I never travel in the streets of Tokyo," Mr Tanaka tells Mr Bond from his office in an underground railway.
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In addition, U.S. Central Command has ordered all military personnel in Saudi Arabia to stop nonessential travel in the region.
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Domestic travel – In the U.S., we will continue domestic travel related to essential operations, which includes store and club visits.
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A few commuters travel in the underground metro in Milan on March 10, 2020 after Italy imposed unprecedented national restrictions.
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To understand the forces defining air travel in America today, I spent eight days crisscrossing the country in economy class.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said Tuesday the company is restricting employee travel in China as the coronavirus continues to spread.
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Travel in or out is prohibited to stop the spread, and authorities have made it mandatory to wear protective masks.
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The company said it is prohibiting cross border travel, restricting all but the most critical domestic employee travel in March.
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No questions about China travel in 14 days, no hand sanitizer available, customs officials with no gloves and greatly overworked.
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The PBV resembles a beige rectangle and will utilize AI to find optimal routes and travel in platoons, Hyundai says.
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My biggest struggles with international air travel in Asia have been rebooking flights and getting refunds — not anything more serious.
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The virus has also broken out at a time of high domestic travel in China during the Lunar New Year.
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Ahead, discover our roundup of the best Black Friday deals so you can travel in style without breaking the bank.
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Despite the promises NextGen holds for enhanced air travel, in February Congress cut the FAA's 2019 budget by $549 million.
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If we were going to go all the way across the Atlantic, I wanted to travel in Europe a bit.
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"This drop in demand has been unprecedented — a 50% drop in global travel in less than a week," said Hentschel.
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Whether you travel for business or pleasure, you can get some mileage from these resolutions for better travel in 2019.
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The turmoil is also threatening the European Union's Schengen agreement, which normally allows for borderless travel in much of the bloc.
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It'd be speedy travel: In Kockelman's model, when people called for a car, one typically came along in about 20 seconds.
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"If you're just looking to travel in the best weather, consider booking Southern Hemisphere summer flights (January through March)," Keyes suggests.
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They travel in circles where reputation is important and a healthy degree of confidence and strength is required to establish themselves.
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"The public also has an interest in free flow of travel, in avoiding separation of families, and in freedom from discrimination."
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On the average weekday, the 125,000-person town swells to hold 200,000 people, most of whom travel in by personal car.
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If it rains on their wedding day, the couple will travel in the Scottish State Coach, which was built in 1830.
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If peace is based around consensus, the direction of travel in Asia this year seems to be entirely the wrong way.
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A jury also convicted Todd Engel of obstruction of justice and interstate travel in aid of extortion, the Review-Journal reported.
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Travel in an age of uncertain climate means that at some point, your plans are likely to be upended by weather.
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Part 3: Funding delays ground flights and cancel commercial ambition Commercial air travel in America is primed for a summer surge.
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Why are children going to school in a place where I have to travel in armored cars and with bulletproof clothing?
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Bear in mind these are small planes and I experienced a lot of air travel in a short period of time.
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Travel in and out of the People's Republic has been sharply curtailed, including closing the casinos of Macau for two weeks.
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While authorities are not limiting tourists, the glacier does sit above an active volcano that occasionally halts air travel in Europe.
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In fact, depending upon the type of travel in which you're interested, you may not even need to take full PTO.
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In 2015, she and her family were attempting to travel in coach class from Houston to Portland on a United flight.
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"It's important for a retiree to ask," said Debra Sternberg, assistant team leader with Liberty Travel in Bay Shore, New York.
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Such disputes have prompted a widespread boycott of Japanese products and services, from beer to clothes and travel in South Korea.
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Honduras is considered a particularly dangerous country to travel in, though primarily because of its high levels of crime and violence.
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According to The New York Times, the migrants travel in caravans for protection against the criminals that stalk their trip north.
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That seems likely, especially now that regular caravans offer migrants the chance to travel in the safety of a large group.
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Get ready to travel in style and comfort by picking up a few cozy and athleisure-chic outfits from Sweaty Betty.
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Refugees crossing the Mediterranean often travel in poorly constructed dinghies that make even the short trip from Turkey to Greece dangerous.
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"It's a problematic question whether it would help in getting him back, but it might affect his travel in other countries."
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Disruption to travel in Europe, by air, train and more, is a certainty, and is likely to continue for some days.
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The entire romantic notion of him being able to travel in some way is very near and dear to my heart.
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If horror movies have given you an irrational fear of creepy dolls, you might want to avoid air travel in Thailand.
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It could be that transatlantic routes are undergoing the same transition that revolutionised short-haul travel in Europe two decades ago.
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These walking tours give travelers flexibility, said Susan Sparks, an active travel specialist with Points of Interest Travel in Aspen, Colo.
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When animals travel in service, and not as pets, they typically fall into two categories: service animals and emotional support animals.
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The wealthy like to travel in style, and that includes staying at some of the most expensive hotels in the country.
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"Snow with high winds and low visibility will make travel in this area dangerous if not impossible at times," Garrett said.
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What we actually spent while travelingAfter six months of travel in South America, our average daily spend came to around $110.
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And separately, the inspector general's office recently found that Zinke violated department policies by letting his wife travel in government vehicles.
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These characters are intensely thoughtful, and their thoughts travel in tight, claustrophobic cycles, winding in on themselves over and over again.
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The two might be said to travel in the same direction most of the time but often with very different readings.
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They are also charged with extortion, interstate travel in aid of extortion and using a firearm during a crime of violence.
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Jetliners, however, rarely travel in straight lines to their destination, but rather along more indirect routes determined by their flight plan.
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They grew up together and now travel in a pack, each in his own truck with a walkie-talkie to communicate.
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In the meantime, Illinois, California, Arizona, Massachusetts and Wisconsin all announced cases of the new coronavirus, related to travel in China.
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The neighborhood's popularity with pilots and flight attendants stretches back to the early days of commercial jet travel in the 21s.
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The UK government on Tuesday advised British citizens against all nonessential global travel, in the latest blow to the aviation industry.
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The adjustment to international travel in the team's first visit abroad is the only thing putting this game's result in doubt.
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The growth of international travel in the 1950s also meant ideologically preparing Americans to serve as unofficial ambassadors for their nation.
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Many millennials have taken to the internet to parody their generation's desire to travel in the time of an international crisis.
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My parents still travel in a Cadillac, but now it is a gray S.U.V. that lacks the flair of the Eldorado.
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Buttigieg has stepped up his travel in Iowa, with seven trips to the state in seven weeks, including the Wing Ding.
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Over years of travel in Afghanistan, I encountered surliness just once, while interviewing an Afghan currency dealer for a television network.
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The Transportation Security Administration has its own online list of items approved for air travel in carry-on and checked luggage.
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Journeymen travel in groups or on their own, depending on their trades and their routes, often finding one another by sight.
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Residents have to travel in and out via a makeshift mud road; an experience that some compare to riding a washboard.
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That warning coincided with a notice to "avoid nonessential travel" in the country by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Whether Americans venture to Iran or elsewhere, some experts think the order will have a chilling effect on travel in general.
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Local health departments around the United States are scrambling to monitor thousands of people returning from travel in China and elsewhere.
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Chinese travelers racked up an unprecedented 150 million trips abroad and spent more than $277 billion on international travel in 2018.
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I wish I could travel in time and tell Julie then to not self-destruct so much with anxiety and insecurity.
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I'd have to travel in the box, never able to get out of it, no matter what delays on the way.
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I recommend it for air travel in particular because it can double as a comfort creature to hug through airport overstimulation.
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Wyoming law requires an on-site school for isolated students who can't travel in certain road conditions to another nearby school.
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It's feminine and functional and exactly the kind of flat you'd expect Meghan Markle to travel in (which she has, twice).
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Mr. Kushner, a lifelong Democrat, and Ms. Trump, an independent, travel in liberal social circles and have long supported L.G.B.T. rights.
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He said the dragonflies don't usually travel in swarms like this, but local weather conditions can cause them to bunch up.
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The Wall Street lawyer Walter J. Clayton does not travel in political circles, nor is he well known in corporate America.
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Thinking it might be an amusing remark about the hazards of subway travel in the big city, I turned toward her.
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GM has a way to go to make its self-driving cars pleasant for riders to travel in in the city.
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"I am fascinated by the human aspects of train travel in India... people-watching, meeting people and hearing their stories," Hanley said.
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"She and I did not travel in the same social circles," Kavanaugh said, though he conceded it's possible he once met Ford.
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PetSafe is the company's "specially designed program" for transporting cats and dogs that are not eligible to travel in the aircraft cabin.
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Frugal Traveler Each of the last three Januaries, I've compiled tips on how to save money on travel in the year ahead.
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We also call our housekeeper; she comes once a week and I do not want her to have travel in this weather.
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The pageant requires a series of preliminary competitions in each state, which means contestants may have to travel in order to compete.
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Brin likes aeronautics, however, and has reportedly enjoyed the comforts of a Google corporate "party plane" for air travel in the past.
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Micro-RNA renders messenger RNA inactive, reducing the activity of the gene in question—and it can travel in sperm alongside DNA.
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Pharah: Pharah's rockets might not fly so quickly, but they travel in a straight line and don't stop until they hit something.
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The next step is figuring out how far airborne bacteria travel in nature, and plugging this information into models to solve problems.
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You have to travel in the same cabin class for your free one-way as you do for the flight preceding it.
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Rules introduced in May allow Ukrainians to travel in the EU (but not Britain and Ireland) for 90 days without a visa.
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But beneath the smiles and bonhomie, al-Nimr's brother bristles at the fact government minders insisted we travel in an armored convoy.
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But a wave of violence, linked to rival drug gangs, threatens travel in the region like a storm hovering on the horizon.
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In the conservative Islamic country, women are not allowed to drive and require permission from a male guardian to travel in public.
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EXPERIENCES ABROAD Tarrant wrote that he used the spoils of his cryptocurrency dealings to travel in France, Spain and Portugal in 2017.
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You travel in a bullet train traveling at 200 mph on new train tracks, and the ride is as smooth as silk.
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Bonnie and her gang visit several new locales, like an RV they travel in, the Second Chance Antiques shop, and a carnival.
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It is yet another stinging loss from a court that similarly refused to reinstate Trump's original executive order on travel in February.
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The GBTA estimates that spending on business travel in China amounted to $291.2 billion last year compared with $290.2 billion in America.
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Let's talk about so-called 12-to-6 elbows, where elbows travel in a direction essentially from the ceiling to the floor.
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He wanted to travel in the highest echelons of society, clinking glasses with socialites and captains of industry and cavorting on yachts.
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In my experience, which includes extensive travel in other countries, Americans often seem disoriented or even horrified when confronted with imperfect dentition.
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As we've reported ... as part of the conditions in their bond release, the Chrisleys are restricted to travel in Georgia and Tennessee.
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ET After terror attacks in Brussels targeted the city's airport and metro system on Tuesday, travel in the region has been snarled.
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Over the last decade, they have helped train service displace airplanes as the most popular mode of travel in the Northeast Corridor.
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The people at risk of dying from violence are easy for politicians to look past; they don't travel in the same circles.
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It also wasn't enough to just identify these places; I travel in search of answers to why these hot spots are unique.
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While all these planes are tricked out a little differently, one thing's the same: The world's leaders like to travel in style.
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The storm killed at least 773 people, grounded thousands of flights and shut down travel in many of the nation's largest cities.
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It's part of Zuckerberg's "year of travel," in which he aims to learn more about different communities and subcultures across the country.
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Martin: There would be American business leaders and people who travel [in those countries], people who have family there, cross-national marriages.
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Amazon has started restricting all nonessential employee travel in the U.S. as the coronavirus continues to spread, a spokesperson confirmed to CNBC.
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Some are serious (about ISIS and private prisons) some are less so (imagining travel in Wakanda and sitting down with Grace Jones).
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Women must often obtain the permission of a male guardian in order to travel in Saudi Arabia, according to Human Rights Watch.
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So far, the Trump campaign has reimbursed the Treasury just $112,000 for air travel in March and April, according to the report.
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The tech giant has also limited employee travel in the wake of the outbreak that has infected tens of thousands, CNBC reported.
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"Elevators are the safest form of travel in New York, due to the city's stringent inspection and safety requirements," the statement said.
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Views have gone down across most Of these channels since the virus began impacting global travel in late February and early March.
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Washington, DC, was named The New York Times' No. 1 place to travel in 2020, making it a top weekend trip destination.
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The Biden campaign spent nearly $924,000 on private jet travel in the third quarter, according to data from the Federal Elections Commission.
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The government has stopped travel in and out of that city and surrounding ones, effectively locking down tens of millions of people.
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Her predecessor, Ma Ying-jeou, had pursued closer economic relations with China, including the expansion of business and leisure travel in Taiwan.
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That number is based on all round trip tickets purchased via U.S. travel agencies this year for travel in June through August.
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Gnus have well-entrenched migratory patterns during dry seasons, during which they travel in large herds to find water and greener grasses.
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In the resort town of Baños, about three and a half hours southeast of Quito, all travel in and out was stopped.
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He will be permitted to travel in the U.S. as long has he gives prior notice to the probation office, she said.
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The spread of the virus ahead of the Lunar New Year, a peak period of travel in China, kept investor concerns heightened.
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The Nebraska Department of Transportation said I-80 was closed in both directions and advised against travel in the state's Panhandle region.
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Facial recognition scanning is already a requirement for non-citizens who travel in the US.Visit Business Insider&aposs homepage for more stories.
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They often travel in groups of 30, but can swim in herds of 1,000 when they migrate, The New York Times reported.
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Flooding already is so bad in North Carolina that the state transportation department is telling people not to travel in the state.
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In our offices, our schools, on airplanes and everywhere else: We travel in an aura of creme, soundtracked by a Juulish crackle.
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And because the pods travel in a tube, they're not subject to shutdowns due to harsh weather, like snow or polar vortexes.
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"It is unclear why Secretary Perry would require such costly travel in instances where more economical options were readily available," Pallone wrote.
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"People of color engage with local people more, and travel in groups more often," says Cherae Robinson, who started Tastemakers Africa last year.
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TRAPPIST-1 Travel Score: 3 As the name suggests, much of the space travel in this Matthew McConaughey movie is between planetary systems.
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Despite China's economic slowdown, aircraft manufacturers like Airbus and Boeing remain buoyant about the long-term demand for air travel in the country.
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"When I got that my heart just felt so good, because I thought 'Oh, we can actually travel in their footsteps,' " says Ziegler.
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President Donald Trump took credit for a banner year in commercial air travel, in which zero deaths were recorded, according to multiple studies.
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After picking your card, you want to use it to pick which of the four directions you want the ball to travel in.
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The roadblock is now nearly two months old, and it continues to choke travel in and out of the reservation and protest camps.
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For all other flights, travel in economy is valid through July 30 through December 6, 2018 and January 9 through April 10, 2019.
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We know the basics: SLS will take Orion to the Gateway, and from there, people will travel in a lander to the Moon.
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Lash is the contemporary curator of the Speed Art Museum in Louisville, Kentucky, where Southern Accent will travel in April of next year.
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Maybe a Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure reboot where Bill and Ted travel in time and meet one of Ted's relatives from the past?
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Craig will be able to travel in the US, Jackson said, but will need the court's permission to travel out of the country.
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The arrests have disrupted air travel in Australia, where authorities and airlines have asked travelers to arrive earlier than usual for additional screening.
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Because cosmic rays don't often travel in a straight line, we don't even know where in the night sky they are coming from.
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The woman reportedly told Jamelia that she had seen the conductor and he had said he wouldn't let her travel in this carriage.
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A pair of jeans, which you can do day or night, so dark or light, and you can travel in and out of.
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In Hanover, Germany's 13th-largest city, Hannovermobil goes a bit further by charging users for their month's travel in a single monthly bill.
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But for those who prefer to travel in luxury, East Japan Railway Company's Train Suite Shiki-Shima provides a far more upscale experience.
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The handful of operators who bring international tourists to Afghanistan say increasing violence has led them to curtail some travel in recent months.
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You travel in circles that are so, so removed from mainstream America that you are appalled that anybody would believe in the Devil!
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The officers travel in groups of four — two men, two women — and are frequently stationed outside of malls, restaurants, and other social hotspots.
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NATO personnel traveling by road normally travel in convoys of three heavily armored personnel carriers which can resist all but the heaviest explosions.
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Although air travel in the continent is safer and more common than ever before (see page 53), it still has some charming anachronisms.
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ForwardKeys said flight bookings for travel in August and September were already down before the July attack but have since taken another knock.
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Judge Genece Brinkley cited a failed drug test and the rapper's noncompliance with a court order restricting his travel in her sentencing order.
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For reporters, press passes to travel in rebel-held territory were invaluable for avoiding arrest, duct-taped hands or detention in a basement.
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During the beautiful public funeral held at Cascade Hills Church, Diddy arranged for Porter's casket to travel in a carriage pulled by horses.
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I travel in NERD circles and NERD ALERT, at least in these circles, is used almost as a welcoming phrase to each other.
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Not only is this job based in London, but you'll be working for a luggage brand(hello, travel!) in a high-growth environment.
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Depending on what predators or resources are around, it might make sense to travel in a conglomerate group rather than a smaller one.
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The suspension of flights comes three weeks before the start of the Eid holiday week, a popular time for travel in the Gulf.
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Of course, the mere mention of the Note 7 and travel in the same sentence brings to mind some other potentially troubling scenarios.
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They point out that other sports, such as the Ivy League wrestlers, are continuing to compete and travel in spite of the virus.
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The total amount of bookings made through Airbnb for travel in the US is about $30 billion, estimated Scott Shatford, CEO of AirDNA.
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Human rights-related sanctions typically freeze assets, seize property, block travel in the United States and prohibit U.S. business dealings with the targets.
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It makes the watching experience even better with precisely-placed openings that make sound travel in sync with the motion on the screen.
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"They have shut down airports and they have cancelled travel in and out of the country," said Mokdad, who worked on the model.
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It is important to remember that, as of now, there have been no federal restrictions on meetings or travel in the United States.
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On Wednesday, Trump said all elderly individuals should cancel "nonessential travel in crowded areas" to reduce their risk of exposure to the virus.
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Shortwave radio bands are able travel long distances using very high frequencies, unlike traditional radio waves that need to travel in straight lines.
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Countering perfection, some handles rely on user-generated rather than commissioned photos or those from influencers who are getting free travel in return.
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On Thursday, reports emerged of the first coronavirus case in the United States that could not be linked to foreign travel, in California.
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In the British trial, up to three vehicles will travel in a convoy, each with a driver who can take control if required.
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While he also referenced travel in his show notes, it was less about moving through time than journeying down his own rabbit hole.
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If you're trying to go somewhere and need directions, there are plenty of apps to update you while you travel in real-time.
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Charles Schmitt, who has been a travel agent for 240 years, and works at Classic Travel in New York, gives a similar estimate.
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"Winterreise" will run at the Gorki through July, then travel in Germany and to Zurich, performing at theaters that co-produced the play.
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With 150mm of travel in the rear and 160mm in the front, it's a highly capable bike built to tackle black diamond trails.
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But payments firms interested in the opportunity must pay close attention as China limits outbound travel in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Flying accounts for 10 percent of the average Swede's annual climate impact, the same as a year's worth of car travel in Sweden.
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Here are just a couple of examples of what they did: Employees mostly used planes to travel in and out of the facility.
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Parnas enjoys "access to seemingly limitless sources of foreign funding," they added, claiming that he spent $70,000 on "private air travel" in September.
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But if you find that intimidating, you can always take the easy route of redeeming for travel in the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal.
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Currently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending that high-risk travelers avoid non-essential air travel in the United States.
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What if I let more of my thoughts just sort of travel in and out without taking the time to obsess over them?
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The problem with looking for the sources of these high-energy cosmic rays is that they don't always travel in a straight line.
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Some 650 roads remained closed, the state's department of transportation said, warning motorists not to travel in 17 southeastern counties worst-hit by Florence.
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Bourke said such a delay in an immigration hearing was "not atypical" and that Sanchez-Milian had been free to travel in the interim.
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"The line, certainly with the jacket, has a European cut to it and it's really easy to travel in," Dempsey said in a release.
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We ask because there's a lot of travel in your astrological forecast, and some of it may not simply be for work or vacation.
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"Recently, I embarked on a soul-searching journey down a road I never thought I would travel in a million years," the post reads.
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From a big multi-city itinerary to a small, relaxing beach vacation, these eight apps will make travel in 2016 a little bit easier.
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Cosmic ray origins have remained a mystery because they don't travel in straight lines; they're bent by the magnetic fields permeating the intervening space.
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"The buildings are destroyed, the neighborhoods are unrecognizable, the hospitals are being targeted -- ambulances they travel in as well are being targeted," says Gorani.
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According to Concur, the top three cities for Airbnb business travel, in terms of the amount expensed, are San Francisco, London and New York.
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It's not official yet, but if the rules change almost all support animals now allowed would only be allowed to travel in cargo areas.
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Typing is one of those things that's oh so subjective; but generally, more travel in the keys equates to a more satisfying typing experience.
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From this station, astronauts will travel in landers down to the Moon's surface, and then journey back up to the Gateway before heading home.
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We got this unholy alliance between aerospace protectionist interests and ostensibly environmental concerns and we banned supersonic travel in the US. Literally banned it.
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Travelers can now join in her dream glamping — [that's glamorous camping] — experience with an in-room DreamCamper that allows guests to travel in style.
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What I wanted wasn't just a few weeks of vacation carved out of 'real life' but rather a life of travel in its entirety.
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And to account for the fact that these rays don't often travel in a straight line, it's going to take a mountain of data.
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"I want my children and grandchildren to experience, study and travel in Europe," added Sabine, who was attending her fifth Pulse of Europe event.
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Instead, characters travel in spaceships and live in cities that could've been copied over from the 1950s pulp magazines where Dick's work first appeared.
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Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, which struck different parts of the country in quick succession, squeezed fuel supplies and cut into crucial travel in September.
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Nearly 550 roads remained closed, the state's department of transportation said, warning motorists not to travel in 17 southeastern counties worst-hit by Florence.
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Just ask the people at Trump Tobacco in California, Trump Travel in New York, Trump Memorials in Nebraska and Trump Chiropractic & Acupuncture in Kansas.
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Like any road trip — the two travel in a swanky trailer with their faces emblazoned on the side — there will be moments of bonding.
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Flying, on the other hand, means being able to travel in a straight line, which is the shortest distance between you and your destination.
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Democratic attorneys general in four states announced Thursday that they will try to block the Trump administration's revised executive order on travel in court.
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Fires arrows that travel in an arc at varying distances and deal varying damage, depending on how long the drawstring is pulled back ("charged").
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"Cruising in general gives anyone the opportunity to travel in style, while not having to worry or stress about pretty much anything," he said.
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"With the ability to travel in time, a lonely girl finds love and comfort by connecting with her past self," the film's synopsis reads.
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It also is moving to restrict travel in the United States for people from six predominately Muslim countries, a move that faces legal challenges.
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Not everyone has $500 to drop on a hotel room, but you don't necessarily have to be flush with cash to travel in style.
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Once the trio launches Wednesday at 4:05AM ET, they'll travel in space for a couple days, testing some upgraded systems aboard the Soyuz.
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As demand for air travel in the region grew, rivals such as Singapore Airlines and Air Asia, a low-cost carrier, hugely expanded capacity.
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The one thing I will say is that I googled Gagarin and got this guy Yuri Gagarin, the first person to travel in space.
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The country — which The New York Times ranked as the top place to travel in 2012 — offers more than just pristine beaches and resorts.
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Bel belongs to a very small list of artists who are boycotting air travel in response to the ever-growing threat of climate change.
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Undeterred, Utah's Republican senators, Mike Lee and Orrin Hatch, no friends of wilderness protection, are sponsoring the Human-Powered Travel in Wilderness Areas Act.
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Tragically ill-equipped, these sub-Saharan Africans travel in open trucks across a thousand or more miles of desert with little food or water.
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Overall, 69 percent of the respondents say they would set spending limits on entertainment or travel in order to rein in holiday-related costs.
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Many Caracas residents refuse to go out at night due to security fears, and wealthier Venezuelans often travel in bullet-proof cars with bodyguards.
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"The technology developed by HTT is set to fundamentally change the way we travel in future," Torsten Jeworrek, a Munich Re board member, said.
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But most of the travel in a vast country that is home to 1.3 billion people is between the country's larger and wealthier cities.
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Read more:13 things I wish I knew before traveling from the US to JapanJapan was officially the best place to travel in 2018.
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Such a proposal -- detailed in internal documents and conversations with senior TSA officials -- would be a huge change for air travel in this country.
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If you don't travel in Russia and your credit card is suddenly being used there, the system will recognize that and flag the account.
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Short-finned pilot whales are dark-colored with pinkish-gray undersides, travel in large numbers and often get stranded en masse, the department said.
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He told a news conference that he would travel in the coming week to "all the corners of Spain" to help rebuild the party.
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Of course, the recently fashionable zombie and vampire, who tend to travel in packs, have starred in plenty of pointed allegories of their own.
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New York (CNN Business)Domestic air travel in the United States has virtually come to a halt, but thousands of planes are still flying.
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If anything, the embroideries make the paintings seem more conventional, showing how her many bodies of work may overlap but travel in different directions.
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He is scheduled to travel in January to Istanbul, the historical seat of the Eastern Orthodox Church, to receive an official order granting autonomy.
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Those numbers were expected to only grow this year, with Lonely Planet listing Sri Lanka as the No. 203 destination for travel in 2019.
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While dealing with both the Max and Dreamliner issues, Norwegian was hit with the COVID-19 crisis as demand for travel in Europe plummeted.
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When it comes to this virus's ability to travel in air—in hospitals or elsewhere—it's hard to know where things will ultimately land.
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They don't have any plans to travel in the near future — especially not after Trump's announcement, which they said instilled a sense of panic.
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Fashion people tend to move en masse: to stay in the same hotels, eat at the same restaurants, travel in the same black cars.
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Numerous major tech companies have placed restrictions on their employees' travel in recent weeks as the virus has spread within mainland China and beyond.
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Fear and efforts to contain the scope of the impact have already pushed British Airways to halt all travel in and out of China.
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Collared peccaries are smaller, less aggressive and less disruptive of the ecosystem than white-lipped peccaries, he said, and they travel in smaller groups.
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The very rich, who travel in private jets and often have special VIP concierge services, like screening and entry protocols, if they travel commercially.
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JERUSALEM, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Israel's Health Ministry said on Thursday that a man who returned from travel in Italy has tested positive for coronavirus.
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By acquiring Luckey, rather than partnering with it, Airbnb seemed to signal it wanted to take that aspect of travel in-house as well.
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Finally, Arctic cold and a big storm combined forces to make a mess of travel in the United Kingdom and other parts of Europe.
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The dogs are also required to travel in an approved crate that is twice the usual required size, for increased air flow and comfort.
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He is currently out on bail and able to travel in and around Washington, New York City and in South Florida, where he lives.
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His White House physician climbed into the presidential limousine for the ride to the hospital rather than travel in another vehicle in the motorcade.
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Caesars Entertainment hopes to attract more Asian travelers, who management says often travel in groups or as multigenerational families, with its Anthology Suites & Villas.
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A big part of our mission is to get people comfortable on buses again as a viable alternative to air travel in certain markets.
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One of the busiest airports in the world was left without power on Sunday as holiday travel in the U.S. kicks into high gear.
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According to all the physics that we understand, there is no practical way for us to travel, in astronaut fashion, to another star system.
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"While the direction of travel in the near-term is clear, the size of that gain is not," said Hansen Lu at Capital Economics.
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The Interplanetary Transport System Musk gave his first in-depth presentation about Mars travel in September 2016 at an international space conference in Mexico.
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"In the video, you travel in time and in distortion, and suddenly you find yourself surrounded by sibylline patterns," Reynaud tells The Creators Project.
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Not surprisingly, many of their stories, which take the form of fiction, poetry, and illustration, involve travel in their narratives, whether physical or emotional.
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Even as American, Delta, and United begin to reintroduce amenities cut during the financial crisis, air travel in America, these days, is hardly glamorous.
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Saillard was able to humanize the exhibition because, as its title suggests, it doesn't just suggest the notion of travel in its most formal terms.
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They happened to be partnered while I happened to be single, and there was nothing more inherently worthy of travel in them than in me.
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One of Lola's favorite historic figures became Dr. Mae Jemison, a scientist and astronaut who was the first African-American woman to travel in space.
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Photo: GettyUnited Airlines has announced that it will allow cats and dogs to travel in the cargo holds of its planes again starting this summer.
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That's because the shockwave's energy can more easily travel in straight lines along the horizontal and vertical wires that make up the screen's fine mesh.
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The Honduran national police said in a separate statement Aldana was never detained and that there are no restrictions on her travel in the country.
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Authorities will be investigating how and when he acquired the firearms as well as the suspect's travel in and out of New Zealand, Ardern said.
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Adelson and his wife, Miriam, reportedly live in a Las Vegas megamansion, own a 300-foot superyacht, and travel in a 380-passenger private jet.
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Restaurant mode helps block out general din while still letting in the frequencies that most voices travel in, and for the most part it works.
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The first instance of time travel in all of Star Wars filmed entertainment — and a step too far, grumbled some old-school fans on Twitter.
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Of the 500-plus people who've flown into space since the dawn of manned space travel, in 1961, only about 11 percent have been women.
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Internal travel In contrast, Europe was found to have absorbed constant flows of the virus from multiple regions of the world, including the United States.
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For years, Panasonic's engineers and designers have been on a mission to make business travel — and travel in general — the best it can possibly be.
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ISIS imposed extreme restrictions on travel in and out of the city, and banned satellite dishes in efforts to limit access to the outside world.
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Other species like bighorn sheep—that travel in small groups and rely on cross-border connections to survive—would be cut off from their neighbors.
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Aidy Bryant points out in the post-chorus breakdown that they are not actually a girl group but instead travel in a pack for safety.
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Instead, it's a concept piece that was part of industrial designer Shabtai Hirshberg's 2012 master's thesis project imagining the future of air travel in 2030.
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" Later on, he continued, "No matter where you travel in the world, you run into a startling number of people for whom Orlando is America.
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The problem with looking for the sources of these very high energy cosmic rays is that the rays don't always travel in a straight line.
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Instead of people traveling directly to the lunar surface from Earth, they'd travel to the Gateway first and then travel in landers to the Moon.
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So while most local troops still travel in Humvees and regular pickups, coalition soldiers rarely leave bases unless they are in more heavily protected vehicles.
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Combs arranged for Porter's casket to travel in a carriage pulled by horses during the public funeral, which was held at Columbus' Cascade Hills Church.
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The E.P.A.'s homeland security office, in the internal agency memo in February, also questioned Mr. Pruitt's need to travel in business or first class.
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Andanar said that instead of being driven around in the president's limousine, a bullet-proof Mercedes, Duterte wants to travel in a pick-up truck.
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Hanzo fires an arrow that releases a pair of large, snake-like phantom dragons that travel in a straight line until they exit the map.
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John Mills, chairman of consumer products company, the JML Group, told CNBC that the "general direction of travel" in the European Union (EU) worried him.
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Another drawback when using it for travel in London is the inability to use Apple Watch on both the Watch and iPhone to complete journeys.
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The electric pods that people would travel in are similar to those imagined by hyperloop projects, but without the vacuum, it's not the same thing.
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Thiel and Royan — who'd previously been a managing director at Clarium Capital Management, Thiel's hedge fund — largely travel in social circles outside of Silicon Valley.
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"The launch of this train heralds a new era of high-speed train travel in India," an official statement from the Ministry of Railways said.
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Its 300 passengers (1,200, once a few buses were linked together like train carriages) would travel in comfort, in something akin to an airport lounge.
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Gordon points to the Elliott Wave Theory, which posits that stocks and indexes generally travel in a successive series of five up and down moves.
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After high school, Michael went to Syracuse University but, aspiring to Hemingwayesque adventures and literary achievements, he dropped out to travel in Europe and write.
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Thousands and thousands of monarchs travel in swarms across continents, knowing where to go through an evolutionary navigational tool—like a GPS in their brain.
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Campaign committees target the wealthy for candidates, because they can self-fund campaigns and travel in the same circles as major donors (or potential ones).
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Gellman recounts how Cheney would travel in his six-car motorcade to Capitol Hill every Tuesday to join the Senate Republicans in their weekly caucus.
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This holds especially true if your goal is to quit and travel, in which case flight and hotel costs can sink you into debt fast.
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These extended getaways aren't just for retirees and the deep-pocketed, said Susan Sparks, a travel adviser at Points of Interest Travel in Aspen, Colo.
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I often travel in premium cabins, and wouldn't have any problem bringing along a rolling carry-on for free, let alone a few checked bags.
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Another reason to travel in a group is to highlight the reasons why Central Americans are being displaced, as well as their petitions for asylum.
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The OIG, led by deputy inspector general Mary Kendall, recently found that Zinke violated department policies when he let his wife travel in government vehicles.
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Even if you're not usually a business-class flyer, this is an opportunity to get more bang for your buck, and to travel in comfort.
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Narrator: Right now, humans are limited to how far we can travel in space by the amount of fuel in our rocket tanks at launch.
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In October, negotiators from more than 190 governments agreed to reduce the climate impact of air travel, in part by making aircraft more fuel efficient.
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I've thought about this, and I think that what they are responding to is the presence of the American road and travel in the work.
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"It was very, very dangerous to all travel in the small plastic boat, but I also don't have money to go all together," he said.
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Many parts of the Caribbean are cheaper to travel in summer when several islands go "off peak," compared to fall and winter high-season prices.
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More than half of Americans are looking for adventure when it comes to travel in 2020, according to a new study from the Travel Channel.
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On Wednesday, President Trump started to come clean, warning older Americans to "avoid nonessential travel in crowded areas" and workers to stay home if ill.
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There have been internal discussions about restricting travel in some way to areas in Washington state and other places considered hot spots for the virus.
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But the airline has expanded quickly, in part because of the urgent need for air travel in an island nation spread out across the Equator.
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"I realized that we don't travel in such a linear way anymore but rather jump from one point to another and back again," she said.
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"Health and government officials have continually assured the public that healthy Americans can 'confidently travel in this country,'" the organizations said in a joint statement.
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Many airlines like United have slashed their number of flights and restricted air travel in general, as the spread of the virus has continued worldwide.
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Mr. Nikolayev did not take up that deal, but funded some of Ms. Butina's travel in support of her gun-rights efforts, the person said.
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"With the impact of the new coronavirus, demand for overseas travel in many markets including Japan has been curbed," the agency said in a statement.
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If that happens, China would be the first country to carry out such a program where passengers are able to travel in autonomous flying vehicles.
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But microbes expelled from someone's respiratory tract are rarely naked: the droplets they travel in range in size from 0.6 to more than 1,000 microns.
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Rural women sometimes endure taunts and even sexual assault when they relieve themselves outdoors, so they travel in small groups, often before dawn, for protection.
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Shortly after, the company restricted all international employee travel in an effort to slow the spread of the virus, also first reported by Business Insider.
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A consultant who travels every week for his job says he uses rewards cards to earn points so he can travel in his free time.
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While handheld steamers can often be used as travel steamers as well, the Conair Travel Smart Garment Steamer is designed specifically with travel in mind.
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In 2019, I was also assigned by Food & Wine and Travel & Leisure magazines to travel in search of the 30 best restaurants in the world.
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Chinese authorities have imposed indefinite restrictions on public transport and travel in Hubei province in an unprecedented effort to contain the spread of the virus.
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"I'm hoping if the Iranians retaliate it will be three months on their side," said Steve Kulay, who runs Iran Luxury Travel in North Carolina.
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The company has severely restricted travel in China for its employees, its chief executive officer, Timothy D. Cook, said on an earnings call on Tuesday.
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"We still have a long road to travel in expanding resettlement and the number and range of complementary pathways available for refugees," Mr. Grandi said.
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Alejandro Quiñónez, an architect, was there because he hoped a barista certificate would allow him to travel in Europe and work in coffee shops there.
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A number of elected officials have self-quarantined to send a message to the public to limit travel in an effort to contain the disease.
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I like to travel in the captain's seat across from the driver and take in the view when I'm not working somewhere on the bus.
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And on the other, the public also has an interest in free flow of travel, in avoiding separation of families, and in freedom from discrimination.
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Airlines canceled more than 600 flights scheduled for Thursday, as the fourth major storm in three weeks continued to disrupt air travel in the Northeast.
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He and his men now travel in civilian vehicles because the unit's six Humvees were knocked out of action during the fight for eastern Mosul.
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With this film we wanted to create an intimate depiction of another phenomenon: contemporary migration, as people travel in search of money, opportunity and safety.
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Consider also the cost: The annual budget of the TSA, which is chiefly focused on air travel in the United States, is around $13 billion.
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The irony is that, as a result, some flyers will once again be able to travel in the style for which BA used to be famous.
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The cars I drove were entirely free of squeaks and rattles, and unless the engines are squeezed out, you travel in almost absolute silence and serenity.
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Since almost everyone I know owns a smartphone, listens to music, and likes to travel in style, this means I'm usually gifting some sort of gadget.
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During a press briefing in the early afternoon, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said that it was not safe for people to travel in the storm.
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The device can also access 20 more commonly spoken languages in offline mode, so travel in areas without clear network connection is less of a hassle.
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When the driver did not or could not respond to his threats he began to travel in the direction that I thought my family to be.
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Weather A storm known as a bomb cyclone "parked" itself over New England and wreaked havoc yesterday, knocking out power and disrupting travel in the region.
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The US, here we only have 12 confirmed cases so far and only one of those was a case that was unrelated to travel in China.
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Nine of the 12 moons follow a roughly two-year retrograde orbit around Jupiter, which means they travel in the opposite direction of the planet's rotation.
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In particular, energy companies, responsible for 2107% of GDP in the Gulf states, are slashing travel in business class, the most profitable cabin in airlines' fleets.
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For flights to Milan and Athens, travel in economy class is valid from August 20 through December 18, 2018 and January 9 through April 10, 2019.
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That being said, whenever we have conversations about time travel in the room ... I always ask myself questions like, 'Is this like Back to the Future?
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According to Musk, the car will travel in a billion-year orbit around the Sun, often passing close to Mars, but will not enter Mars orbit.
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Voyager 21 managed the same feat in 22, but its instrument to detect plasma particles had been busted some time during its travel in the 21977s.
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Voyager 1 managed the same feat in 2012, but its instrument to detect plasma particles had been busted some time during its travel in the 1980s.
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The country was getting terrible press abroad and the firms that sell flights online seemed the best placed to monitor demand for travel in real time.
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Donald Trump is on pace to spend more on travel in his first year as president, than President Obama spent all eight years in office, combined.
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Players travel in the real world in order to discover and catch Pokémon in real-life locations that double as PokéStops and Gyms in the game.
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AirAsia, which pioneered budget air travel in Asia, is broadening its reach to include a payments company, logistics, food and beverages brands and a loyalty program.
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Chynna Deese's mother, Sheila Deese, told CNN affiliate WSOC the two were going to travel in a van through Canada to visit all the national parks.
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Hunt recommends hikers travel in groups, carry bear spray, make lots of noise and keep their dogs on leashes -- or better yet, leave them at home.
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Time travel in the game obeys the rules of time travel as we understand it But to your question — time travel backward is not well understood.
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He's bullish on the future of online travel in India, thanks to the combination of growing smartphone sales and an increasing (and affluent) Indian middle class.
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The French Embassy said it had set up a crisis unit and asked people to limit travel in the area and stay clear of security forces.
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The storm slowed travel in the region, with Boston Logan International Airport reporting 13 percent of departing flights canceled, as well as 9 percent of arrivals.
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It's only in recent years that mass amounts of women have logistically been able to puzzle travel in, thanks to greater freedom in their personal lives.
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Public transport is in desperately short supply in Pakistan and the government hopes the metro will ease travel in one of the country's fastest-growing cities.
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There's also an incredible amount of information we don't know about the obstacles we'll face if humans ever travel in space for extended periods of time.
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As part of the deal, DeLemus accepted reduced charges of conspiracy to commit an offense against the United States and interstate travel in aid of extortion.
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The state exudes an inordinate influence over the economy, yet people are free to consume, earn and travel in ways unthinkable under Stalin, Hitler or Mao.
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We are witnessing the birth of private space travel in a new era when pioneering entrepreneurs will open frontiers of discovery alongside NASA's deep space missions.
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Authorities have so far rejected claims that travel in the region is unsafe, or that the accident would prove damaging to the region's fledgling tourist industry.
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If the swimmers over 21 wanted to leave the athletes' village, he told them, they should travel in groups (those under 21 were not to leave).
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Like fellow Gulf carriers Emirates and Qatar Airways, it has had to battle overcapacity, security concerns and a drop in regional business travel in recent years.
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Some have advised German women in particular that if they don't wish to be harassed by male refugees, they should cover up and travel in groups.
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Per Grego, the top distance the ICBM could travel in this case was 5,800 kilometers; a North Korean missile would need to travel around 11,000 kilometers.
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With the advent of railroad travel in the latter half of the 19th century, even more patrons could experience the joy of nightly chili queen parties.
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Manafort wants to travel in Florida, where he primarily lives; Virginia, where he has a condo; and New York, where he does business and has homes.
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In San Clemente and Dublin, California, officials canceled fixed-route buses with the lowest ridership and provided discounts for people to travel in Lyft and Uber.
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Always attuned to the tides of history, Mr. Naipaul began to travel in non-Arab Islamic countries around the time of the Islamic Revolution in Iran.
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The journey north is so treacherous that migrants have increasingly decided to travel in large groups for safety, marking a potential shift in traditional migration patterns.
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It's also unclear how much economic damage has been done to consumers' budgets, or whether they will even be willing to travel in the near term.
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As awful as airline service has become from a passenger standpoint, air travel in the United States has never been as safe as it is today.
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The Inspector General report listed several instances of official travel in which Zinke was accompanied by her wife and he reimbursed the government for her expenses.
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Airlines canceled more than 4,300 flights scheduled to travel in, into or out of the United States on Thursday, and more than 1,500 flights on Friday.
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Critics say that the traditional NASA approach, used for the Space Launch System and the Orion capsule astronauts will travel in, is too slow and expensive.
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De Blasio and Cuomo are looking at plans to potentially shut down roads, bridges, tunnels and trains to halt travel in and out of the city.
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Federal prosecutors in New York requested the Marshal Service investigate Epstein's travel in January, to see whether he had ever failed to properly report his travels.
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" Zucker also noted that travel in the U.S. should be done "only if absolutely necessary," while internal meetings "should be conducted by phone or via teleconference.
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California has taken similar actions against other states, banning official state travel in 2017 to 10 other states for laws it says discriminate against LGBTQ people.
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Points are worth 1.5 cents each toward travel in Chase&aposs portal or you can transfer to partner airlines and hotels at a 1:1 ratio.
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Road blocks, conflict and extortions at checkpoints are restricting travel in most of southern and central Somalia, it said, with passengers being raped, assaulted and robbed.
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Cats and dogs that travel in cargo must ride in kennels that adhere to regulations set by the Agriculture Department and the International Air Transport Association.
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To contain the outbreak, the government restricted travel in and out of the city, shut down public transportation and banned most private cars on the roads.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price indulged in $400,000 worth of travel in private aircraft before he quit after less than a year of service.
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A handful of left-leaning states have pursued bans on government travel in response to legislation in states that they contend open the door to discrimination.
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Fears of the virus spreading further have heightened in the run-up to Lunar New Year this weekend, as many people travel in China and abroad.
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However, Virtuoso's data — unveiled during this month's "Fashion Week of Travel" in Las Vegas — also found that the Middle East and North Africa were increasingly popular.
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This shows that 20163 doctors received six-figure payments (including financial compensation, free food, drink and travel) in 2017 -- all related to Acadia's sole drug, Nuplazid.
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The key to opening up low-Earth orbit, and space travel in general, is building rockets and spacecraft that are almost entirely reusable, said Elon Musk.
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The company has told travelers of the documents that will be needed to travel, in coordination with CBP, but it did not state what those were.
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The advisers also highlight options like charging heavy trucks per distance traveled and allowing low-occupancy cars to travel in high-occupancy lanes for a fee.
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Overhead, candy-colored Chevy Sonics and electric Bolt EVs travel in cages hanging from tracks near the ceiling as if en route up a ski slope.
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Most of London's buses and underground trains don't have air-conditioning — which can make for very uncomfortable travel in the heat — although there are some exceptions.
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Most of London's buses and underground trains don't have air-conditioning — which can make for very uncomfortable travel in the heat — although there are some exceptions.
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They watched the mushroom's response travel in the form of genes activating, lighting up as its warning message propagated up and down the fungus's fattest hyphae.
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" Multiplicity and Time Travel In previous works, Blade has veered toward the classic Romantic style, describing the practice of her art as focusing on the "communal.
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I have been on work related travel in Africa and Europe the past couple of weeks and had just started my family vacation here this week.
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Hypersonic weapons travel in the upper atmosphere at speeds of more than five times the speed of sound or about 6,200 kilometers (3,853 miles) per hour.
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My manager told me that for this tour, we would all have to travel in a van together, as well as stay together, for financial reasons.
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"Today marks a milestone for air travel in Canada," added Scott Streiner, chief executive of the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA), which prepared the final rules this year.
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Dr. Hotez also said the disease would soon become endemic in Peru, where Mr. Obama will travel in November for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit meeting.
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And if you plan to fly soon, you may want to take a look at some of these recent stories about air travel in the United States.
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The days when a foreign journalist could travel in relative safety for hours on bone-breaking dirt roads visiting remote corners of the country are long gone.
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Millions of people travel in and out of the US every year Non-immigrants include people like tourists, business travelers, students and some relatives of US citizens.
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A few days before his flight home to Seattle from Tokyo in October, Bruce Ryan learned that a windstorm might disrupt air travel in the Pacific Northwest.
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Cargo hold travel differs from in-cabin travel in many ways, but the biggest is that you will not have access to your pet during your flight.
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Today marks a milestone for air travel in Canada, added Scott Streiner, chief executive of the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA), which prepared the final rules this year.
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Martens, having adapted to these conditions, rely on the open crests to travel in search of food and mates, while building their dens in shadier, cooler thickets.
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Everything the mice will be exposed to from the moment they are born until a researcher pops open the box they travel in will be similarly sterilised.
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We've already seen Zola return as a digital version of himself in The Winter Soldier, and Wong saved by the magic of time travel in Doctor Strange.
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Migrants are required to travel in the dark and show up for processing before their hearings at the port courts early as 4:30 in the morning.
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Previously, Autopilot was limited to five miles per hour over the speed limit on roads where cars travel in both directions without a physical divider between them.
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Does that sound like an utter waste of time and energy whose only outcome would be to reduce the security of luggage and air travel in general?
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"Just like our existing investors, Michelin shares our understanding of travel in the 21st century: to plan and book online while also sustainably harnessing existing rental resources."
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The carrier claimed to have randomly chosen Dao and three other passengers to vacate their seats so employees could travel in their place on an overbooked flight.
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The idea is to allow travelers to find experiences, tours and travel in their destination city, for example, a river cruise, museum visit, or city sightseeing tour.
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So one of the core assumptions was that all satellites would have a direct line of sight, meaning the signal would always travel in a straight line.
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Officials are also proactively contacting all families of students set to travel in the coming months, she added, to check whether they still wish to do so.
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Obama, by contrast, spent just under $97 million on travel in his eight years as president, according to documents reviewed by Judicial Watch, a conservative government watchdog.
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In addition to the mopeds, a truck will travel in front of the runner constantly displaying a large clock and giving a split time nearly every minute.
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" In the advisory, the NAACP urges individuals to "warn your families, co-workers and anyone visiting Missouri to beware of the safety concerns with travel in Missouri.
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But if asking to recline became the norm, it would eliminate any pesky awkwardness, and we'd all be able to travel in a state of lower agitation.
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The second time I made a vow to track my spending habits to better gauge how much I would need for long term travel in the future.
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Travel "alerts" do not advise people to reconsider whether to travel in the first place—that is the job of the State Department's more strident travel "warnings".
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Both gestures were heartening, but also show how long a road the Zorros still have to travel in their home country to help bring about genuine acceptance.
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We believe locals know best: where to find the most amazing experiences in their own city, and how to travel in a way that supports their community.
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There is a long legislative road to travel in achieving major tax reform, and it will not be easy as the 1986 reform has already shown us.
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Eventually, solar-sail technology could enable researchers on Earth to maneuver a spacecraft much like skippers steer sailboats, harnessing the sun's rays to travel in any direction.
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In collaboration with ANA, Oita Prefecture in southern Japan will be an avatar testing ground, with trials of avatar robot fishing, agriculture and travel in the works.
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Hiking, walking and biking are less common ways to explore a destination, according to Susan Sparks, a travel adviser at Points of Interest Travel in Aspen, Colo.
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But if gravity can bend space, and light travels in straight lines in that bent space, it looks as if light will travel in a curved path.
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"[The discovery] actually does show distortions of space time... We can see time traveling faster then slower, but it cannot make us travel in time," Gonzalez explained.
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Beth Jenkins, an Ecuador expert at McCabe World Travel in Washington, D.C., said that her clients are inquiring about the earthquake but aren't concerned about visiting Ecuador.
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We look at the availability of air travel in each state, the quality of the roads and bridges, and the time it takes to commute to work.
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We look at the availability of air travel in each state, the quality of the roads and bridges and the time it takes to commute to work.
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Explanations for his absence included a burn on his hands, travel in Kansas to teach a chess student and general ailments including double-hip replacement and asthma.
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You could easily imagine these countries placing restrictions on American travel in retaliation — or impose other kinds of restrictions on American trade and business with their countries.
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U.S. News & World Report recently released its annual rankings of the best vacation destinations, including the best places to travel in the U.S., Europe and the Caribbean.
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Daegu has reported more than 5,800 virus cases to date, but no lockdown has been announced and people can still travel in and out of the city.
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They grew up together and now travel in a pack as truck drivers, each in his own truck with a walkie-talkie to communicate with one another.
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An article on Monday about bike-sharing programs in Washington, D.C., misstated the pace at which automated traffic signals allow bicycles to travel in several European cities.
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The restrictions on travel in the affected areas of northern Italy are part of a government plan to try to contain the rapid spread of coronavirus there.
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The US-Mexico border will be closed to nonessential travel in an effort to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, President Donald Trump said on Friday.
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Kumamoto also makes a statement by going to work using Guadalajara's public bikes-sharing scheme, while most of his peers travel in luxury SUV's, often with chauffeurs.
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The logic goes like this: Nobody can access your travel records using a passport number, nor can anyone travel in your name simply by presenting those digits.
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Those repeated disruptions of travel in the metropolitan area spurred Amtrak officials to plead on Tuesday with the Coast Guard for severe restrictions on the bridge's movement.
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The restrictions on travel in the affected areas in northern Italy are part of a government plan to try to contain the rapid spread of coronavirus there.
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Virgin Australia Airlines is scaling back on the number of its international and domestic flights amid declining demand for air travel in response to the coronavirus spread.
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Mr. Cai, who is widely considered the pioneer of medical travel in China, is trying to narrow the cultural gap between his Chinese clients and American hospitals.
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But most of those groups cannot permanently place Americans in North Korea and instead rely on representatives who make travel in and out of the country intermittently.
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The move could upend the plans of millions of Chinese citizens, who travel in huge numbers during the Lunar New Year holiday that officially begins on Friday.
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"Families are saying we want to map out the next five years of our vacation," said Martha King, an independent adviser with Brownell Travel in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Trump announced he would travel in short order to China, though he did not say when, to begin discussions about the next phase of the trade agreement.
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But travel in western parts of the state could be "very difficult to impossible" Monday with snow covered roads and limited visibility, the National Weather Service said.
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First, before you go, I recommend doing some research — not just one Google search, but a solid amount of digging — on general travel in your destination city.
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The reports also do not include driving on private test facilities and campuses, nor the many more "virtual miles" that autonomous vehicle systems travel in digital space.
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As Jon Stokes notes, we will, in all likelihood, be locking down travel in some areas of the US for several weeks, as they did in China.
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Other large companies, such as French skincare and cosmetics company L'Oréal and Swiss food group Nestlé, have asked staff to cancel work travel in the coming weeks.
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Membership in IAATO remains voluntary, although all Antarctic tour operators must obtain a permit to travel in Antarctica from one of the parties to the Antarctic Treaty.
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North Korean State broadcaster Korea Central Television opened its first news bulletin after the news of Trump's announcement with a story about passenger riverboat travel in Pyongyang.
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Despite the heightened security presence on the ground, some family members returning to the area ahead of Lopez Obrador's visit opted to travel in small planes instead.
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An unprecedented quarantine program has been put into place in Wuhan, where authorities have essentially cut off travel in and out of several huge cities in Hubei.
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If you didn't get to California this year, you always have next year; California was on Travel & Leisure's list of 50 Best Places to Travel in 2020.
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The tunnels Musk is digging via his infrastructure business, The Boring Company, will house pods on tracks that zoom underground for pedestrians and bicyclists to travel in.
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Dan, a 49-year-old from Texas, was researching gay travel in Eastern Europe when he clicked, out of curiosity, on a confusing banner ad for GayPrisoners.net.
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That said, we will go pretty much anywhere that people invite us and, as I mentioned earlier about travel in Europe, we've been all around this continent.
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Diplomatic sources told Reuters nearly all leaders attending the event would travel in special armored vehicles, making it unclear what the sports cars will be used for.
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Mr. Pruitt told The New Hampshire Union Leader that he has to travel in the front of the cabin because people in coach are mean to him.
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