President Trump has just boarded Air Force One in Scotland.
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Almost all visible windows were either boarded up or broken.
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She was seen looking concerned as she boarded her flight.
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Charleston residents boarded up businesses and prepared to hunker down.
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And even more boarded buses headed toward an unknown destination.
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Some are even boarded up or outfitted with hurricane shutters.
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The tanker was boarded by armed guards earlier on Friday.
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He boarded the airplane, and got off when it landed.
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Khaled boarded the plane with a hand grenade and pistol.
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Chloe boarded hers with a neck pillow and a smile.
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In March, Mr. Simon boarded a plane for Cape Town.
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In 1943, Parks boarded a bus driven by James Blake.
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After the visit, Trump once again boarded Air Force One.
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I boarded the ship in Bordeaux (France) to find out.
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As people boarded the big boat, it began to list.
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Sixty to 70 percent of the shops are boarded up.
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We boarded the Broad Street bus for the final leg.
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The storefronts and banks were boarded up, the downtowns deserted.
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Mr. Uriarte's troops seem to have boarded the wrong bus.
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Things had not started well even before we boarded, actually.
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But many sat empty, their windows boarded up or missing.
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The governor boarded state aircraft nearly 200 times last year.
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As I boarded the train, I checked my phone again.
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On January 21, 2000, Salahi boarded a flight to Senegal.
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A few hours later, I boarded a flight to California.
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Mr. Santiago boarded a Delta Air Lines flight on Jan.
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At a nearby dirt airfield, they boarded two small planes.
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He then boarded the plane and returned home, TMZ said.
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Everything had been going smoothly when they boarded the flight.
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Rose's extraction helicopter was shot down shortly after he boarded.
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Errol boarded the boat and shook the captain's horny hand.
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Cambodian health officials boarded the ship soon after it anchored.
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The next day he boarded his train at Penn Station.
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Others have boarded a truck carrying a shipment of coffins.
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I boarded the first train back to DC that morning.
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The rescue operations for the boat were carried out by the Spanish frigate Reina Sofía, which boarded 77 migrants, and two Italian Coast Guard rescue vessels, which boarded 11 more, an Italian official said.
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"I boarded up my chicken coop and boarded up my house and prepared for the oncoming, next disaster," said Stefani Hinkle, a farmer and performer who lives near a major fissure in the volcanic eruption.
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Details that emerged in early reports on the plane&aposs disappearance — including that two people boarded with stolen passports and that no one seemed clear whether everyone had boarded the plane — helped conspiracy theories swirl.
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The police boarded the bus and took Ms. Headley into custody.
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Shortly after saying their goodbyes, Fisher boarded her final flight home.
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She was only 30 years old when she boarded Madsen's submarine.
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Edward Lin was arrested as he boarded a flight headed there.
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But naval officers from the Saudi warship stopped and boarded it.
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Jeffrey Tanner Libby boarded the British Airways flight with bad news.
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Shigeru Saito was 276 when he boarded his first fishing boat.
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The marketplace has on-boarded 300 popular London restaurants and caterers.
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The Americans boarded 10 city buses back to the U.S. border.
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"Felt good back on court tonight," he said as he boarded.
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Discount shops and boarded-up shopfronts testify to a harder present.
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Sandhool, the young Somali, originally said he had boarded in Tobruk.
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Ten days later, Mr. Wright boarded a flight to San Diego.
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She checked into her flight online, but never boarded the plane.
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The restaurant where we'd go with my grandparents is boarded up.
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The sailors boarded the USS Anzio, where they underwent medical checks.
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Shortly afterward, he boarded a plane from LA back to Washington.
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Of the 27 people who boarded the truck, just three survived.
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An estimated 40 passengers boarded the boat for the maiden voyage.
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Every fifth or sixth house was boarded up in our neighborhood.
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The next day, he boarded a train for the nation's capital.
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In one reported example, 158 passengers were boarded within 14 minutes.
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Brechbuhl boarded a plane heading to Germany with Pompeo earlier Wednesday.
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We went through security and boarded the plane without a problem.
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I didn't notice littered sidewalks, graffiti or boarded-up shop fronts.
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After I boarded, Captain Ross directed the ship into Lake Erie.
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Passengers boarded a new aircraft which then re-departed for Nassau.
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Passengers boarded a new aircraft which then re-departed for Nassau.
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Katie Holmes once boarded a New Jersey Transit train in couture.
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Currently, British Airways' economy class cabins are boarded back to front.
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Pitts takes me to an abandoned building, boarded up and dark.
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When he boarded the team bus, the jersey was still missing.
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We boarded a noontime ferry for the trip from Long Island.
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After a couple days in Istanbul, I boarded my first train.
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Migration authorities said at least 395 people had boarded the train.
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The flight the team finally boarded was on a chartered jet.
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Jensen took out his phone to capture proof that he boarded.
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He was 26 when he boarded the boat — now he's 44.
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They boarded a bus packed with other recruits bound for Pardubice.
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I boarded the ferry a different person than when I arrived.
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Minutes later, he boarded Marine One back to the White House.
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The Philippine team boarded and found two bodies on the deck.
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Once in the clear, he boarded a private jet, Saito said.
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In Wilmington, North Carolina, a bar has boarded up its windows.
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In fact, I felt very well when I boarded the plane.
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We boarded our plane to Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, on January 14.
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" Darryl said as we boarded, "This is the way to go!
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Even before she boarded the plane, things did not augur well.
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Team Israel eventually boarded another bus and got to the stadium.
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But Ms. Stefaniak never boarded her flight home on Nov. 28.
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A Hasidic woman was heckled when she boarded a public bus.
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Doria's first class journey started even before she boarded her flight.
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O'Neill boarded an American Airlines jet in Nashville bound for Dallas.
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The crew boarded a van to a secret location two hours away.
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The patrol commander boarded the vessel and found Sea-Watch was involved.
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I boarded and exited the shuttle with help from a movable ramp.
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According to Page Six, Kim boarded a private plane at 5 a.m.
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On Wednesday, they boarded a private jet from Miami to Las Vegas.
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Seoul police boarded the plane when it landed at Incheon International Airport.
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Hilarious messages were spray-painted on boarded-up houses across southern Florida.
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Many stores on the Champs-Élysées were also boarded up with plywood.
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Just one other house now remains, its windows boarded up, awaiting demolition.
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Gigi Hadid boarded a private jet with her then-boyfriend, Zayn Malik.
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The remaining customers re-boarded and the flight departed without further interruption.
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I can't even look inside since all the rooms are boarded up.
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They have food and water ready and they've boarded up their windows.
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The premium class passenger boarded the flight with two friends in economy.
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After about four hours, Teigen and Legend boarded another flight to Tokyo.
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Lorna (Yael Stone), who's definitely pregnant with Vinnnie's baby, boarded a bus.
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They boarded boats into Greece, joining the flow of people entering Europe.
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The intranet software has on-boarded more than 4 million users globally.
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Schroeder later went back into the screening line and boarded the plane.
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Passengers boarded a replacement aircraft, which took off at 11:52 a.m.
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The police allege they boarded the bus and demanded Aimers get off.
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Our photog got them at LAX right before they boarded the flight.
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According to Kuti, the startup has so far on-boarded 60,000 users.
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Guests boarded the luxury yacht, Christina O., for a night of dancing.
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In late January, he boarded a plane to attend two conferences overseas.
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Newfoundlands boarded ships with Canadian fisherman and rescued people from icy waters.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, shod in her Gucci slippers, boarded a
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Surrounded by commuters, we boarded an escalator, heading down to the station.
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Student activists boarded the tour bus at the end of Friday's rally.
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Along Donner Avenue, there are more boarded-up buildings than open stores.
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An investigation is underway to determine how the passenger boarded the flight.
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But documents show that investigators found it properly secured and boarded up.
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Early Tuesday, Mr. Mustafa boarded EgyptAir Flight 181, from Alexandria to Cairo.
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Travelers who had already boarded Sunday's flight declined to volunteer their seats.
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When the Mandalorian boarded his ship, Baby Yoda waddled along behind him.
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Two weeks later, on Thanksgiving Day, he boarded a ship for Havana.
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They boarded Mr. Trump's helicopter, and the three flew to Atlantic City.
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I boarded the bus home and took out my notes to study.
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The father and minor boarded the second transport at approximately 4:30AM.
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"It was like, boom, your house is boarded up," Ms. Kaufman said.
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Many grocery stores were open but boarded up and shelves emptying out.
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My girlfriend and I boarded the big catamaran hoping for the best.
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There, he boarded a train that was supposed to travel to Lviv.
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Being water boarded by men in masks; a form of simulated drowning.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Pence boarded Air Force Two just before 5 p.m.
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She boarded a submarine with him on the evening of Aug. 10.
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He boarded the flight at Dhaka on a domestic ticket to Chittagong.
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In Panama City Beach, many businesses were closed and homes boarded up.
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At 5:07 he boarded the train and took his window seat.
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Since the 1970s, however, the avenue's boarded-up buildings have drawn criminals.
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Much of the force boarded ferries back to the mainland on Thursday.
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I boarded a local bus and headed up the hills to Grasse.
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Hertzberg and her co-researchers boarded 103 transcontinental flights to find out.
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A flight attendant came by and offered us drinks as everyone boarded.
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So, in his late teens, Rodriguez boarded a plane for New York.
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When Arefaine boarded the plane, he had never been outside the country.
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They boarded a corporate jet with the boxes, and flew to Istanbul.
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Men boarded buses in footage he posted later on social network Twitter.
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But Chinese police officers boarded the train and took him into custody.
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A few days before he boarded the doomed truck, Luong called home.
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A few days before he boarded the doomed truck, Luong called home.
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I boarded the ferry, not to go anywhere, just to be transported.
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One day, we drive by to find the front door boarded up.
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The house is now boarded up, its back half all but gone.
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Hours later, tired and wet, I boarded a bus for 50 cents.
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President Donald Trump boarded Air Force One with an unwelcomed accessory on Thursday.
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Some are boarded up, and others open just a few hours a day.
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From Brazil, the men boarded flights to Bogota, Colombia, still posing as Israelis.
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Several sets of eyes were watching them from behind a boarded up storefront.
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Harris and her mother boarded a plane to Dallas at 3:30 p.m.
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In June, we boarded a New Jersey Transit train to my mother's house.
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Schumer initially boarded the film in December but ultimately dropped out in March.
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Foreclosures then depressed property values, bringing boarded-up windows and dangerous street corners.
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She saw the empty lots, the boarded-up houses, people not coming outside.
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Then came the day when Mom and I boarded a plane for Canada.
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Before he boarded a plane to Sri Lanka, my father's phone was off.
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Then she boarded a Bronx-bound 4 train and rode it... one stop.
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First, the boarded-up storefront in South Omaha, NE, was a butcher shop .
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She's "re-boarded the Evan train" and it reeks of desperation in there.
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On Monday, Errson boarded a flight headed from Gothenburg, Sweden, to Istanbul, Turkey.
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You may be wondering why I boarded that train at all, dear reader.
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They then headed boarded a plane to a private getaway in French Polynesia.
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The man's brother boarded the plane and has not since returned to Australia.
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Kylie was waiting at the airport where they all boarded the private jet.
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I boarded a plane for Cleveland, bound for the Republican National Convention (RNC).
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Passengers can no longer be bumped from a flight after they've boarded it.
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YG boarded the LAX to JFK flight Monday night, but wasn't there long.
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The same one Thanos boarded and destroyed at the beginning of Infinity War.
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The singer then headed to the airport where he boarded a private plane.
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The stowaways were believed to have boarded near the French port of Calais.
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The windows were boarded up but Fred could hear voices coming from inside.
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That's what you wanted when you packed a bag and boarded a coach.
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Windows were taped and boarded, but provided no resistance to the monster storm.
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But each child boarded a flight to the wrong destination, the airline said.
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Businesses in Florida and the Bahamas boarded up in preparation for Hurricane Dorian.
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Abandoned homes are now regularly torn down or boarded up and auctioned off.
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So Morsi boarded with a friend in Cairo until Leslie returned for research.
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Haley waved enthusiastically back as she boarded her UN helicopter back to base.
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Crushed by this unfortunate turn of events, I shook my head and boarded.
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Just like a flight, we boarded several minutes before the scheduled departure time.
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There was both sadness and excitement as we boarded the plane to Mexico.
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As they boarded an eight-seater turboprop, one of them took his passport.
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The bus came on time, and we boarded with plenty of extra space.
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And to be fair, a lot of developers have already boarded that train.
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In March of 1940, Murray boarded a southbound bus in New York, reluctantly.
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So last weekend I boarded a bus hired by the Dredge Research Collaborative.
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It was ruled that the well was empty, and it was boarded up.
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They worry about the boarded up shack where a witch used to live.
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They were strangers when they boarded, but they were flirting up a storm.
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If these people deserve refuge, they deserved it before they boarded those boats.
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The bus came on time and we boarded with plenty of extra space.
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Young people with drugged eyes lean against boarded-up walls on desolate streets.
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He has boarded a plane for Israel, hoping to beg for Max's forgiveness.
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Several shops are boarded up; the library opens only two days a week.
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He boarded a helicopter after reaching base camp and flew back to Kathmandu.
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About half the houses are occupied but the other half are boarded up.
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Yount boarded the flight with Bob Uecker, the famed team broadcaster and funnyman.
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"I saw what you did at TSA," Al tells him once they've boarded.
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Days after the New Zealand announcement, Ren's daughter boarded the plane for Canada.
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"The Housing Department condemned the building and boarded it up," Mr. Clark said.
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The gunmen boarded his vessel, the Seamaster, and robbed and attacked the crew.
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One perfect blue-sky fall day, Seager boarded a train in Concord, Mass.
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We screened passengers before they boarded planes; checked luggage needed the same scrutiny.
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Former President Obama boarded Marine One after his successor's swearing-in on Jan.
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Trump, who boarded Air Force One wearing a green jacket, slacks and stilettos.
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In August 2016, they boarded a red-eye to Reykjavik, Iceland, to elope.
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The living room window is boarded up, covered with shot up rifle targets.
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The man then boarded a high-speed train from Changsha to Hong Kong.
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The chateau, its roof sagging, its windows boarded up, is collapsing into ruin.
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He had boarded a Nigerian freighter in the neighboring country of Sierra Leone.
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Passenger Tyler Bridges said the request for volunteers came after everyone had boarded.
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At JFK, some 29 million passengers boarded, according to the Department of Transportation.
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Mr. Saleh and Mr. Albaher later boarded a Virgin flight to New York.
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The front door and windows of Farook and Malik's place were boarded up.
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Three teen-agers walking by paused, staring at the boarded-up town house.
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They originally thought of taking just 10 extra suitcases but boarded with 37.
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I boarded the subway heading toward Taksim Square in the center of Istanbul.
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Then, his conscience and schedule apparently clear, he boarded a plane for Florida.
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Instead they boarded buses for Tallahassee, convincing their governor to tighten gun laws.
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But soon after Trump instead boarded Air Force One for the 7 p.m.
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"This way," he said, and we walked over to the omnibus and boarded.
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Miraculously, we boarded a plane completely free of Vietjet branding at 9 pm.
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Before Trump even boarded his flight to Puerto Rico, he was making excuses.
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"The house is boarded up … and shuttered with half-inch thick plywood," Gonzalez continued.
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He was removed from the cockpit in handcuffs after some passengers had already boarded.
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Law enforcement sources tell us she walked to her gate and boarded her flight.
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Major stores, including some that were boarded up on recent weekends, opened their doors.
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The Obamas boarded the plane in Washington early Friday afternoon after Donald Trump's inauguration.
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They excitedly boarded their plane at London Gatwick, which is where the trouble began.
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All that planning explains why Will looked pretty confident as he boarded the helicopter.
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That&aposs where many of the shop owners boarded up in anticipation of violence.
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Friday morning, Dexter boarded a flight to Missouri to be reunited with his family.
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The boy had boarded the Screaming Eagle chairlift on Grouse Mountain in Vancouver, Canada.
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They boarded and pointed their pistolas at the passengers and went through their bags.
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My bedroom had a large fireplace that had been boarded up and painted over.
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Here, I boarded the Northern Leader, Alaskan Leader Seafood's largest and newest fishing vessel.
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Boarded-up and crumbling houses, dollar shops and fried-chicken outlets dominate the picture.
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In 1949, my father boarded the Spanish ship Conde de Argelejo in San Juan.
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At last around a dozen camouflaged paramilitary police in red berets boarded the plane.
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He'd walked from his apartment to the station and boarded the train this way.
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As Clinton boarded the plane, she was presented with a replica of the jet.
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Prepare for your wrists to be boarded by these massive Bell & Ross mechanical watches.
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Sheen boarded the project after years of publicly questioning the events of Sept. 11.
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Of only three people ever got water boarded and he was one of them.
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Only the bare wooden sides and crudely boarded-over portholes emerged above the surface.
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After eating pizza at Stephenville Airport, passengers boarded an alternate plane 10 hours later.
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Its damaged sign now stands over bay windows boarded up by people sheltering inside.
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One traveler in Boston said she boarded a JetBlue flight shortly after 2 p.m.
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They bought when they could and people open restaurants and bought boarded up places.
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North Korean sailors boarded the Pueblo, took its crew prisoner, and seized the ship.
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She boarded and walked to the back of the bus ... where Nelly's bedroom was.
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Either way, they all got off and boarded another flight 45 mins later. Aloha!
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Others boarded rickety wooden boats or stood on the roofs of partially submerged houses.
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"I am officially homeless now," he said as he boarded her bus last month.
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Roger Cohen SYDNEY, Australia — I boarded a flight at Kennedy Airport in New York.
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Roads throughout the region run past neighborhoods pockmarked by burnt, boarded, and decrepit buildings.
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The next day, they were taken to an airport, where they boarded a flight.
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He boarded his flight Thursday afternoon and landed in Teterboro Airport in New Jersey.
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The lady was moved to a spare seat once the flight was fully boarded.
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The next day, along with our seventeen-month-old twins, we boarded the plane.
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When tenants left, the housing authority at times just boarded up the empty apartments.
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Messages still on the compound's boarded up gate are stark: "No mosque," graffiti reads.
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Hardly any parent likes to send a young child to be boarded, it said.
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We boarded Donald J. Trump's plane for an inside look at his last stand.
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Passengers on the plane tweeted that "heavily armed" police boarded the plane to investigate.
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Schumer initially boarded the film in December but ultimately dropped out, citing scheduling conflicts.
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"There are unrepaired bullet holes, exposed wires, and boarded-up windows," the complaint said.
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Passengers were told to detrain before bomb squad members boarded and searched the train.
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It's rippled with endless rolling hills, dense forest, little towns, and boarded-up mines.
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At 26:26 AM, Sabina and Ursula boarded a National Express Coach to London.
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For some reason, the survivors all boarded a train that endlessly circles the planet.
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In the time I was waiting for my flight, one other Porter flight boarded.
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Some men boarded the train a few stops after me, shouting about Hillary Clinton.
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One of the gunmen shouted, "Who is Malala?" as he boarded her school bus.
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The first time Enrique had boarded a plane it was also a red-eye.
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He later jogged with soldiers and boarded an amphibious vehicle at a navy base.
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Six months later, I boarded the Pressure Drop in Tonga, in the South Pacific.
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In 2008, she boarded a bus alone and returned to her hometown in Virginia.
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Kucherov boarded Markus Nutivaara late in Tampa Bay's 5-1 loss on Friday night.
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The migrants boarded the Aquarius from six overcrowded boats adrift in the central Mediterranean.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I boarded a downtown No. 1 train at 103rd Street.
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We boarded up the windows and we are hunkered down in our basement apartment.
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City blocks that had once housed drilling service companies are vacant and boarded up.
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She was 14 months old when she boarded the St. Louis with her parents.
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The ship was boarded six weeks ago as it passed through Gibraltar's territorial waters.
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The vehicles whisked them to the airport, where they boarded a private charter flight.
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When I boarded The Canadian on a Sunday morning, it was time for brunch.
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We boarded an Mi-8 helicopter at the separate helipad near the main airport.
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On Saturday night, Mr. Jammeh boarded a plane, accompanied by the president of Guinea.
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They boarded three boats and sailed from the small, foggy harbor in Sausalito, Calif.
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She and Ibanez boarded a bus to join her husband, who had gone ahead.
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In Bovill, he stopped in front of a boarded-up, century-old opera house.
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Passengers boarded the flight Friday morning from Oakland International Airport to Maui's Kahului Airport.
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Once I boarded the plane, I began seeing cute details all over the place.
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The downtowns of the Upstate's largest cities went from boarded up to spruced up.
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People hoping to leave would be screened before they boarded the flights, he said.
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There they boarded buses for France, identifying one another by singing Russian punk songs.
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I have water, I have cash, I boarded up my windows, I have gas.
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The first flight out of Houston since the storm hit boarded on Wednesday evening.
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He had boarded a flight from Alaska to Fort Lauderdale, having checked his handgun.
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Each day before dawn, farmworkers boarded buses and crossed legally into the United States.
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"As rickety as it was, it would take off as soon as we boarded."
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Mr. Islam said the home was sealed off with concrete blocks and boarded up.
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A $20 cab ride later, and with minutes to spare, we boarded the train.
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I boarded the Northeast Regional train from Penn Station in Manhattan early Thursday afternoon.
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We boarded a bus to Petra and returned to the Israel border at night.
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After a news conference, Mr. Trump boarded Air Force One to return to Washington.
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Gathering my composure, I boarded the bus back to Zurich full of mixed feelings.
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After the El Chapo interview, Sean and Kate boarded the same plane in Guadalajara.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Five years ago, their loved ones boarded a plane and vanished.
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Wednesday morning, made his way to the airport, and boarded a flight to Sweden.
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On my first day, we boarded a bus and drove the two miles over.
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He boarded Lucky for a week using the last of the money from his brother.
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Bonheur agreed to the request immediately, and an ecstatic Klumpke boarded a ship to Paris.
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He boarded his flight home to Ohio, according to the Barry's Medical Updates Facebook page.
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When the ship finally settled in port, they boarded and set about inspecting the cargo.
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She boarded a government-funded bus at midnight to arrive in Caracas at 5 a.m.
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A woman boarded a plane in New York and stepped off that plane in Dallas.
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They boarded Dave Grutman's boat where we're pretty sure they had all sorts of fun.
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Last year one group of Libyan coastguards boarded an NGO-run search-and-rescue boat.
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After purchasing a new pair of shorts, McMuffin reportedly boarded her flight without further incident.
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In the past, NASA astronauts boarded the Space Shuttle only after propellant had been loaded.
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It was unclear if Toledo, whose wife has Israeli citizenship, boarded the flight, Basombrio said.
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It ended up just being me and Ronnie for the last hour before we boarded.
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The restaurant is still boarded up; Mr Issler does not know when it will reopen.
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WMTV-TV reports Stone and her husband, Allan Luskin, boarded a plane Sunday to Slovenia.
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According to the NTSB, the captain and driver boarded the vessel at 6:73 p.m.
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"We will turn boarded-up communities into new outposts of American commerce," Trump later said.
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On January 17, 1887, Bourne boarded a horse-drawn streetcar bound for his sister's house.
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The monument was boarded up after vandals spray painted it, according to CNN affiliate WDAF.
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Before Psofimis had even boarded the plane, her pet had reportedly escaped, Fox 5 said.
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Ronald Kevin Mundy Jr. boarded with his emotional support dog, a chocolate lab/pointer mix.
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Moonlight reveals a shallow climb to a false bottom, boarded up since out of use.
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Broken windows have been boarded up instead of reglazed: building materials are in short supply.
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Inspectors from Guinea, Sierra Leone and Guinea-Bissau boarded the ships off their respective coasts.
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But just one or two blocks away, the streets are lined with boarded-up buildings.
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On October 11, Melanie, Stephanie, and their children boarded a commercial flight bound for LAX.
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When Christian, 35, boarded a MAX light rail train on Friday at 4:19 p.m.
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As Swanson secured their American visas in 1939, they boarded in Henri's house in Paris.
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I was on track to commit to no social media as I boarded my flight.
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The boarded up shopfront and makeshift shrine to those who lost their lives soon disappeared.
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Prince and two other passengers boarded his private jet, which left at 12:51 a.m.
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On April 1, he boarded another flight, which carried him about 7,200 miles to Chicago.
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Therefore, as he boarded the Amtrak Colonial he had the impression that people could tell.
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But before he boarded Marine One, he took questions from reporters for almost 20 minutes.
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They boarded barely seaworthy boats to Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia; hundreds died along the way.
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" She added, laughing: "I bet it wouldn't stay boarded up for more than two days.
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They settled on a house on a block where only two homes were boarded up.
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Biden and his wife, Jill Biden, boarded the train at Union Station on Friday afternoon.
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He then boarded a plane to Los Angeles to meet with Mr. Tsujihara on Tuesday.
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A few days later, he boarded a plane from Beijing to Shanghai to begin filming.
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He famously boarded an Amtrak every night to return to Wilmington to raise his sons.
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Before he boarded his flight back to Washington, Mr. DeGioia shipped the jars to Georgetown.
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With shuddered factories, boarded up main streets, and everyone who can heading for the exits.
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He and a friend boarded a flight scheduled to leave Phoenix at 12:35 a.m.
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The next day, Yazidis wearing shirts that read "Save the Yazidis" boarded airplanes in Houston.
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The deportees boarded an ICE-chartered plane in Louisiana bound for Somalia on December 7.
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She boarded the plane in Houston with her son, Taizo, and they took their seats.
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By the time the group finally boarded, a few of the videos had gone viral.
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On Wednesday, the final members of U.S.A. Swimming's coaching staff boarded flights to head home.
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Instead, she boarded it and eventually became the first female taxi driver in South India.
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Instead, he misheard an announcement, and boarded a flight from London to Auckland, New Zealand.
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Using the app, you could reserve all your activities way before you boarded the ship.
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Enjoying the day with family and new friends, Williamson bravely boarded a Skydive Snohomish plane.
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Australian Border Force officers boarded the vessel when it berthed in Sydney Harbor in 2016.
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In January 1969, she boarded a flight to Miami that took an unexpected turn — literally.
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There, he boarded a private boat with two men, one of them an old friend.
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So when we boarded the 14-seat plane in a light drizzle, my jaw clenched.
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Early the next morning, 200 bleary-eyed campers boarded coach buses bound for the mountains.
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Or having it boarded up and empty, and people are going to squat there anyway?
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He boarded an elevator in the basement of the Capitol, nowhere to go but up.
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She boarded a flight in Milan on February 26 and landed in Shanghai via Moscow.
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Out her bedroom window, she gazes at Thornhill, boarded up and graffitied, and sees … something.
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My angling-obsessed husband had neglected to mention this before I boarded Mr. VanDam's Nitro.
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So I did not know I had the virus boarded the plane six hours later.
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The Duchess of Sussex boarded a commercial flight from London on Friday morning, PEOPLE confirms.
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The weathered, two-story brick building was surrounded by razed lots and boarded-up homes.
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Lovingly tended little homes abut others that are boarded up, their lots gone to weeds.
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In Free Experience, Wayne introduced the window idiom with broken and partially boarded up panes.
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I boarded a train, eager to breathe in a gulp of fresh, authentic Italian air.
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Many of the shops had boarded their windows up entirely, blocking everything inside from view.
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Homeless people went from street to street documenting every boarded-up building in the city.
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President Trump boarded Air Force One Tuesday, capping off his 12-day trip throughout Asia.
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I boarded up for Ike and for Rita, which came after Katrina, and nothing happened.
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As I boarded the train, I saw a woman in a hijab, a head scarf.
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The last set of players boarded a flight that got into Washington around 3 p.m.
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It's like something out of a disaster film: deserted streets, empty sidewalks, boarded-up storefronts.
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In New York, Customs agents in paper and plastic masks boarded a flight from Paris.
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After several hours, Mr. Saakashvili himself boarded a bus, to the Medyka-Shehyni border crossing.
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Government officials boarded flights from Wuhan as soon as they landed, monitoring passengers for symptoms.
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The players wordlessly boarded the bus, which then peeled off into the blue Moscow night.
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A short drive south of the Phoenix and new buildings turn to boarded-up shops.
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Less than two weeks after Mr. Trump's inauguration, I boarded a plane to New Orleans.
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Pastel beach houses stood empty, seafood restaurants were boarded up, and sand littered the road.
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After he boarded the train, he realized he had left the portfolio on a bench.
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Six others boarded a small bus that did not have seatbelts, according to school officials.
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When the show ended, the students put away their instruments and boarded a bus uptown.
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Early the next morning, Alzabarah, his wife, and daughter boarded a plane for Saudi Arabia.
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Before Dickey boarded her flight, the magnitude of the virus' outbreak seemed to sink in.
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As he boarded the plane back to Michigan, his phone rang: He got the part.
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Its first change: Passengers who have boarded overbooked flights will not be bumped for employees.
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He said his goodbyes and boarded a private plane to London, arriving just after lunch.
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They boarded the California Zephyr, a 51-hour Amtrak trip from San Francisco to Chicago.
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Passengers boarded planes through small doors at ground level, not enormous terminals and insulated walkways.
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Last year, Border Patrol agents boarded a bus as it arrived in Boston from Vermont.
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The airmen boarded the vessel using ladders and immediately set up an impromptu emergency room.
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So she hid her big belly under a heavy winter coat and boarded an aircraft.
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That same year, the Fire Department requested the vacant house be boarded up, records show.
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Three years ago, he boarded a hovercraft and glided over fairways, bunkers and water hazards.
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So a week later, I boarded a flight for Raleigh, the album in my bag.
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I boarded a subway train and stood in the doorway rather than taking a seat.
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Boarded-up shops faced the lots on one side, and public housing on two others.
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Above, senators boarded a bus for the White House to be briefed on North Korea.
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There is a painter whose house is boarded up after nearly burning down last year.
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On Monday, many shops were still boarded, while glass windows were being replaced in others.
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The first floor was empty and boarded up while the attic was a storage area.
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They boarded three buses, which took them to an area mainly used by airport staff.
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Whole streets have been boarded up against the junkies who hunker miserably on the weedy verges.
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The former prez and Michelle boarded a private jet Monday morning ... a jet owned by Branson.
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If you're a realist, then Sam should've boarded that ship to Io and left Earth behind.
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A third of U.S. malls could be boarded up or put to other uses should Amazon.
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Its windows are boarded over, and there's a hole in the roof, blackened by a fire.
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The pirates caught up with the catamaran and boarded the ship, which they searched and looted.
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Reserve supplies of canned salmon, Quest bars, and KIND bars boarded the plane with her staff.
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Medical staff boarded the Italian coast guard vessel Dattilo after it arrived just before 7 a.m.
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But I found my train without too much trouble, and boarded it with yet another ramp.
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It had no running water and its windows were boarded so no one could see inside.
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With her Peruvian passport in hand, Roman boarded the roundtrip flight to Mexico on February 12.
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The two friends first went to London, and then Paige boarded a Eurostar train to Belgium.
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Last July, I boarded a plane to Tehran, Iran, the city where my parents were born.
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Still, the firing positions were there, horizontal notches carved into the boarded-up windows and doors.
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Users will be on boarded on a first come, first serve basis, according to the company.
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There's more ... a broken window is boarded up ... making it look like the house is abandoned.
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And then, the Greyjoy ship was boarded by another Greyjoy ship, and all hell broke loose.
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This was going to take forever, and we had just boarded our flight to the venue!
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The rest of the passengers boarded and the middle seat in between us was eventually occupied.
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Three pirates with knives and hammers boarded the ship, which was crewed by a British couple.
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Before they arrived in Beijing, plain-clothes policemen boarded the train and bundled Mr Gui away.
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Passenger Bhagyesh Shah told NBC New York 4 he boarded the train at Secaucus, New Jersey.
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The 28-year-old had boarded a small plane in France with a pilot on Jan.
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But Monday morning was the first time that thousands of eager commuters boarded it for work.
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Apparently, The Porpoise boarded a ship a couple of weeks back in search of a surgeon.
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On the Space Shuttle, for instance, propellant was loaded many hours before crew boarded the vehicle.
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Cuban authorities detained 50-year-old Joseph Mahmoud Dibee before he boarded a flight for Russia.
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After a four-hour weather-related delay, the flight boarded and began taxiing on the runway.
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Some people cleaned shattered glass from about a dozen storefronts and boarded up doors and windows.
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According to the timeline compiled by law enforcement, Skinner boarded a flight at 6:05 a.m.
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When Schroeder was arrested, the plane was fully boarded but had not yet left the gate.
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Eyewitnesses tell us 2 guards boarded the yacht and conducted a 20-minute search on-board.
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J.M.M-J told investigators the semi's rear door swung open about 12 hours after he boarded.
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When the rescue team boarded their ship, four lifeless bodies were carried up from the hold.
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It's that same realization Kevin's mother had in Home Alone once she already boarded the plane.
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Aisha, wearing an electric-yellow-and-black athletic shirt and pants, boarded the plane with trepidation.
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A third plane comes under fire as it is being boarded, and one person is killed.
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"It took us so long to get these two houses boarded up," Albert told the affiliate.
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Gunmen had boarded, and their message was clear: Come with us, or we will kill you.
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Right before I boarded my flight, I texted my boss that I wouldn't be coming back.
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He added that the woman moved to a spare seat once everyone had boarded the plane.
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The legislator, Oren Hazan, boarded the bus at the Gaza border with video crews in tow.
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My dad had rigged a ramp up to a derelict bedstead and boarded over the springs.
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When I boarded the plane, I immediately noticed how filthy the seats and tray tables were.
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According to Cruise Line International Association, more than 25 million people boarded cruise liners in 2017.
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The same goes for risky clients and vendors, if they are even on-boarded at all.
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Within three weeks, I sublet my apartment, purchased an abaya, and boarded a flight to Riyadh.
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Sometimes, students are living between boarded-up row houses -- of which, in Baltimore, there are many.
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They should have put you up on the rack, maybe they should have water boarded you.
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As I boarded the ship, I was greeted by a few of the 1,700 crew members.
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Barack Obama gave one last wave goodbye as he boarded his helicopter after Donald Trump's inauguration.
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"I boarded a train, kissed all goodbye / And now my heart knows no delight," Rashad says.
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Fog hung all around — as it had been for days now — as I boarded the train.
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We boarded and were immediately funneled into those narrow hallways that remind you of old movies.
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Some boarded the bandwagon as he beat Benson Henderson, but many thought the stoppage too soon.
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The Duchess of Sussex, 38, boarded a commercial flight from London on Friday morning, PEOPLE confirms.
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There were Chinooks on the island as well, and we all boarded them and flew east.
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Ms. Mohamed and her children boarded a transport truck, which took two weeks to reach Libya.
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But this time, a flight attendant didn't get to me until the plane was fully boarded.
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Shops and cafes boarded up, and monuments like the Arc de Triomphe and museums stayed closed.
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I said goodbye to Dr. McLeod and his team and boarded a plane back to Santiago.
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In the fall of 2016, Ms. Ayala and Isaac boarded a plane to the United States.
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She's dumped her corporate boyfriend, lives in a partially boarded-up apartment building and rarely eats.
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He had never been out of the state until he boarded a plane for Sarasota, Fla.
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But now, windows are boarded up in some shopfronts and the streets are devoid of cars.
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McCormick, Held, and Chertow note that it's equivalent to 85 fully-boarded 747s crashing every year.
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I think the biggest shock was seeing businesses with boarded up or papered-over storefronts. pic.twitter.
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Princess said it had followed Japan's lead from the moment its health officials boarded the ship.
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Some tourists complained of long waits and pushing and shoving as evacuees boarded the first boats.
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The Aeroflot flight she boarded on Friday in Moscow had two passengers infected with the virus.
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Isabelle Roske, 13, boarded a bus to get to her middle school in Spring Green, Wis.
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Late on a Saturday evening in late May, I boarded the MV Kennicott in Bellingham, Wash.
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Carra Crouch was only 13 when she boarded a private plane for a trip to Georgia.
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Many others boarded planes but were detained on arrival while officials sorted out what to do.
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All of those who had boarded the planes were supposedly coronavirus free, according to Japanese authorities.
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Later, this basement room in the Key House was boarded up and closed off to everyone.
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They boarded a train to Moscow, getting off about a hundred miles shy of their destination.
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In the meantime, those who have boarded the crypto-train frequently proselytize to friends and family.
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Many storefronts in the area are still boarded up, and even Walmart left town, Key said.
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Then, he jumped a fence, ran across the apron and boarded the American Airlines Airbus A321.
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As the passengers boarded the plane, "there was no indication anything was wrong," Mr. Bridges said.
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Then he boarded a plane to Qatar, the site of a major soccer tournament this week.
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What spring-boarded Nevada into a leader for gender equality in statehouses is not entirely clear.
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The buses drove the Australians straight to the tarmac, where they boarded the government-chartered plane.
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We pushed through the service exit, walked along empty streets and boarded an uptown 1 train.
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Once at the airport, Ghosn boarded a flight to Turkey in order to connect to Lebanon.
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The sun was rising as I took one last look at Guam and boarded the plane.
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The next day, Kim boarded the green train once again, this time for the return journey.
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He completed a valedictory round of handshakes, and then we boarded the Immortality Bus once more.
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It was pouring rain on January 21, 2017, when she boarded the MARTA train in Doraville.
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Four of them, including the aircraft that was illegally boarded, were there for Wi-Fi issues.
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Eyewitness Reza Heravi said that the men were "massively drunk" before they even boarded the plane.
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He deleted his emails, packed his belongings and boarded a flight to Istanbul the next day.
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He was driving a local bus when two men boarded it and shot, Mr. Barrientos said.
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Given our time, I used this movie poster, boarded it up, and also faded it out.
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Guests boarded small trains that ran on an elevated track, providing panoramic views of the park.
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Similarly, in 2009, when Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab boarded Northwest Airlines flight 253 from Amsterdam to Detroit.
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When the plane landed medical personal boarded the plane and took Blair off on a stretcher.
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When we got through, the bus stopped, everyone got off, and we boarded this other bus.
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The 20-second clip captures Trump from behind as he boarded Air Force One last Friday.
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Several officers boarded and quickly corralled the six-man Indonesian crew into the front of the ship.
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Beck says the ticket taker realized the family should have boarded at a different location in Branson.
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Cassidy said once she boarded the plane she tried to give Gresham some cash, but he refused.
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So, in your own words, describe what it&aposs like to be water boarded for that long.
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Four blocks away, about a third of the houses on Johnston's block remain boarded up with plywood.
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Johnson and his family boarded the yacht on August 1 after touching down in a private jet.
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Amid the feud, the Saudi ambassador has boarded a plane to travel temporarily back home to Riyadh.
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Duggan said by the end of July, 1,000 houses on the east side will be boarded up.
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Pesos in hand, the migrants boarded a new Rutas de America bus waiting for them in Cucuta.
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When a home gets boarded up on one block, you can almost bet another will follow nearby.
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By the end of July, Duggan said, 1,000 houses on the east side will be boarded up.
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The next morning, he boarded a plane for a business trip to Mumbai on India's west coast.
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Young Sheru had awoken from his nap and boarded a train in search of his older brother.
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In April of 21972, about 228 South Dakotans boarded a DC-21976 airplane bound for Havana, Cuba.
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A week after leaving Dadaab, he boarded an airplane for the first time and flew to Mogadishu.
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Luckily, the mother who recently boarded a Finnair flight with her four children had a helping hand.
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Kingston residents stocked up on canned food, water and batteries, while banks and offices boarded their windows.
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On Wednesday, with the powerful storm bearing down, much of the city was boarded up and deserted.
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My mother didn't come to bid me farewell as we boarded the buses to the train station.
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We boarded through the aft door, climbing up a small set of steps on one plane's pontoons.
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The morning after Kardashian West's robbery in early October, Jenner boarded a private plane and left Paris.
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Shortly after this moment, a man boarded the plane and walked right up to the offending passenger.
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The Democratic nominee boarded her plane at Westchester County Airport to applause and cheers from her staff.
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The students boarded a chartered Delta aircraft that then took them to the North Pole turned hangar.
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In the late 1940s, Hay went into a nursing home and the shop was simply boarded up.
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But last year, the FBI got a lucky break when Thomas boarded a flight to New York.
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According to the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics, nearly 1 billion passengers boarded U.S. airliners in 2016.
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And for the season 1 finale, I boarded a parabolic flight to experience what weightlessness feels like.
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On the same subject, berating the crew members who finally boarded on United Express was just wrong.
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There — fully dressed in their wedding attire — the couple boarded a plane bound for the United States.
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Annette Herfkens was 31 when she and her fiancé boarded a Vietnam Airlines flight in November 1992.
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When the employees boarded the flight, the remaining passengers "were letting them have it," Tyler Bridges said.
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All but a few businesses had closed and were boarded up by Tuesday evening, leaving streets empty.
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Shelton, 40, told ET that Stefani's injury happened when she boarded an airplane with a head cold.
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Staff for Delta Airlines confirmed that the players had boarded a flight from Shanghai to Los Angeles.
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When I went to the CVS in Baltimore, it was still boarded up and covered in graffiti.
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The gunmen boarded the vehicles and shot all the men and took all the women's gold jewelry.
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Few had their stores and homes boarded up and some residents seemed to be welcoming the protesters.
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Seven boarded Guyana-born Goberdhan's small boat with a gun and long knives, and began beating them.
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I was a mere block from my destination when I saw that he'd already boarded a train.
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Its Central Avenue is not the hollowed-out, boarded-up Main Street of twenty-first-century lore.
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Captain Naples, in his suit and tie, boarded the pilot boat that would take him to it.
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Other homes were boarded up, suggesting they were abandoned, but many had trucks parked in their driveways.
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The couple then boarded a flight to Perth for the next part of their whirlwind honeymoon vacation.
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After a United representative successfully scanned it, she boarded the plane and headed for her seat, 22C.
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It was shortly after we boarded the ship to South America that I noticed my father's absence.
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Nizar Zakka, who had been held since 2015, boarded a plane Tuesday accompanied by Lebanon's Maj. Gen.
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We boarded an Antonov AN-38-100, a small plane that can seat up to 27 people.
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Some boarded the flight to visit a place they have only heard about in books and music.
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Streets are no longer cleaned; once-upscale storefronts are boarded shut; even Zabar's is vandalized and looted.
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Esther Phillips, 21, was flustered when she boarded the car at the 210th Street station (21 degrees).
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"ANA is researching the situation currently to determine how the passenger boarded the flight," the carrier said.
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Passengers boarded another plane and reached their destination Monday morning, according to the airport tracking website FlightAware.
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Large windows along the sides, which were boarded up during the hangar's soundstage days, were re-exposed.
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I boarded straight into the hubbub: the Boardwalk area, which is filled with shops, bars, and restaurants.
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Having never cooked a meal or cleaned a bathroom, she boarded at a hostel for young women.
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That's pretty similar to a post from less than a month ago of yet another boarded window.
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After cobbling together bus fare to New York, he boarded the French luxury liner Champlain for France.
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Past Columbus Circle, past Rockefeller Center, we stood clear of the closing door as more people boarded.
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Along with their families, several hundred rebel fighters boarded buses leaving the city on Saturday and Sunday.
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Rao, along with other eclipse chasers, boarded the flight with GoPros and an insane amount of excitement.
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When I boarded the crosstown bus, I was soaking wet and maybe a little out of breath.
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White House reporters asked Trump about the possibility as he boarded Marine One, but Trump appeared unconcerned.
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The adjacent storefront, also an art gallery, had just been boarded up by Nelson and Mary Ohl.
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Their new home, once a sewing workshop, is on a quiet street with many boarded-up shops.
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I told all of this to the journalist the night before I boarded a plane to Texas.
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In 1945 she boarded one of them, the Benevolence, bound for the Marshall Islands and then Japan.
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But he boarded a helicopter in Austin that took off at sunrise to see what was possible.
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Nine time zones away, Cale boarded a chopper out of Forward Operating Base Gamberi in eastern Afghanistan.
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Kim and Kourtney Kardashian boarded their private jet Thursday afternoon in Cleveland, heading back to Los Angeles.
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Jeff looked pretty chill as he boarded a luxury private aircraft in Seattle ... unzipped vest and all.
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As the train neared Beijing, plainclothes police officers boarded at a station and led Mr. Gui away.
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Later, a team of Navy SEALs boarded the now-empty ship, and confirmed the presence of mines.
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Even boarded up and hidden away, the old City Hall station has lived on in the imagination.
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Japanese prosecutors boarded Mr. Ghosn's corporate jet shortly after it landed Monday night at Tokyo's Haneda airport.
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In 1941, he boarded the U.S.S. Wasp and took command of the Marine detachment on the ship.
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"Captain's orders," the hostess said with a smile as I boarded Pandora's boat for an afternoon soirée.
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North Korean forces quickly boarded the Pueblo and towed the ship and her 83 crewmen to Wonsan.
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Royal Caribbean, for example, sought to transform how passengers boarded their ships at the start of trips.
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TAVERNISE: And the house itself, with its tall steps and its red brick, is boarded up now.
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Since the first series of killings, the city has boarded up vacant homes and cleared empty lots.
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In Arizona, a passenger named Chris Morales boarded the flight and struck up a conversation with O'Rourke.
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Clinton tripping in the aircraft's doorway was from 2011, shot when she boarded a flight in Yemen.
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It was handed to him by an unknown man inside the terminal before he boarded the flight.
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As soon as he reached Jordan, he and his wife boarded a flight to the United States.
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I turn the cruiser down a side street and pass six boarded‑up houses in a row.
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When he advanced to the semifinals, she boarded the flight and arrived two hours before the match.
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Mr. Duroseau boarded a plane at the Coastal Carolina Regional Airport in New Bern, N.C., on Nov.
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After testing the surface and relaying the information to Moore, Peterson boarded a plane back to Kentucky.
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The passenger, an 80-year-old resident of Hong Kong, boarded the ship in Yokohama on Jan.
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The windows were boarded, and the doors were sheets of plywood, with a padlock to secure them.
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The Americans boarded two chartered flights to the United States, which departed Tokyo at 261:250 a.m.
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The evacuees boarded buses to take them to Haneda airport — a 20-minute drive, by Fehrenbacher's estimate.
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He boarded his "No Malarkey" campaign bus later Friday and headed to Williamsburg for an event there.
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We boarded amazingly quickly, likely because of the numerous staff assisting and hurrying us along the way.
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All around her, houses were still boarded up or covered with sagging scabs of blue emergency tarp.
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When Yehuda Yosef Adler boarded, he said he asked the flight attendant for headphones, the lawsuit said.
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Community has on-boarded over 500 "Leaders" who have collectively sent out 2 millions texts thus far.
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Vive occupies a former schoolhouse next door to an abandoned neo-Gothic church with boarded-up windows.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — One by one, the candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination boarded their planes from Iowa.
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" He went on, "You drive through it, you see boarded-up homes, broken glass, closed-up businesses.
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As we boarded our flight, I took my window seat close to the rear of the plane.
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Near the church, the grocer's is boarded up too, its paintwork peeling in the cold damp air.
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The President boarded a military plane at an undisclosed airport and took off at 7:20 p.m.
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Trump on Wednesday stepped before cameras before he boarded his helicopter and said talks continue with China.
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On St. Patrick's Day, Mr. Jackson boarded a bus in Washington and rode it to New York.
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I passed a town called Utopia, whose boarded-up windows and stillness suggested it was anything but.
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At the Olympic Park, some stadium entrances are boarded up, and screws are scattered on the ground.
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Once police cleared the houses and ensured no one was inside, officials boarded them up, Duggan said.
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Charleston streets were quiet, and most stores and restaurants downtown were boarded up ahead of the storm.
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"That house was boarded up for a while," said Assistant Chief Joseph Jardin of the Fire Department.
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Fighters took with them their light weapons, as agreed, and boarded buses along with women and children.
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I passed boarded-up shops in the hearts of small towns, and tumbledown barns and abandoned farmland.
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He had bought a ticket to return from Iran, but never boarded his flight on July 27.
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Minutes later, seven rough-looking white men boarded Simeon's bus and began savagely beating the Freedom Riders.
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The people boarded large buses in the morning to head back home, according to a Reuters witness.
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Some people boarded planes and waited for hours on the tarmac, only to have their flights canceled.
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He and Sofia boarded a private jet a few days ago but she was MIA Friday night.
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"Maybe I'm the woman who's boarded the longest," says Miniño as she exhales smoke from her cigarette.
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As a young student Pippa boarded at St Andrew's School, which her sister Duchess Kate also attended. 2.
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When the plane landed, local law enforcement boarded the plane and took Paola down with a stun gun.
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In the Mexican border city of Reynosa, they boarded a makeshift raft and floated across the Rio Grande.
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After the vice president boarded the train on Friday, a ticket taker made her way through the cabin.
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Before they boarded, they washed their hands, and once on board, they made ample use of the handrails.
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Stores and restaurants are forbidden from selling bottled alcoholic beverages, and many have already boarded up their windows.
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According to the officer, Miller told him that he had already boarded off the train in New York.
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Passengers boarded the airplane to resume their flight to San Diego after a two-hour delay, United said.
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The lawmakers and an AP journalist then boarded the Open Arms to meet the migrants and rescue crew.
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Another boarded a US-bound bus, then asked for asylum when a border agent asked for her documents.
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Each team is allocated a color, and they are boarded across a very complex schedule, across many countries.
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But the company still suffers from being confusing, being difficult to get on-boarded and, of course, harassment.
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Cities and counties along the state's coastal region distributed sandbags to residents as some businesses boarded up windows.
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Both measures would make it illegal for an airline to bump an already boarded passenger from a flight.
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By the time she boarded that flight home to Morocco, a trailer had gained traction on the Internet.
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The day after the cat died, I boarded my plane to Tahiti, but the flight was severely delayed.
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Lopez imagined a joyous reunion with relatives in the US. A short time later, they boarded a bus.
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On the estate, the Friterie-Snack Bar is open for chips, but other shop fronts are boarded up.
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Assuming the worst, police boarded the plane to investigate the security incident and determined there was no threat.
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The efforts proved successful as Harry boarded the ship early on Monday to continue his journey to Grenada.
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I hadn't boarded in 10 years, so my day with Kimmy was an epic blast from the past.
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Across the city, banks, toy shops, opticians and other retail outlets had boarded up storefronts smashed by protesters.
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It was later allowed to dock, where an inspection team accompanied by an armed escort boarded the ship.
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Votes were still being counted in Iowa when Sanders boarded his charter plane to New Hampshire after midnight.
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He then boarded a plane that made a stop in Norway, where he did even more medical tests.
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But with the Trump inauguration the next day, almost all of the staff had already been off-boarded.
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For Jesús, the sentence he said as he boarded the Greyhound bus 20 months ago still holds true.
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I walked out of the bathroom, muddy-panted, out of the bar, and boarded the train for home.
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But it's only a matter of time before a boarded-up property turns into a gleaming, shiny, building.
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The royal family of four then boarded their private plane for home — but not before a mini tantrum.
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Rebecca Esparza of Corpus Christi said her family is prepared to stay in their now-boarded up house.
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As he boarded a plane to coal country, he was asked if he still had confidence in Pruitt.
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He's boarded a private jet and sources tell us he is in the air, heading for U.S. soil.
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The women's dorm, however, still sits on the edge of a fallow field, boarded up but apparently sturdy.
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But look, the ACLU of Florida tweeted out what people's rights were if Border Patrol boarded their bus.
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And she got to Addis Ababa and boarded this"—he paused—"killer plane, the MAX , 737 MAX 8.
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At times, some residents would even visit them in the boarded-up turquoise building that was their home.
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The newlyweds were all smiles and holding hands as they boarded a seaplane in Sydney Harbour on Wednesday.
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To help achieve this, Motorway on-boarded online buyers to the site, including Arnold Clark and Motor Depot.
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He boarded a plane using a false Canadian passport and requested asylum upon arriving in the United States.
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The boarded-up windows, the ill-lit rooms, and the crumbling facade all made for a terrifying tour.
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The toddler has boarded, by Swalwell's estimate, more than 100 flights during his first two years of life.
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The refugees, who were mainly from Africa and Afghanistan, packed up their tents and belongings and boarded coaches.
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As the first lady boarded her plane from Andrews Air Force Base, she wore an olive green jacket.
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She is believed to have boarded a plane at JFK Saturday night, and arrived in London on Monday.
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It's believed that she boarded a flight at JFK airport that night and arrived in London on Monday.
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And then at the station, we boarded and he led me to our seats in the Quiet Car.
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Lamp-posts, benches and rubbish bins line signposted streets, and windows are boarded up to simulate wartime conditions.
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"I'll see you at the wall!" he said as he boarded Marine One on the way to California.
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Mr. Burgess then boarded a southbound No. 2 train, whose passengers alerted the operator that someone was bleeding.
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They said the attacker boarded the bus just long enough to place the bomb, apparently hidden within luggage.
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Wall was reporting on amateur inventor Peter Madsen when the two boarded his homemade submarine on August 10.
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She later boarded the same yacht and from the look of things, a ball was had by all.
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She was one of two female teachers who told Reuters that Islamic State fighters had boarded their buses.
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Mr. McGrady, a personal chef based in Dallas according to his Twitter bio, boarded a 6:45 a.m.
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After they boarded, the flight was initially delayed, followed by an announcement made that the flight was cancelled.
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Shops that had been boarded up with plywood showed minimal damage — a shattered window here, a watermark there.
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Not for them the empty streets and boarded-up shops of other former coal-mining regions of Europe.
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His daughter said she was unsure which arm of the Chinese security or police forces boarded the train.
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Smooth Sailing The bridal party boarded a fireboat, the St. Francis, for a short cruise along the waterfront.
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I forked over my 50 yuan (about $7.90) and boarded the maglev train departing from Pudong International Airport.
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We hassled some strangers outside a boarded-up public convenience to see what they made of the situation.
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As we boarded the plane she got the man sitting next to me to switch seats with her.
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Their fears came true when a person housed in a converted motel wandered away and boarded a bus.
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More than 80 clearing members and over 250 clients have been "on-boarded" for swaps clearing, Eurex said.
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More than 80 clearing members and over 250 clients have been "on-boarded" for swaps clearing, Eurex said.
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"It's all spin," José Fuentes, a statehood advocate, said by phone as he boarded a flight to Washington.
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She boarded the ship in Hong Kong and traveled with her 75-year-old mother and her brother.
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The DHS official said Abadi already had boarded a flight to leave the United States at that point.
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In Ridge, neighbors were upset that Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu had returned to his boarded-up home on Tuesday.
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Mr. Trump did not wave to reporters as he boarded Air Force One for his flight to Connecticut.
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Then 15, Mr. Diallo boarded a plane with a friend of his brother's and headed to New York.
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"They boarded the plane as strangers, and they entered eternity linked together forever as true heroes," Trump said.
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He dashed out of Westminster and to City Airport, where he boarded his trusty RAF Voyager for Brussels.
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"Nobody pays attention to over here," he said one evening, looking around at emptied blocks and boarded homes.
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Shortly after returning to the airport, the couple boarded a Delta Air Lines commercial flight to New York.
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The building Esmat once studied in is now boarded up after it was rendered unusable from the fighting.
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After the derailment, emergency workers boarded the train to check for injured passengers, said Rich Denison, another passenger.
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On Thursday, they had their valuables off of the first floor, the storm shutters closed, the windows boarded.
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On Thursday, they had their valuables off of the first floor, the storm shutters closed, the windows boarded.
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Upon arriving, Ghosn boarded a second private plane to Lebanon&aposs capital, Beirut, the Turkish newspaper Hurriyet reported.
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Ukrainian officials said that two passengers who had bought tickets for the flight had not boarded the plane.
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Then he boarded a corporate jet at Kansai International Airport, hidden inside a box designed for concert equipment.
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By the time he boarded his return flight to Berlin, he had a new plan: to copy it.
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But when they boarded the bus to go to the boat, he was unable to squeeze in alongside.
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Even if you don't have your smoke ready, stop moving when you're boarded if there are allies nearby.
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Among the shoppers who boarded at Canal, the students at Hunter, the doctors at Lenox Hill, I slept.
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I had been there for about three years and was constantly going by this boarded-up movie theater.
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He boarded a plane that rushed down the runway as helicopters and military jets buzzed around the terminal.
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Just a week after returning home, he boarded a flight to Mumbai to study with another spiritual guide.
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His Thursday comments before he boarded Air Force One pushed his stance to acknowledging Khashoggi is likely dead.
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A group of about 50 people successfully boarded a UK-bound passenger ferry named The Spirit of Britain.
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In Chinatown, red lanterns sway in the wind, and the sky is blue above the boarded-up parlors.
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It was most likely the only governor's residence in the country with a rusted gate and boarded-up windows.
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After the race, those runners boarded planes back home, where the air is presumably cleaner than the Delhi smog.
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Customs officers boarded the vessel and searched cabins with the help of sniffer dogs, they said in a statement.
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Before he boarded a JetSmarter flight in Las Vegas, Maurice Paola was a little-known DJ and music producer.
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" As the flight boarded, the attendants asked, "How many passengers are going to Nashville just to see the eclipse?
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This time the first lady boarded her plane wearing a black shirt and white slacks for the flight. Mrs.
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The lawmakers, along with the AP journalist, then boarded the Open Arms to meet the migrants and rescue crew.
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Harris and crew then boarded a Morro Bay Harbor Patrol boat to look for mother otters in the area.
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"No one in my family has ever boarded a plane, and they are really excited about it," he said.
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Inside the Idomeni camp, police in riot gear stood guard as people boarded the buses, state TV footage showed.
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The one-time exes looked pretty officially back together as they boarded a plane Monday in Cabo San Lucas.
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He boarded a Royal Air Force jet in East London and flew to a European Council meeting in Brussels.
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The journey began Tuesday, when the dogs from the City of San Antonio Animal Care Services boarded the plane.
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Then, armed Iranian military personnel boarded the boats while Iranians on other vessels watched from behind mounted machine guns.
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Through some backtracking at the airport, Cordova figures out that the DEA agents never boarded the plane to Bogotá.
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Aimers then boarded a shuttle bus and refused to comply with the officer's commands to get off the bus.
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"I'm ready to go to sleep forever," one reporter was heard saying as she boarded an elevator to leave.
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A few insulted Venezuela's leftist President Nicolas Maduro as they boarded Colombian migration agency trucks, a Reuters reporter witnessed.
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The Pirates may have boarded the ship of state, but they are a long way from taking the helm.
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"According to their statements, they had boarded a boat aiming to reach Greece from Turkey," a police spokeswoman said.
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When Singer boarded Bohemian Rhapsody, he described his vision for the movie as something the entire family could enjoy.
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He marvels that brownstone houses nearby used to go for a song, when many were boarded up and abandoned.
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They appear to have boarded the boat willingly, said a senior police official in Delhi briefed on the investigation.
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Members of the AFP boarded the aircraft when it landed in Brisbane and escorted the woman off the flight.
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The incident occurred in late June after France boarded an El Paso-bound United flight at Denver International Airport.
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Mardini and older sister Sarah fled Syria in August and boarded an inflatable boat headed from Turkey to Lesbos.
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That means no dead zones, so you can actually go back into those rooms that were once boarded up.
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The streaming giant has officially boarded the schmaltz train, and it's pulling out of the station at hyper speed.
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Massoel Shipping said the pirates boarded the vessel, which was carrying wheat, and kidnapped 12 of the 19 crew.
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"You won't make it past Christmas, Emmanuel," read the graffiti on a boarded-up shop near the Champs Elysees.
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During a stopover in Houston, she boarded the incorrect flight, despite Paradis having arranged for special assistance for her.
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That night he flew from Los Angeles to Washington D.C., then boarded a Greyhound bus at 8:30 a.m.
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Six years ago, Ry Mam boarded an international flight from LAX with three other Cambodians and two US marshals.
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South Korean officials, politicians and members of families displaced by the war boarded a special train to the ceremony.
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The group boarded the vessel from internal displacement camps outside Sittwe, the capital of western Rakhine state, he said.
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A spokesperson for the fishermen told the Press that agents boarded the boats asking about the presence of immigrants.
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The next day, he boarded a plane, but he cut that trip short to return to Ms. Alden's side.
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According to Liu's announcement, the government's evidence showed Loving boarded the Metrobus in May 2016 and paid his fare.
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Local pilots who knew the shoals boarded vessels in the harbor or at sea and took them safely through.
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His stall was boarded to keep him from seeing other horses, a sight that triggers his aggressiveness without fail.
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And would they not expect that reaction from anybody who had paid for a seat and boarded the flight?
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The call came shortly after all passengers boarded the aircraft, and was made before it had left the gate.
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The migrants then boarded buses taking them to shelters where they would be able to make official asylum requests.
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He was pulling a board off the boarded-up home's front down when a woman next door came outside.
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We boarded the Calico River Rapids water ride which was slightly eerie in the dark but far from spooky.
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We once boarded a flight together, and a man held up the boarding process because he spotted the actor.
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Cooper, dark-haired and sporting a white shirt with a black tie, perhaps in his 40s, boarded the plane.
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A masked gunman boarded her school bus in 2012, asked, "Who is Malala?" and shot her in the head.
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A lucky few bought tickets, but never boarded the ship, such as Milton Hershey, J.P. Morgan, and Guglielmo Marconi.
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Staff for Delta Air Lines confirmed that the players had boarded a Delta flight from Shanghai to Los Angeles.
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Top Pot got its name from a sign that the founders rescued from an old, boarded-up Chinese restaurant.
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The Q100 bus stops at the lot to take visitors onto the island, and I boarded it on Thursday.
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Nine days earlier, Nagarwala, a Washington, D.C.-born emergency physician, was stopped as she boarded a flight to Kenya.
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Ovchinin boarded a spaceship back to Earth on Thursday, along with with astronauts Nick Hague and Hazza Al Mansouri.
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"ANA is researching the situation currently to determine how the passenger boarded the flight," the airline told ABC News.
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After landing in Miami, at least four officers boarded the plane and escorted Felix out, according to the Post.
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Hence boarded up high streets are a visual reminder of the wider societal costs of Internet-enabled profit shifting.
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According to the Tribune, Hartman claimed back in 2015 that she's boarded at least eight flights without a ticket.
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A few weeks later, Colombia woke up to police photos of the paramilitary leaders being boarded onto American planes.
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He boarded a commercial flight the same day he was swabbed for the coronavirus test, before receiving the results.
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I immediately asked him the question I had been waiting to ask since I boarded my flight to Utah.
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Boarded-up display windows for Christian Dior, Fendi and Louis Vuitton lined the city's deserted Union Square shopping district.
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Store owners have boarded up their windows and left sandbags in front of door frames to limit the damage.
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During the transfer, the overcrowded boat sank, leaving only those who had not yet boarded the new boat alive.
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But as he boarded a plane in April 2017 to leave North Korea, authorities arrested him on unknown charges.
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Soon after, she was dogged by her lawyer, banker and the stables where she boarded her horses, for nonpayment.
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I boarded the C-17 transport aircraft with three other escorts, one for each soldier who had been killed.
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So in March 2017, he boarded a bus, in a rainstorm, for Los Angeles to try to start again.
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Before, and if, that happens, though, Entidhar boarded a plane from Amman, Jordan, to Washington, D.C., on Nov. 9.
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An hour later, as he boarded Air Force One to fly to Washington, a very different Mr. Trump emerged.
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In 2014, she boarded a Southwest Airlines flight at the Mineta San Jose International Airport, in San Jose, Calif.
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Meanwhile, folks whose planes had landed or boarded just before the outage were stuck on the tarmac for hours.
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So the evening of the event, March 14, I wore a suit, boarded the E train and set off.
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Royal marines and law enforcement agencies boarded and took control of the tanker in the early hours of Thursday.
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He boarded the raft with his sole possession: a piece of laminated paper bearing her phone number and address.
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Just before she boarded her plane for Germany, the couple had what Mr. Mateo called an open-ended conversation.
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As soon as he boarded, a middle-aged woman covered her mouth, glared at him, and then moved away.
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He then boarded the helicopter and the pilot flew to the north of Paris and landed in a field.
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There is a moment in the novel when Farouk and his family have boarded their doomed boat to freedom.
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Had the two known about the risk before sailing, the lawsuit said, they would have never boarded at all.
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The deputies finally accosted someone who knew that Washington had absconded from Alabama to Mississippi and boarded a bus.
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Many streets are notable for empty lots—where property has been demolished—or for dilapidated and boarded-up houses.
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The attacker began yelling — calling Muslims "criminals" — shortly after the two women boarded, said Evelin Hernandez, a train passenger.
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Pete boarded a cargo ship—shipping goods across the ocean—to isolate himself before the multiple days of tests.
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Police chased and boarded the 10-metre (33 ft) single-mast vessel and arrested the two Ukrainians on board.
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Earlier this month, Dao boarded a flight when the crew announced that seats were needed to accommodate airline personnel.
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In Portland, Oregon, a flotilla of hundreds of witches paddle-boarded down the Willamette River last weekend for charity.
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Afraid for his life, Samey tried finding work in India, and eventually boarded a cargo ship bound for Mexico.
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The Americans boarded two chartered flights to the United States, and the flights departed Tokyo at 7:05 a.m.
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By the time I boarded my flight for New Zealand, I knew she was stable, but that's about it.
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After my exhilarating motorbike ride from Rio Drake, I boarded the boat to Corcovado with just minutes to spare.
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The artist responded right as we boarded the M, saying he would get off the train three stops later.
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After leaving the game, Pence boarded Air Force Two and flew to Los Angeles to attend a political event.
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From there, they boarded another bus to Agadez in Niger before traveling by car to Sabha in southwestern Libya.
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The visiting team then boarded its bus for the six-and-a-half-hour ride home to western Nebraska.
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By Wednesday, nearly all 100 people had boarded Greyhound buses to connect with friends and family around the country.
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Stoneman Douglas senior Julia Bishop, 18, attended Carmen's funeral and then boarded a bus for the caravan to Tallahassee.
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Perez-Montes boarded an ICE Air Operations flight at Gary (Indiana) International Airport and was flown to Brownsville, Texas.
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It took about four hours for the dogs to clear quarantine before they boarded their flight at 10 a.m.
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Among them: The airline won't remove boarded passengers involuntarily -- or call authorities -- unless there's a safety or security issue.
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Four hours later, she boarded a bus -- the first of four she would need to ride on this journey.
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After an overnight stay, the passengers finally boarded a flight to Whitehorse — only to end up back in Vancouver.
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The three young women flew to Turkey from Gatwick Airport and then boarded a bus to the Syrian border.
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Yet a short drive in nearly any direction reveals boarded-up houses, sagging roofs, vacant lots and cracked roads.
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His Orgone Energy Observatory there, which had been boarded up, is now on the National Register of Historic Places.
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"I could see the flames coming out of the door," Ms. Ewy said, pointing to a boarded-up room.
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In 19603, 21960 million passengers boarded airliners in the United States, 27 million more than in the previous year.
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Ms. Merkel then boarded a government plane and departed for Japan to attend the Group of 20 summit meeting.
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She then boarded an Air Canada flight bound for Turkey and proceeded to slip across the border into Syria.
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In the second, Maeve, having just boarded the train to freedom, chooses to get off and search for her daughter.
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Macdonald abandoned the ship, boarded the vessels&apos life raft and contacted officials in the United Kingdom by satellite phone.
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The Mount Vernon couple boarded a plane bound for the tropical island on March 23, reports New York's PIX 11.
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When his ministry preparation was completed, he boarded a ship to Asia to serve among Muslims in China's Gansu province.
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Leonard discovered the tunnel behind a boarded-up wall in the old Bundy Hotel, where the poker games took place.
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According to tweets from passengers, "heavily armed" police officers and FBI agents boarded the plane to investigate the security incident.
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When the ship crossed into Brazil, police there, responding to a call from a prosecutor in Lima, boarded it briefly.
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But as he boarded a plane on April 22, 2017, to leave North Korea, authorities arrested him on unknown charges.
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House and Senate bills under consideration include new passenger protections and would ban the practice of bumping boarded airline passengers.
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Earlier this week, Elaine Filadelfo boarded a Virgin Airlines plane for the short flight from Los Angeles to San Francisco.
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An Arab-American comedian got more than he bargained for when he boarded his flight to Glasgow, Scotland, this week.
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It started late Thursday night when Meehan boarded his Delta flight and sat down in seat 5D of business class.
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Kim Kardashian, upon hearing the news, boarded a private plane to fly back to California to be with her husband.
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"Somebody up there likes me," I said out loud as we boarded the business class flight from London to Bangkok.
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After most passengers were boarded, the dedicated first-class flight attendant came around to take orders for pre-departure drinks.
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All the windows were boarded up yet a single beam of moonlight managed to sneak in, piercing the dark space.
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We collect outside the Caribbean Cinemas, which sounds exotic but isn't, with its blown-out windows and boarded-up doors.
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After dinner, my mum, a family friend called Bella, and I boarded the 89 bus from Blackheath to central London.
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When I was 5 in 1979, my mom grandmother & I boarded a train to Germany & were awarded refugee status 4.
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Wyatt told the paper she dropped off her friend at the train station, but law enforcement said she never boarded.
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On January 28, standup comedian Kunal Kamra boarded an IndiGo flight from Mumbai to Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh.
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They boarded an inflatable boat in Turkey that was headed for the Greek island of Lesbos, alongside 20 other refugees.
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Price also noted that the passenger could have boarded the flight if he somehow swapped boarding passes with his brother.
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To this avail, the team has on-boarded 150 part-time doctors willing to fill shifts at 3003 private practices.
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I was cooked by the time I dropped Will at day care and boarded my train to work each morning.
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According to CNN affiliate WCVB, group chaperones reported everyone "ate the same thing" the night before they boarded their flights.
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Ragland boarded a flight at Los Angeles International Airport on Tuesday to Britain's Heathrow Airport in London, Sky News reported.
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The Mount Vernon couple boarded a plane bound for the tropical island on March 23, reported New York's PIX 11.
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As we boarded, the flight attendant asked that we not use or charge our "Samsung 7" phones on the plane.
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One of its ships was boarded Wednesday night on a sailing from Newhaven in England to Dieppe in northern France.
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After the top brass boarded the available lifeboats, the remaining crew hastily constructed a raft, tying it to the boats.
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Four members of one family, along with a family friend, boarded a twin-engine Cessna 340 just before 7 a.m.
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The passengers who had boarded the plane, Delta Flight 1728, disembarked after Schroeder was taken off the plane, Hogan said.
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Two years ago today, Harry and Ginny Potter's eldest son James boarded the train for his first day at Hogwarts.
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The adventure starts with Brown boarded up in a room, three days into a bender with no end in sight.
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They then boarded a cargo ship to cross the Pacific Ocean to California before finally reaching their destination: New York.
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She was eventually cleared, but when she boarded her cross-country flight, she discovered that the pump was totally inoperable.
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Another traveller recalls the amusement in the eyes of fellow passengers when he boarded an ancient plane in west Africa.
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It seemed that everything started to fall apart after President Trump boarded a flight to the Middle East on Friday.
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It was unclear whether Toledo had boarded the flight to Israel, which does not have an extradition treaty with Peru.
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In 6900, 2628 Jewish refugees, half of whom were children and women, boarded the SS St. Louis in Hamburg, Germany.
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But investigators were unable to find the aunt, and records indicated that Kema never boarded a flight to the island.
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The windows and glass doors that lead into the Napoleon Ballroom have been shattered and boarded up with mildewed plywood.
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The narrative typically spun about south Wales—beautiful valleys filled with boarded-up shops—could not be less relevant here.
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Then, on December 16, 2012, Jyoti Singh Pandey, a 23-year-old medical student, boarded a bus in New Delhi.
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They held hands as they boarded a seaplane in Sydney Harbour on Wednesday before heading to an exclusive waterside restaurant.
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Passengers disembarked and spent the night in New Hampshire, and then boarded another flight bound for JFK on Tuesday morning.
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I woke up around 1:30 in the morning, kissed my three sleeping daughters and boarded a bus to Washington.
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After the last of 22015 workers had boarded, the red and blue lights of a patrol car flashed behind them.
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Migrants are waiting for La Bestia, "the Beast," a name given to any northbound freight train that can be boarded.
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While most of the windows were boarded up, small slits of light snuck through, offering glimpses of the rundown building.
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The airport briefly reopened a few hours later, but then more drones were spotted, and things got boarded up again.
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The bridge houses once boarded Amsterdam's many bridge keepers, but with a centralized bridge control system, the structures lost purpose.
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Backpacks on our backs, we boarded an express train at Shinjuku Station bound for Matsumoto, and got off at Kofu.
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The first floor was boarded up, but two plaques, one metal, one stone, were embedded in the sidewalk before it.
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The two apparently duplicated the boarding pass for a flight on All Nippon Airways (ANA) and both boarded the plane.
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In the most storied case, a man who became known as D. B. Cooper boarded a plane in Portland, Ore.
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The ship's medic had given us Meclizine tablets when we first boarded, and I had been taking them every day.
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After nearly two months in Southeast Asia, we boarded a painful three-leg, 38-hour flight from Vietnam to Brazil.
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The details: Trump was not wearing the jacket when she de-boarded the plane, and when she visited the children.
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She then boarded a bus to Los Angeles, where she has lived without legal status or work authorization ever since.
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He said he boarded the train between Seattle and Tacoma and took a seat on the third or fourth car.
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I finished my waters and headed to the airport, where I dropped my rental car and boarded the Hertz bus.
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The distinctive building is now moldering, however, with rotten clapboards, boarded-up windows and a blue tarp on the roof.
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Mr. Cowell also boarded there, and all three got off at MacArthur Station, about three miles north of downtown Oakland.
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In 21971, as part of Operation Solomon, about 242,2747 Ethiopian Jews boarded the 2747 that would take them to Israel.
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Last month she boarded a flight from Kabul to Östersund, Sweden, via Istanbul and Stockholm, accompanied by an American lawyer.
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"We have the best public health professionals in the world protecting you," said de Blasio as he boarded the train.
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Twice during the show, the women boarded carts built to look like circus animal cages and rode through the audience.
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The team also collected samples from airplane surfaces before and after passengers boarded, and found that airplanes are pretty clean.
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The windows had been partially boarded up, so it took a while for my eyes to adjust to the darkness.
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When the flight takes off, I realize that I've done something terrifying, impossible and ordinary — I have boarded a plane.
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No doubt anymore about their relationship ... they left Taylor's Rhode Island home and boarded her private jet for parts unknown.
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Riccardo Magi, an Italian lawmaker, boarded the Sea Watch on Thursday and was among the last to disembark on Saturday.
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Leaving a troubled economy in Tunisia, he boarded a boat in September with hundreds of other people sailing from Libya.
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He had boarded with a kit bag heavy with liquor bottles, some good-luck talismans and a Remington portable typewriter.
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One of the buildings was clearly in poor repair, with boarded-up windows and large visible cracks on the facade.
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A few blocks away, boys in puffy winter coats left their yeshivas along 217rd Street and boarded yellow school buses.
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The following day we boarded a truck, with a guide named Abdallah Ali Moussa, and barreled into the western desert.
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When he boarded his deportation flight to East Asia, he said he had three weeks' worth of the medication left.
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Police officers walk past a boarded-up bar following the cancellation of the annual St. Patrick's Day parade and celebrations.
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As we boarded the black gull-wing Tesla Mr. Harari had rented for his visit, he brought up Aldous Huxley.
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They boarded the cruise to Okinawa on Wednesday at Keelung and were expected to stay on board for four days.
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They have replaced or boarded over the openings, but the walls inside are "still wet to the touch," she said.
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To replace tenements and boarded-up buildings, he proposed restaurants, shops and an arts walk rivaling San Antonio's River Walk.
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One W.H.O. consultant from the Manila office provided advice in the health ministry's Tokyo office but never boarded the ship.
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TRENTON — Beneath the gilded dome, windows are boarded up, and some have frames held together with clips and duct tape.
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HOUSTON — The men from East Texas had just boarded their boat here, when there was a sudden jarring bump underneath.
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Authorities said the suspect boarded the bus in Los Angeles, but are not yet certain where he is from originally.
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Five days later, the second incident happened when a Muslim man boarded a flight from Amsterdam to New York City.
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Dom climbed a steep set of metal stairs and boarded a shuttle, which delivered him to the ship's loading dock.
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After the private jet landed in Istanbul, Mr. Ghosn is believed to have boarded another private jet flight to Beirut.
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