I mean, we've booked Three 6 Mafia, we've booked Juicy J before, we've booked Project Pat.
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Our band got booked there, big names got booked there.
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MHPS booked five orders and Siemens booked four, according to McCoy.
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That's why I try and quiz promoters when I'm booked: why was I booked?
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I had a hostel booked in Sydney and a campervan booked in New Zealand.
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"Cobo Hall, where they booked the fight, was booked solid, 14-thousand customers," comments Lippitt.
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Airbnb reported that in 2018, 91% of total nights booked within China were booked by locals.
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Rival Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems (MHPS) booked five orders, while Siemens AG booked four, the sources said.
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Mr. Nogueira was booked on a felony count, while Mr. Araujo-Cabrera was booked on a misdemeanor.
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He shows me the Japan hotels he booked to make sure I'm okay with what he booked.
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Tyrese booked Transformers, he booked two big franchise movies, Transformers and Fast and Furious right after Baby Boy.
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Rooms on Suiteness are either available to instantly be booked, or be booked via a request to the hotel.
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She was booked on charges of domestic battery and was booked into the Clark County Detention Center, according jail records.
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Fights that had been booked for that week were subsequently cancelled last minute and then haphazardly re-booked for November.
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Wife booked Kathleen Boutain, 23, was booked into the Salt Lake City jail until Golden authorities can question her, Brophy said.
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Pinkerton was booked on aggravated robbery and held on $50k bond ... and Johnson was booked for evidence tampering and drug possession.
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"I don't have anyone booked for next week, and this time in the summer I am normally fully booked," she said.
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I booked the hotels, I booked the flights — the one thing I asked Andy to do was check the bags in.
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She doesn't want to be booked because she's trans — or solely for trans campaigns — she wants to be booked because she's talented.
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The card earns 5 points per dollar on airfare booked through Amex Travel or directly with airlines as well as on prepaid hotel stays booked through Amex Travel, then 2x on other travel booked through Amex, like cruises or vacation packages.
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We booked ourselves Friday at Watkins Glen with Michael Lang and we booked ourselves Saturday at the original site with the Doobie Brothers.
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A pre-booked taxi driver in London also refused to let me in as his cab as it was booked for Jamie Oliver.
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Last week, the company removed a North Carolina host for sending racist messages to a black woman who had booked booked a room.
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I booked a suite at a five-star hotel, I made beautiful dinner reservations, and I booked theatre tickets for the two of us.
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Frequent travelers will appreciate 5 points per dollar on flights booked directly with airlines and both flights and prepaid hotels booked through American Express.
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"Some passengers re-booked for the same flight and others whose final destination was not New York City booked different flights," the spokesman told Business Insider.
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As the bans begin to go into effect, experts are sharing advice and tips for those currently booked — or about to be booked — on the affected flights.
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The card offers 5 points per dollar spent on flights booked directly with the airline, as well as flights and pre-paid hotels booked through Amex Travel.
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They're booked not because they represent the essence of the designer, which is what I tried to do — they're booked because of how many followers they have online.
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UnitedHealth said it booked $303 million of losses in the fourth quarter on its individual exchanges business, for a total of $230 million in losses booked in 1.40.60.
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"I got plenty of flights booked," Johnson joked, noting that he had booked several flights home on Southwest and was prepared to cancel whatever he did not need.
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In the last three years, the company has booked losses of nearly US$11bn, or roughly what Glencore booked in profits in the five years before the merger.
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Those who booked package holidays through Thomas Cook should eventually get a refund, but this is not the case for those who only booked flights through the company.
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Garcia Was Initially Booked for DUI on the Day of His Arrest Police say when Garcia was pulled over, he was intoxicated and initially booked on a DUI charge.
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And while an Uber car will be booked by the road warrior on the ground, as and when it is needed, a hotel is nearly always booked in advance.
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My friends and I all booked suites in the same building, and while guests can use any pool they like, they generally stick to the building they're booked in.
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Daimler has adjusted the way revenues are booked by implementing accounting standards IFRS 9 and 15 which changes the way financial instruments are booked, the Stuttgart-based carmaker said.
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Committing to a deal, however, was more difficult: Just 11 percent booked some travel using a travel app on a mobile device, and just 8 percent booked a hotel room.
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Its business model involves taking all revenue from the first lesson booked via the platform, as a lead generation fee, then taking a revenue share of any lessons booked thereafter.
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Additionally, the Platinum card earns 5 points per dollar spent on flights booked directly with airlines or American Express Travel, along with 5x points on prepaid hotels booked on amextravel.com.
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By way of comparison, Alphabet booked $90.3 billion in revenue last year, and Google's non-advertising businesses (including enterprise and Google Play) collectively booked just over $10 billion in 2016.
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Even a fight booked largely out of nostalgia, the way that your fifteenth favorite band from the eighties is booked at a local casinos, deserves better than what we've seen here.
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The company's fleet had been 100% booked into late second-quarter this year and 65% booked for full year 2020, according to the company's full-year earnings reported on Feb. 27.
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The Amex Platinum card earns 5 Membership Rewards points per dollar on flights booked directly with airlines or American Express Travel as well as 5x on prepaid hotels booked on amextravel.com.
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Paddock booked the rooms through a third party -- Expedia.
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" - Dana, 29 "New email: She booked the B&B.
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He wasn't booked for that -- it's Cali, after all.
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South Korean model Yoon Young Bae tied with Maastricht-born beauty Kiki Willems as the most booked model, while Sudanese-Australian model Adut Akech, who booked 11 shows, came in second place.
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We're told Stormy -- who said she hooked up with 45 back in 2006 -- is booked solid through June, but Danny anticipates she'll be booked til the end of the year by next week.
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Flights must be booked at least seven days in advance.
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Despite being a broke student, I booked a plane trip.
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She ultimately signed on and was quickly booked for commercials.
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He will be booked after being treated for the injuries.
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Gov. Eric Greitens was indicted and booked in February 2018.
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According to inmate records, he was booked at 2 p.m.
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She booked the role with just two days to prepare.
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Both parents were booked for child neglect and drug possession.
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Waters says he's booked solid with adventures until July 2019.
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She has reportedly not booked the home for any event.
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Ordaz was booked into the Sonoma County Jail without bail.
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I booked the flight about a month before I left.
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Last month, I booked a night at the Seth House.
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I booked another four nights at a hotel that night.
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Pretty much every drunken party I'm booked for is bad.
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Hotel rooms and Airbnbs are booked solid months in advance.
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The bank also booked SFr22m in provisions for credit losses.
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He was quickly caught and booked for felony grand theft.
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Flights can be booked up to five days in advance.
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Ethridge was booked into the Bay County Jail, PEOPLE confirms.
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He was booked into the county jail, according to CNN.
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Russell was booked on suspicion of human trafficking and pimping.
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They've booked no time to take it up this week.
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Five weeks later, Orji had booked her first television show.
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Leiva will be booked and has a $2 million bond.
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I was always different, and that's why I got booked.
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Bush's calendar was tightly scheduled and booked out months ahead.
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It booked a 167 million pound charge for technology investment.
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You already know we just booked our next manicure appointment.
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He was booked on Wednesday, according to online jail records.
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Police booked him for alleged burglaries after his early release.
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Morgan was booked Friday at the Salt Lake County jail.
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We're told Daryl booked it after the damage was done.
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Once I booked the appointment, though, the panic set in.
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But only around a third of that is booked online.
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The star was booked and later released on $250,000 bail.
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Penton was booked into Maricopa County Jail on murder charges.
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Student tickets are just $45 and can be booked here.
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Did I mention I just booked a vacation with Airbnb?
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Oliver was fired on Tuesday and booked Friday with murder.
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He was booked for misdemeanor control of a deadly weapon.
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"Anyone who booked gay cruises knew Sotomayor," Ferguson told Reuters.
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Oliver was booked Friday and released with a $300,000 bond.
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Now, we are constantly booked, and the pigs love it!
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Getting booked for the show can change a model's life.
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When she was booked, Curtin listed her occupation as unemployed.
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The benefit of the card gets booked over 7 years.
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THE BENEFIT OF THE CARD GET BOOKED OVER SEVEN YEARS.
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It's already fully booked but also rents out campsite space.
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L.A. County Sheriff's deputies booked Warren for misdemeanor domestic violence.
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It booked $496 million in restructuring charges in the quarter.
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Cops arrested Lil Rel and booked him for misdemeanor battery.
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Twenty years on, Bellator has booked Shamrock versus Gracie III.
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He was booked -- mug shot and all -- and then released.
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Metro booked Real as a discontinued business as of Sept.
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As we first reported, Haley was booked for misdemeanor battery.
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BTW, they re-booked their flight to Vegas ... on United.
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She was booked for felony assault with a deadly weapon.
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I booked her for Club Fist maybe two years ago.
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Plaintiffs, witnesses, friends, family bought plane tix, booked rooms already.
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She called her father, who booked a flight to Boston.
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The man had no weapons and was booked for trespassing.
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We're told Rogers will be booked for murder Tuesday night.
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It booked a loss of 21.1 billion yen last year.
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He was booked for disorderly conduct, obstruction and public drunkenness.
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The invitations have been sent, and the reservation is booked.
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Under SEC rules, that disqualified this oil as booked reserves.
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We're told he's being booked for assault and disorderly conduct.
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I booked a show for [Onyx] in Edmonton in 20113.
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Mercuria, Glencore and Castleton booked the vessels, according to traders.
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Two years later, at 33, I finally booked the surgery.
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A week earlier, she hadn't even booked her airline tickets.
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They booked flight after flight -- only to see them canceled.
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Bouvin said all losses from Carillion had now been booked.
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And Hillary Clinton is booked on the Ellen Degeneres show.
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Skylodge Adventure Suites can be booked 365 days a year.
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We purchased our plane tickets and booked our rental cars.
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The Koreatown location is revealed when tickets are booked. paradisoescape.com.
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You can read aboutexactly how we booked the flights here.
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Gains were capped as some investors booked profits, traders said.
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Earning 10x miles on paid hotel stays booked through Hotels.
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I booked a Superior Room, which is Domaine's 'basic' offering.
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Cafes and museums are crowded, and hotels are booked solid.
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These amounts are already disbursed and will be booked shortly.
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I had just booked out three days in the studio.
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There was a big tour booked and I felt rushed.
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"We're pretty much booked out every night," Ms. Kaps said.
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I've booked the Main Square where the game on Nov.
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Shell also booked the Gener8 Daphne, an Aframax, to Singapore.
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In 1971, the Met booked her for four art lectures.
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But fees are only being suspended on newly booked tickets.
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" He continued: "So I've got January and February all booked.
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I booked a Deluxe King in the new East Tower.
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For those booked elsewhere, the company hasn't been as helpful.
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Pfister was booked into the Warren County jail without bond.
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The city councilwoman and community leader was arrested and booked.
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"BlacKkKlansman," backed by Blumhouse Productions, was booked into 1,512 theaters.
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In 2019, it booked a revenue of 289.3 million pounds.
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We're told he was arrested and booked for petty theft.
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In total six Colombia players were booked to England's two.
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But the days passed and she never booked a show.
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Marshae Jones was booked into jail in Jefferson County, Ala.
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All the guys Pollan knew before are booked months out.
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"We have Nicki Minaj booked for Thursday," Mr. Bell said.
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Mugshot of the #SantaFeHigh shooter after being booked into jail.
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Ms. Hernandez was already being booked into the county jail.
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I booked this with Tennessee Whiskey Tours before my trip.
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He was booked for DUI at the Travis County jail.
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Whoever left the prints has never been arrested and booked.
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Armando Cooper is booked for stepping on Jesse Lindgard's heel.
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So my parents actually booked me the ticket from here.
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The actor was arrested and booked for felony domestic violence.
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One judge was booked for 174 cases in one day.
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But don't fret if you've already booked a hotel room.
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"More than half of our rooms are booked," he said.
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We literally... our complete day is booked all the way.
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Many families have trips that were booked months in advance.
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He was taken into custody and booked for simple battery.
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Barnaby was booked and charged with assault and public intoxication.
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The first job I went to, I booked the job.
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Three players were booked for squaring up to each other.
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They were booked on a plane expected to arrive Feb.
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The hotel was sold out and the restaurant was booked.
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"As she says, instead, I booked her," Mr. Bosner said.
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And Kiev was, by that stage, pretty much fully booked.
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Joycelyn later surrendered to cops and was booked for battery.
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He answered the telephone, booked studio time and did typing.
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This week, she investigates a nonexistent hotel, booked on Expedia.
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The venue began accepting reservations, but it always seemed booked.
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Through December 212, Boeing booked 212.2 net orders in 2500.
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They paid visa fees, $160, and booked tickets and hotels.
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Travelers booked to fly from the airports listed on Dec.
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" I didn't have another job booked, so I said, "Sure.
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" Barnes referred to Baehrel's fully booked claims as "utter bogusness.
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Mr. Castiblanco has already booked bands well into the spring.
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The royal entourage has booked 1,200 rooms and 400 limousines.
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The sales force booked 7773 net new orders since Dec.
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The company booked $6.97 billion in advertising revenue last year.
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Standard rooms can be booked for as low as $50.
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Two weddings in the space are already booked by residents.
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I booked an apartment on the outskirts of the city.
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He was originally booked for it when he was arrested.
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The lodgings have already been booked through a smartphone app.
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It is likely a third fight will be booked soon.
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Let us know if you want to be booked in.
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Cassidy was booked for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.
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Paris-based AXA booked an exceptional charge worth 361 million euros, mainly related to the initial public offering, and booked another 346 million euro charge as it adjusted the market value of its assets.
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Hopper Penn and Robin Wright Hopper was arrested and booked for possession of mushrooms and less than one ounce of marijuana while von Wittkamp was booked for possession of amphetamines and mushrooms, reports TMZ.
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When my wife and I booked our trip to Venice as part of our honeymoon, for instance, we were looking at significantly more expensive options because we only booked about a month in advance.
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The sum is more than double the amount the super PAC booked in its initial TV ad investment for the 2018 midterms and at least $25 million more than they initially booked in 2016.
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In a statement filed with securities regulators on Thursday, BRF said it booked a 206 million reais loss related to inventory and booked a 50 million reais loss related to tax changes in Argentina.
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Airbnb recently provided Refinery29 with its most-booked rentals worldwide, and to our surprise, the number one spot, a beachside apartment with a view in South Korea, can be booked for just $45 a night.
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View the latest US election results So I got my ticket three weeks ago, booked my hotel, booked my inter-state flights to meet friends across the state, and began a countdown to my flight.
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The personal Platinum card earns 2175x Amex Membership Rewards points on airfare booked directly with airlines or through Amex Travel, while the Business Platinum card only earns 1003x points on flights booked through Amex Travel.
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We booked a tour in march and right after we agreed to do that tour, we booked a tour in April and after we get back from that we've got one in June into July.
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The ensemble cast of "Homerpalooza" was booked the same way actual music festivals are typically booked: the show's staff compiled a list of artists who would make a well-rounded bill and went after them.
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They've booked the band to headline in 2002, 2005 and 2011.
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Taipei to Ho Chi Minh City: I booked two weeks earlier.
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Those other companies have booked big losses on their Obamacare plans.
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And when women say that, they get disrespected or not booked.
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Later after he was being booked, he complained of head pain.
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Armed with the evidence, Rukundo booked a flight back to Australia.
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After the landing, passengers were booked on alternate flights to Baltimore.
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Sure enough, we had been double booked in the same tent.
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Witt was booked and released for filing a false police report.
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Wondering which activities women booked the most on Airbnb last year?
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Once I landed back on Earth, I booked a holiday abroad.
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Baber has been booked into the Douglas County Jail, PEOPLE confirms.
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The woman was later booked on those warrants, according to police.
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Wilson was booked for a photo shoot for an undisclosed brand.
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The first flight I was booked on that day got canceled.
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And Steve Bullock is booked on Dana Perino's show on Thursday.
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Tonya Couch was booked into a Fort Worth jail on Thursday.
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They regularly booked international DJs, which was amazing for everyone involved.
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I already booked the hotel but need to coordinate the flights.
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Sarah Paulson was already booked on the other one, I guess.
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At least one local motel was completely booked with utility workers.
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Many of those holidays will have been booked before the vote.
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We're headed to the UK, and I've already booked our hotel.
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There were no orders booked for its troubled 737 Max aircraft.
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"I'm only here because Seth Meyers was booked," he jokingly added.
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He was cuffed and booked for possession of marijuana and paraphernalia.
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Your correspondent booked a bicycle tour of San Francisco's Mission neighbourhood.
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He's booked a personal trainer that turns out to be Harrison.
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Passengers were booked on another plane and flown to the capital.
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Sexton was booked into Covington jail on a no bond hold.
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Leiato also was booked on a misdemeanor trespassing charge in January.
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Records showed Merritt was booked in Hill Detention Center in Nashville.
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The retired porn star was booked into the Cleveland County Jail.
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The airline forward-booked this revenue from Mahata in its earnings.
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Once your account is canceled, future booked trips will be canceled.
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The agent had booked new seats for about half the group.
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Andrews was booked into jail and released on her own recognizance.
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Rockwell is being booked for misdemeanor battery, and remains in custody.
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She was booked on those charges and has since posted bail.
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I have three booked now, I've always wanted to do it.
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He was hauled to a nearby station where he was booked.
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Jones was booked for aggravated stalking and is still in custody.
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When I called back after that he was booked until February.
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He has not been booked for any crime at this point.
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We just don't get booked for the same jobs as often.
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Facebook has made moves to change where its taxes are booked.
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The NHL booked Carly Rae Jepsen, Nick Jonas, and Fifth Harmony.
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Argentina's stocks benchmark fell 2654.1 percent as traders booked some profits.
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She was booked on suspicion of negligent discharge of a gun.
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PEOPLE confirms that she was booked into jail on Wednesday afternoon.
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The 120-room inn at the park is already fully booked.
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She was booked into the DeKalb County jail, where she remains.
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Customer Christina Thomas was booked on misdemeanor assault and other charges.
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"As a result, available flights are booked more quickly," he said.
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He was booked into the Washington County Jail on June 7.
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There were no orders booked for its troubled 737 MAX aircraft.
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Uma was booked for the amphetamines, as well as the shrooms.
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He was charged and booked for felony grand theft by police.
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Cops say the other driver was hospitalized and booked for DUI.
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Farrah was booked at 1:48 AM for battery and trespassing.
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Sparks was booked into a jail in Madison County, PEOPLE confirms.
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And so the pilots booked it back to the Emerald City.
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I've booked three fights for them since this ban was lifted.
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He was booked for felony possession of weed and drug paraphernalia.
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Law enforcement confirms Felder was booked for assault and utter threats.
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Good ... cause daddy's booked for at least the next 18 years.
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We're told a bunch of VIP tables have already been booked.
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Owen was booked into the Lee County Jail on $50,000 bond.
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Reece was booked into the Union County Jail and later released.
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"We were so devastated, we booked an overnight flight," Lisa says.
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Payne was booked and cited for theft by shoplifting -- a misdemeanor.
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He was booked Monday afternoon and held on a $1,300 bond.
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Paddock then booked a second room for an August 3 arrival.
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He was booked on a 1st degree misdemeanor domestic violence charge.
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We quit our jobs and booked our flights there and back.
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Importers booked 23 cargoes last week for August shipment, traders said.
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In the first quarter, it booked a loss of 0.6 percent.
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Tourists who had booked their rooms vented their rage on Twitter.
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Fortunately, it booked $20 billion in profits outside the United States!
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Since then, the restaurant has been booked solid almost every day.
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I scored a ticket and, minutes later, had booked a flight.
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My summer is booked up, but I've got no video bookings.
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He was booked into jail early Wednesday, according to jail records.
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I called the new phone girl who had booked the appointment.
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In April, the motel was fully booked, with a wait list.
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Besides, daddy's got a Hawaiian vacation booked in about 223 days.
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The three women were booked and released from jail on Nov.
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The company claims to have booked 80 million nights so far.
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Ford also booked a one-time charge related to investment holdings.
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Theesfeld was arrested Monday afternoon and booked into the county jail.
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Finding RORO ships, which are usually booked in advance, is complex.
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Taxi's booked at midnight because I've got an early meeting tomorrow.
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Some booked time with their lawyers long ago, just in case.
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Immediately, I thought: why the hell weren't Babymetal booked for SXSW?
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Training courses for those wanting to become practitioners are fully booked.
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I booked his place before he could mark it as unavailable.
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"When the shooting started, everyone just booked it, basically," she said.
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But within minutes, the free accommodation on offer had been booked.
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The nightclub was booked months before Mr. Trump agreed to speak.
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I booked a twin with terrace, on the top (eighth) floor.
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He was arrested and booked into the Santa Clara County Jail.
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Last year it booked $313bn of sales and shipped 200m smartphones.
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He was booked on 3 charges -- all involving burglary and battery.
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All are fully booked out the weekend of the royal wedding.
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But there's a key difference between being booked and being organized.
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He ditched the car and booked a flight back to Dallas.
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The tepee can be booked for $145 a night on Airbnb.
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Showfields racked up 10,000 reservations booked in the first few days.
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He was promptly booked for a concert with Mr. Lewis's band.
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The Koreatown meeting location is divulged when tickets are booked. paradisoescape.com.
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In the fourth quarter it booked a return of 2.17 percent.
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You can read about exactly how we booked the flights here.
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After she booked her first consulting client, she ran with it.
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Instead, I booked a table at Olmsted for 260:33 p.m.
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The eight guests in this apartment are booked for two nights.
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When CNN visited, Angum was booked for a teddy bear haircut.
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The Grotto is already fully booked, according to the booking page.
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He was arrested again and booked into the Pueblo County jail.
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"We were the session booked after 'The Last Waltz,' " Haynes said.
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"Well, you're already booked to do that, honey," replies Kris, 60.
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We booked several seven-hour sessions and it was very intense.
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I booked my flight about a month ahead of my departure.
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They were booked with an unspecified bond, according to the records.
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" He added, "We booked it, and it's going to be great.
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Mexican importers have booked a 35,000-tonne corn cargo from Brazil.
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After a particularly stressful and wintery workweek, I booked a massage.
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And yes, there are countless Airbnbs just begging to be booked.
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"LASA is making waves—they're constantly booked up," Cailan tells me.
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Many eclipse chasers have had RVs and hotels booked for years.
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We're booked solid for every weekend for the next few months.
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Blueface was booked for felony possession of carrying a loaded firearm.
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All reunions are assigned a coordinator as soon as they're booked.
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The rooms had been booked by Mr. Miller, the texts show.
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The second Airbnb we booked was for two nights in Rovaniemi.
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" "But you booked a ticket on the SS Iceberg—my term.
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Citibank, too, booked two sessions of three games for an evening.
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He was booked for possession of narcotics with intent to sell.
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The man, Amad Rashad Redding, was booked on suspicion of murder.
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The price was right, too — $29 per night booked through Hotels.com.
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Robert Bentley to resign Monday after briefly being booked into jail.
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They had already booked a house rental on Oahu, she said.
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My friends, booked in other swim-up suites, would gather around.
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An additional 683,268 are booked on flights to Orlando through Dec.
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It booked a profit of 373 million shekels from the sale.
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Ms. Stinson was booked Tuesday night in the Pinellas County Jail.
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McCarry himself booked tours and worked at an upscale taco restaurant.
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Here are 10 great trips that are best booked in July.
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I booked a two-person compartment for about $110 a person.
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He's been booked for misdemeanor driving under the influence of intoxicants.
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I bought the plane tickets and booked the campsite and Airbnb.
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He was then booked for kidnapping, with bail set at $100,000.
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The trio also booked their place at the world's oldest major.
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Beyond that, I had never booked an all-inclusive trip before.
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We haven't booked anything yet, but I'm estimating around $2,500 total.
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Recently, we booked a dinner with them four weeks in advance.
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I've booked tickets to Amsterdam again with the same travel company.
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He was arrested and booked for felony domestic violence and robbery.
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Many flights are fully booked as people opt not to drive.
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So he threw Charmin to the wind and booked a flight.
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He was being booked into a county jail on Wednesday morning.
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He was booked for misdemeanor driving under the influence of intoxicants.
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Appointments are necessary and may be booked on line at ourstorybridal.
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The impairment will be booked in the third quarter, it said.
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PEOPLE confirms that Ford was booked at the Manatee County Jail.
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Restaurants and galleries are packed; hotels and home rentals are booked.
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And he is booked on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert."
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Rooms at Idaho's Sun Valley Resort have been booked for years.
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The mobile business booked 2.7 trillion won in quarterly operating profit.
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He was booked on felony charges including embezzlement and money laundering.
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The Jamaican police spokeswoman said Muth hadn't booked a hotel reservation.
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Schmitt and Mele soon realized they had booked the wrong guest.
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Investors booked profits on miners, which had big gains on Thursday.
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She was booked, she recalled, so he saw her physician assistant.
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They had booked a long vacation north of Miami Beach, Fla.
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But we booked every hotel room available in and around Havana.
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I showed up to the hotel he'd booked ten minutes early.
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We're told McKinley was NOT arrested or booked for any crime.
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Montae was booked for assault and battery, and drunk in public.
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When these fights are booked, they're always promoted the same way.
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Katt was booked for aggravated assault, terroristic threats, and false imprisonment.
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He's been booked for aggravated assault and multiple gun possession charges.
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He was booked for possession of a dagger and resisting arrest.
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RGF claims Morgan charged additional fees to venues that booked Fetty.
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D'Amico has been booked to travel to Russia four times since joining Salvini's team last August; in addition to the October flights, he was also booked to fly in January this year, and again in February.
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" Former acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan, who was replaced by Chad Wolf in November, is booked on ABC's "This Week," while another previous Homeland Security Secretary, Jeh Johnson, is booked on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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I was booked into a junior suite — which was set up like a studio apartment — and because the hotel was booked through FHR, I was upgraded to one of the preferred junior suites with a garden view.
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At the police station, she was handcuffed to a workstation and booked.
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Hotels that were once booked solid for months are about half occupied.
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Ho Chi Minh City to Da Nan: I booked six days earlier.
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She was booked on a charge of felony resisting arrest, police said.
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The venue has a capacity of 1,500 people and is completely booked.
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I think we got booked purely due to persistence and good handwriting.
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The couple had booked a hotel to stay in for the weekend.
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XIV booked 585 percent gains for the two years ended Feb. 1.
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Law enforcement tells us he'll be booked for residential burglary and trespassing.
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Barr was booked into the Northern Regional Jail in Moundsville on Tuesday.
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You'll be booked after the turkey is cleared off the Thanksgiving table.
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With these cats, Ms. Swift always has a fully booked social calendar.
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I booked my flight in February and it was a good deal.
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But I had to ask — did they realize I booked with Google?
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It had previously booked provisions of 30 million euros on the contract.
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The tech giant booked better than expected fourth quarter results on Thursday.
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The woman was accidently booked as a defendant rather than a witness.
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Guided exhibition tours are available upon request and can be booked here.
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I booked an appointment with my hairstylist of three years, Liz Sustaita.
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Brinson told WYFF that Holman was booked on suspicion of public intoxication.
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He was booked into the Fulton County Jail on Saturday, Sajdak said.
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After Fonda booked her first campaign with the beauty brand in Sept.
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Youd was booked into the Utah County Jail at 9:18 p.m.
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Unsurprisingly, most of the hotels are already fully booked months in advance.
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She booked another cab, then another, then another, she told BuzzFeed News.
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My friend and I booked our Airbnb last week – a tiny home!
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I'm shocked — we've always booked each other to perform in our events.
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Five of eight companies booked more business, with four adding more staff.
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Jepsen has just booked a big gig in FOX's upcoming live musical.
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Mckesson was reportedly booked on a misdemeanor charge of obstructing the highway.
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In total, those services booked $9.4 billion in revenue, up 20 percent.
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As soon as you've booked your flight, book your 4-by-4.
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According to Lanman, over 40% of members have booked these premium spots.
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Swofford was booked into Guilford County jail in lieu of $26,600 bond.
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The couple had booked a Mediterranean cruise once they arrived in Venice.
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Visit their website and check out if the hotel you booked participates.
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A Pilatus plane flies passengers who booked flights on the Blackbird app.
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He was booked on a charge of DUI and posted $10,000 bond.
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"The efficiency measures will be booked throughout 2017 and 2018," he said.
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A Times reporter recently booked the Airbnb—using Instant Book in fact.
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We shot the finale in December, and we had booked the bear.
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He was booked on suspicion of aggravated murder, robbery and other charges.
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Orpineda was booked into Smith County Jail and posted the $200,000 bond.
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We booked three months before the trip, so pretty far in advance.
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I keep a Google calendar of reservations, often booked eight weeks out.
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In the first quarter the fund booked a loss of 0.6 percent.
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Mizuho, one of Japan's biggest banks, booked a ¥680bn ($6.1bn) write-down.
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Per the officer, Henrie was booked into the LAPD Pacific Division Jail.
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The carrier forward-booked the revenue from Mahata in its 2018 earnings.
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Then came the real problem – all the hotels in D.C. were booked.
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SoulCycle class for tomorrow morning and cancel my booked HIIT class ($36).
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I have a spa treatment booked today, which I'm weirdly nervous about.
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In the second quarter the fund booked a profit of 1.3 percent.
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The airline forward-booked this revenue from Mahata in its 2018 earnings.
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Unfortunately, we are already booked tomorrow night with a charity fundraiser event!
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Zarate was arrested at the scene and booked for felony animal cruelty.
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January flights to Iceland can be booked for as low as $380.
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Bijan: For season 1, how old were you when you booked it?
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I booked 10 weeks in advance, and was happy with the price.
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Best to get your Pinterest boards primed and your airfare booked ASAP!
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When I booked the flight, I forgot it was winter in Australia.
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On the way, he's become one of the most-booked MCs around.
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For instance, trips to Canada should be booked 66 days from departure.
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He was booked into Sacramento County Juvenile Hall for murder, say police.
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Chris was booked into the Weld County Jail at 12:03 a.m.
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He was booked into the Orange County Jail on Wednesday, officials said.
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Like I said, I hadn't booked a job in half a year.
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They were arrested in the town of Taos and booked into jail.
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"EU business must be booked from within the EU 27," Wuermelling said.
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While I booked appointments, my friend flipped on the Republican National Convention.
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They'd booked a gig but didn't have a singer, so Baker volunteered.
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I booked through Ultimate Rewards and it cost me about 20,000 points.
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For one, other events have apparently left the principality's hotels booked up.
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Bombardier booked non-cash charges of about $4.4 billion a year earlier.
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He was arrested at 8:13 PM and booked for misdemeanor battery.
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Magallanes has been booked for 2 counts of murder with special circumstances.
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He was booked for drinking in public, and had his car towed.
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I've auditioned for internet companies and cartoons, but haven't been booked yet.
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He was booked for domestic violence and felony tampering with a witness.
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Keef was booked for robbery and is being held on $500,000 bail.
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Jeremy's friend, Andy Curnew, helped organize things and even booked the pad.
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She was booked and released early Thursday morning on a $6,000 bond.
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Larissa was booked for battery and Colt filed for divorce on Friday.
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I was smiling when the detective, when the officers booked me in.
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He was booked on six counts of robbery, assault, burglary and conspiracy.
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James says he booked rapper Dae Dae just to make them happy.
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Hertz also booked an impairment charge of $30 million in the quarter.
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Airbnb has 31,000 guests who've booked stays for the night of Aug.
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He's been booked for robbery/strong-arm and criminal mischief over $1,000.
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Uzi might have gotten booked this time, but it's still #bikelife forever.
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Any rides booked before then can still be handled on the site.
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About 40 journalists booked a flight, expecting Corby to be on it.
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Derivatives profits are often booked in their entirety when trades are made.
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He was taken into custody and booked at a St. Louis jail.
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Despite their technical-sounding names, these are simply loans booked as investments.
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After finding the Riad on Instagram, she's booked to visit in December.
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Apparently, they were all booked within five minutes since the registration started.
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It also booked revenue from two new hospitals in Thailand this year.
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The entire "Superior Cockpit Room" can be booked for an additional $234.
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He booked his tickets and arrived in San Francisco two weeks later.
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Despite minor, gradual improvements, there clearly aren't enough minority models being booked.
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Apple alone owes more than $60 billion on its profits booked offshore.
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Two days later, Tavarez was arrested and booked for felony domestic violence.
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The trip must be booked by June 30 for travel between Sept.
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Kanye West has been booked as the musical guest for SNL's Feb.
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I booked a standard king room for $112 including taxes and fees.
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If you have already booked a megabus trip to an interview, megabus.
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The company booked profits prematurely and delayed logging expenses to pad results.
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Schwartz has booked himself for several modeling gigs that gets him paid.
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Three booked a rise in asset quality while one saw a fall.
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He was booked for DUI and later released on his own recognizance.
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Last September she and her husband, Frank, booked a 10-day trip.
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First, your points are worth 50% more toward travel booked through Chase.
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In the end, we had plane tickets in hand and lodgings booked.
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The $49 hotel rates can be booked in the following U.S. cities.
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The Venture card earns 10x miles on paid hotels booked at hotels.
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The report did not name the Trump hotels that were allegedly booked.
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But we are already benefiting: We have been booked up all summer.
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I booked a Grand Deluxe room, a notch above a basic unit.
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Packages must be booked by April 153 for travel through Dec. 18.
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He booked a hotel room in the city, but never showed up.
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Law enforcement sources tell us he was booked for felony domestic violence.
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He was booked in county jail and then released ... court records show.
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As soon as I booked the flight, though, I let it go.
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He is also exceeding the value booked by Blackstone for Strategic Hotels.
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Unfortunately, however, most of the welterweight division's top dogs are currently booked.
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I'd already booked a flight to Geneva days earlier to get away.
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K met the trafficker, had his documents copied, and booked his flights.
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Lang was taken to the police station last Sunday morning and booked.
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But another unathletic meat eater booked the part at the last minute.
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The bout was uneventful and, most puzzlingly, only booked for three rounds.
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The merger costs, meanwhile, have been booked as general and administrative expenses.
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I booked as many recording sessions as possible at the student rates.
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Get 3x points for flights booked directly with airlines or at amextravel.
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For entertainment at a family party in Toronto, he booked Justin Bieber.
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He booked the Swedish opera singer Jenny Lind on a U.S. tour.
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That includes "Advance Purchase" rates described as non-cancellable when first booked.
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Thomas must be booked and fingerprinted by the end of the month.
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Garcia was booked into the Davis County Jail just after 3 a.m.
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Blount was booked for 4th degree assault about 4 hours into 2018.
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By 1960 he was booked for screenings in more than 100 cities.
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The man was arrested and booked into jail, accused of disorderly conduct.
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Ashleigh Barty and Marketa Vondrousova booked spots on the women's final court.
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When she had saved enough money, she booked a flight to Brussels.
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Others were booked on charges including assault, child molestation and drug possession.
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He turned himself in Monday, and was booked and released from jail.
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"I am a senior and booked this trip months ago," Porter said.
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Jones, 28503, lives in Austin and was booked at 22020:37 a.m.
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The night before, Mr. Zindani had booked two bus tickets in Kandahar.
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In the quarter ending in June, Amazon booked a $2.5 billion profit.
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I have a dog, and all the motels and hotels are booked.
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He's still a millionaire — and one who's still getting booked, at that.
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The Dutch police have said that he was booked on an Aug.
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Bad luck if you were booked for an emergency operation that morning.
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In the fourth quarter, TSB booked a loss of 212.1 million euros.
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The new Holiday Inn in nearby Paducah was booked before it opened.
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I can't remember the last time I booked a holiday like that.
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The program is popular and most classes are over-booked, she said.
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They were booked into the Calhoun County Jail and released on bond.
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Brown was booked on the Amsterdam-bound flight, according to the airport.
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Malaysia's AirAsia here will offer free refunds for tickets booked before Jan.
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I booked two tours, each about three weeks ahead of our arrival.
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He was booked on a misdemeanor trespassing charge and released on bail.
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Drejka, 48, was arrested Monday and booked into the Pinellas County Jail.
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So I booked a flight and started brushing up on my physics.
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Booked Up, his own shop, was then just a few blocks away.
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He had, apparently, booked the wrong morning to fly back to Jamaica.
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Maybe one of them should've been booked on the morning show instead.
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Police arrested the ex, Gareth Pursehouse, Saturday and booked him for murder.
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In the fourth quarter the fund booked a return of 2.17 percent.
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On Tuesday, the Nifty and Sensex ended lower as investors booked profits.
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Dean was later taken into custody and booked on suspicion of murder.
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This storied space is practically booked through the month for holiday concerts.
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Apple alone has booked a $38 billion tax charge as a consequence.
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The brewer booked $959 million in net profit in Asia last year.
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Sam was arrested, booked and released ... and he's been charged with DUI.
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I booked a Sonder apartment on Broad Street in Manhattan's Financial District.
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The company has also booked losses as Wal-Mart Canada and Amazon.
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I refreshed the search page, pulled up the awards and booked them.
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He booked elaborate events, arranged people's appointments and picked up their lunches.
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Gold stocks lost 0.8% as investors booked profits after a recent rally.
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Prysmian had previously booked provisions of 30 million euros on the contract.
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"We are completely booked," he said into the headset, over and over.
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Atrium has booked me a nice hotel suite close to their venue.
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This snafu causes me to realize I've double-booked my 11 a.m.
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"I booked our family's summer beach house last Panda Friday," she said.
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Dropbox said Friday that it booked $1.1 billion in revenue last year.
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After these two exhibitions, I don't have any booked shows coming up.
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They have booked its flights even when they are not the cheapest.
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The flight was booked through a code-share arrangement with United Airlines.
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Qunun said she had obtained an Australian visa and booked a flight.
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But I had a show booked at Poodie's [outside of Austin, Texas].
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Didi Kuaidi says it has booked 1.43 billion rides only in 2015.
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What we know ... Crawford was taken into custody on Saturday and booked.
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But more than anything else, our agent had booked an American tour.
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Chumlee was taken into custody and booked for drug and weapon possession.
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The whole thing was booked like a fever dream, and it worked.
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By March 280, the first two weeks of reservations were booked solid.
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The suspects were booked for criminal damage, aggravated assault, and resisting arrest.
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The company restated year-ago results and booked a writedown in May, after its accounts review found the way it booked work-in-progress on long-term contracts and costs relating to contracts was less conservative than rivals.
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As far as that being an issue for being booked in shows, I used to fear that I was only booked as a "novelty act," both in my early days with Wreckless Freeks and as a solo act.
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The destinations were determined after the company analyzed their internal data for the cities and countries booked for 2020 trips as of September 2019, compared to destinations that were most heavily booked around the same time last year.
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Before I put Marcberg out they actually booked me for a show in Cali—I remember the show they booked me for was packed, and I remember it was actually the first time I performed those songs from Marcberg.
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China has booked only about 9.4 million tonnes of the latest U.S. soybean harvest as of the end of February, a fraction of the 27.7 million tonnes booked at the same point a year earlier, according to USDA data.
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Flight prices are skyrocketing, and hotels and campsites were fully booked months ago.
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Hours later he was arrested, questioned and booked into the Colusa County Jail.
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I remember this one gig we played, this guy had booked this theater.
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Sutton was booked into the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office and released on Saturday.
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The airline apologized to passengers and booked them on the next available flight.
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I immediately booked General Hospital and I was on there for two years.
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He's been booked for reckless endangerment, criminal possession of a weapon, and menacing.
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Barrera booked a ticket to Canada, where Mexicans can travel with no visa.
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He said that the average business trip booked by Rocketrip saves companies $208.
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Hello, it's me ... I just got booked for possession of drugs and paraphernalia.
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Williams, 42, was booked into the Hall County jail at 2:26 p.m.
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Palm Beach County Jail records show Woods was booked at 7:18 a.m.
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Their appetite pays for the smaller acts booked by promoters, clubs, and festivals.
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Ajayi, 31, was arrested Friday and booked into the Salt Lake County jail.
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A lot of tourists had booked their two-week holidays way in advance.
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VW said it booked 2.6 billion euros in the three months ended Sept.
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He booked the job without being a member of the Screen Actors Guild.
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He was booked in New York on rape charges and sex abuse charges.
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The woman was stopped and booked on three outstanding misdemeanor warrants, police said.
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Morris was booked Wednesday evening on suspicion of aggravated assault and resisting arrest.
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Guests are still being booked for this season, and Nguyen has high hopes.
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She was booked at the Beverly Hills Jail and held on $500 bail.
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Problem is, Cube already had the venue booked for the BIG3 championship game.
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The Topix also booked its largest annual loss since 2011, according to Reuters.
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I booked on March 200 which is fairly late to book a flight.
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Boeing booked 239 net orders during the quarter, including 91 wide-body jets.
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Right now, the discount applies to listings booked in affected areas between Oct.
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Consider unconventional accommodations Once you've got your travel booked, c onsider unconventional accommodations.
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The other place was booked so now we get to see whale carcasses.
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He booked national music acts and even brought the Playboy Bunnies to town.
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The company has booked $22,000 in annual recurring revenue from those companies already.
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But they are booked on CNN and MSNBC shows on a daily basis.
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Mittler left the courthouse in handcuffs and was booked at Land O'Lakes Jail.
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Cops arrested the ex, Gareth Pursehouse, Saturday afternoon and booked him for murder.
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The McCoy tally counted three orders GE already booked last year, Tusa noted.
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He was booked at a nearby station and bailed out the next morning.
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"I hurriedly booked a departure," Dr. Guan told Caixin, a Chinese news organization.
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Last week, Daniel Buckley booked a room at the Pembroke in Kilkenny, Ireland.
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The plan could harm people booked at immigration detention centers around the country.
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Smith added that a security deposit was refunded when she booked the home.
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Then came her big break in 2014: She booked Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale catalog.
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It's often booked, so I do it at odd times (not on weekends).
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Her agent had booked her for the event, but she didn't know why.
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Within a few minutes the points showed up, and we booked the tickets.
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She has been booked here as a naturally smoldering fit for Valentine's weekend.
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Thankfully, he is down and free on the night I booked the tickets!
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He was booked into the El Paso County jail under a $200,000 bond.
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He was detained and booked into the La Paz County jail without bail.
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Customers booked on KLM can now communicate with the airline directly through Messenger.
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Both Hall and Kirkland were arrested and booked into Rapides Parish Detention Center.
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Indonesian and German space organizations also each booked single tickets for their satellites.
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I've booked $2,22000 this year so far — $2235,22000 pre-expenses and pre-taxes.
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Greitens was initially charged with felony invasion of privacy and booked in February.
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She was booked into jail and remains held in lieu of $25,000 bond.
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Soules was booked on the charge of leaving the scene with a death.
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I booked a salon appointment, and cut off about a foot of hair.
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Police say they then booked the suspect for auto theft and drug possession.
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The valuation gains are now expected to be booked in 2019, Daimler said.
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According to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office database, Byrd was booked on Friday.
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With Google Flights I could have booked a similar departure time for $188.
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The 19-year-old model was booked for DUI and released without bail.
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You'll also need to be patient: business is booked for the next year.
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Hervey was booked for DUI and carrying a weapon while under the influence.
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Shreibman opted to continue playing earlier material, and the band booked more shows.
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Then Heather Heyer was killed, and that day we booked tickets for Virginia.
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In 2013, BHP booked a $1.25 billion after-tax impairment on the assets.
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Unlike last week's glamorous showing, losses are often booked quietly in private sales.
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She almost booked an Airbnb, but really wanted to be outside, she said.
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Bin Golam Rabbi was booked into the Santa Clara County Jail for murder.
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His brother was booked into the Santa Clara County Juvenile Hall for murder.
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They booked rooms and took pictures of Mr. Guzmán in a filthy vest.
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It booked $1.5 billion in sales for the 12 months ended March 31.
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We're told production only booked the top two floors of the parking structure.
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In records obtained by PEOPLE, the actor was booked at 4:20 p.m.
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Both of the accused were booked into the Mohave County Adult Detention Center.
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Then we got booked by Jägermeister to do two big gigs for them.
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Except I can't — booth demos are booked back-to-back throughout the show.
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The FTSE 100 crept up 0.2 percent but booked losses for the week.
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"He was transported and booked into the Butte County Jail," the statement continued.
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Youd was booked on suspicion of domestic violence and posted bail, Cannon said.
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She went and booked a portrait studio session with Dream and King Cairo.
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And he was booked on felony possession of a firearm without a permit.
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About three hours later, Coffi Tabu was booked into another hotel, she said.
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Since then, they have already booked one guest for the month of February.
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He was booked for a DUI, and was released on a $30,000 bail.
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She booked a quick video appointment with a doctor, who prescribed an antibiotic.
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The dollar also booked gains against the Swiss franc, rising to 1.0115 franc.
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A stay can only be booked through a tour operator or travel agent.
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In the initial test phase, the dolls could only be booked on Sundays.
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Martin was booked into the Scott County Detention Center just after 10 a.m.
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As we reported, Shia was booked for public intoxication, disorderly conduct and obstruction.
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LeSports Center, which was pre-booked, will welcome them back in mid-December.
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We might be getting booked for gigs, but we aren't running the show.
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But some shares which outperformed on Monday pulled back as investors booked profits.
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Karissa was booked for felony domestic violence, and Kristina for misdemeanor domestic violence.
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Cuba surrendered to cops last week and was booked on the 2 charges.
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Drama was booked for making terroristic threats, and is being held without bail.
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Law enforcement sources tell us Almighty Jay will be booked for grand theft.
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The five original drugs booked $44 billion in annual sales in 2015, combined.
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Booked at three one-way trips, American was charging a total of $664.30.
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Much of the corporate profit booked in offshore tax havens isn't earned there.
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Jimmy was eventually arrested and booked for disorderly conduct and obstruction of justice.
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UBAF booked a EUR17 million provision at end-2016 related to this litigation.
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He was booked for making a terroristic threat, and held on $5,000 bail.
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Here's the issue ... Diaz is already booked to fight Poirier at 155 pounds.
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The country has not booked a bulk cargo of U.S. soybeans since May.
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He was even booked into Huron County jail and later released on bond.
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White was hauled to a nearby station where he was booked and processed.
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Airbnb has 31,0003 guests who've booked stays for the night of Aug. 20.
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Jacketed waiters whisked between tables as a fully booked lunch service got underway.
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He was booked for misdemeanor trespassing, and released after posting a $1,000 bond.
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Thomas has not been booked for burglary ... only gun charges for the shootout.
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Martin spent less than 2 hours in jail before being booked and released.
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He was arrested and booked for weed possession and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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Heather was booked for misdemeanor domestic violence, and has been released from custody.
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The "I'm Dreamin'" singer was arrested and booked for petty theft, a misdemeanor.
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On the military side, the planemaker booked 12 Rafale export orders from Qatar.
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Well, I've got about 15 gigs booked for 2016—many of them unannounced.
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We booked our first show worked on enough songs to play two sets.
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Booked as three one-way tickets, he said, that trip would cost $592.
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I booked appointments and sold shampoos, sure, but mostly I gossiped with customers.
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She booked a ticket on the Orient Express to take her to Istanbul.
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By coincidence, we both booked a vacation at the same time in Greece!
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VW, for instance, has said it has booked production for 15 million EVs.
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Weiss, 38, was booked after patrolling officers found him about 12:47 a.m.
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When he realized what was up, he booked it out of the airport.
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I booked the surgery, but not long after, doubts started to creep in.
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The estimate was based on lost revenue from fully booked flights and cruises.
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And just like that, I was booked for a flight to my flight
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Earlier this year, he booked himself for a phone interview on the show.
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A senior government official said authorities had booked 58 rooms in the hotel.
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He said that his company recently booked two influencer campaigns for $200,000 each.
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Aldar booked a 189.9 million dirham loss on revaluation of its investment properties.
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A man booked an hour-long session with Mistress Phoenix using an alias.
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In total, CLF has booked $85033 million in advertising for 2018's midterms.
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BHP booked a $1.25 billion after-tax impairment on Nickel West in 2013.
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Brantley was booked on Friday and Jones was taken into custody on Saturday.
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But its operations in Thailand, India and Japan booked losses during the quarter.
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He has been booked on murder and sexual assault charges, according to police.
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They once booked a troupe of modern dancers to "fall" down their runway.
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Its nascent data center division also booked a loss but revenue grew 37%.
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Booked in first class on a domestic ticket or short-haul business class?
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Bumpous was booked in to county jail on a charge of aggravated robbery.
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Other luxury hotels around Hamburg were similarly booked up by other key figures.
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Upon receiving the letter of invitation, Fred Phelps almost immediately booked his travel.
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This is ultimately why I decided on airfare before I booked our cruise.
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We booked two round-trip tickets from Orlando to Austin for 28,000 points.
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Now, the same ticket can be booked for just 0003,000 Turkish Airlines miles.
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It's all booked for December 14 at Madison Square Garden in New York.
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Delta is in the process of contacting customers booked for travel after Sept.
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In 2018, Carnival Cruises operated 105 ships and booked $18.9 billion in revenue.
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But other providers were either booked up or would not take these patients.
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The 2 guys police captured are being booked on burglary and weapons charges.
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Many of the doomed balloon ride's passengers booked the excursion as a celebration.
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Brown, for one, says he's already booked a number of dates throughout 2017.
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I booked a direct flight from LaGuardia to Bergstrom for the following weekend.
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But hotels and campsites in many places along the totality are already booked.
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Trains and flights are usually fully booked during this time of the year.
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After you've booked your time off work, you can start planning your destination.
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So we booked it, and as we started doing research on the resort.
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I got booked for the set because I play that music every weekend.
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They should have booked R. Kelly if they like R. Kelly so much.
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Obsessions about car sickness began weeks ago, when I first booked the rental.
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I booked my flight a week before the contest and went out there.
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It's Lizbeth, a witch I booked to perform an amarre or bonding spell.
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She was ultimately arrested and booked for DWI and driving without a license.
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At the time I booked, a basic fare ticket was priced at $182.
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Most require a three-night minimum stay and must be booked before Jan.
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Delamain accepts visitors selectively or they must be booked through a tour company.
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He has booked the capital's former symphony hall for at least a year.
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Tomlinson was arrested for simple battery and booked at a nearby LAPD jail.
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He was booked for the warrant and released after posting a $500 bond.
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France was booked for drunk driving and criminal possession of a controlled substance.
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Booked through Around SP, a three-hour tour is 490 reais and up.
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As soon as I was released, Bobby and I booked a flight home.
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He was booked into the same jail where his brother is being held.
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But the ex-yakuza member had booked himself a consultation within the hour.
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Instead, he booked a film ("Twentyfourseven"), signed with an agent and moved on.
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He was booked into the Broward County jail with a bond of $173,000.
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The flight returned to Cebu, and passengers were reportedly booked on different flights.
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He wasn't charged with hit and run, for which he was originally booked.
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Scantlin was booked for vandalism, and 2 other people with him for trespassing.
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With his growing profile, Mike started getting booked for gigs across the country.
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In 1978, I booked Ornette with this group Primetime, and it was fantastic.
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While there he also booked concerts by acts like Ike and Tina Turner.
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If you haven't booked a table, you have to meet the doorman's discretion.
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Ms. Kilner's husband, Sean Reddington, booked the couple on a flight to Barbados.
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Friends had urged her to cancel her trip, which she booked in February.
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Hotel rooms booked through our conference website will be canceled free of charge.
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By the time I booked the job, the writers had changed the scene.
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Ecuador booked their place in Madrid by beating Japan in last week's qualifiers.
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A round-trip ticket to Providence, booked three weeks in advance, cost $685.
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I booked a flight leaving from Madrid at 73:45 the next morning.
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She was booked into jail and released in lieu of a $5,000 bond.
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When I got into town and checked, tables were booked two weeks out.
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He's been booked for unlawful assembly and for violating health and safety rules.
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I had booked the trip weeks ago, before coronavirus began spreading more rapidly.
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More people have booked vacations there than any other place in the country.
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Since the '90s, the NFL has booked the world's biggest superstars to perform.
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She was booked and forced to take a mug shot at the station.
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AWS booked almost $10 billion in revenue in the fourth quarter of 2019.
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I booked a private tour of North Korea through one of the agencies.
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In another instance, a friend booked a hair appointment and the stylist cancelled.
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There were several New York rappers of earlier generations booked for Rolling Loud.
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The house is booked on weekends through October but has availability on weekdays.
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He told GQ he's booked for months and has a few celebrity clients.
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" According to jail records, Connor Croll was booked as a "fugitive from justice.
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According to the doc, the clock's ticking ... the studio time's booked from Jan.
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Hardnett was arrested and booked into Santa Clara County Jail for domestic violence.
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Chandra was arrested in his home and booked at a Riverside detention center.
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When Briston was booked, she appeared to be smirking in her mug shot.
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Some of those booked are also people who had crossed the border illegally.
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The country urged airlines to work with customers who had pre-booked flights.
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Mikaela was booked and held on $1,000 bond, and has since been released.
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We booked these back in March when we decided to take this trip.
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Like many travelers, the O'Donnells, both 63, booked the vacation through several operators.
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Hardy was booked for Driving While Impaired and Driving on a Revoked License.
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Locklear was booked early Monday morning, following a brief visit to the hospital.
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We booked J and K's flights about 45 days out from the trip.
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"I just booked a flight to Virginia Beach for next week," he wrote.
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The airline will rebook, reroute or refund tickets booked on or before Jan.
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They went online and booked an appointment for the next morning, a Sunday.
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I booked the soonest available flight out of Canberra and back to Melbourne.
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Amyl and the SniffersProbably the only overtly poppers-themed band booked this year.
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My family and I booked two rooms between the five of us traveling.
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Delta said it would offer "flexibility" to customers booked to travel to Wuhan.
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Another thing to consider is how far in advance you booked the trip.
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We booked November 2018 on a special Travel Tuesday deal after Black Friday.
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We booked our flights in January of this year (about four months out).
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Either way, he was booked for misdemeanor driving under the influence of intoxicants.
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He was booked for DUI as well as possession of a controlled substance.
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An RGA spokesperson said the event was booked before Trump officially entered politics.
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I'd been looking forward to this meal since I booked my plane ticket.
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In the last year, Getaround has seen a sevenfold Increase in booked hours.
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He was booked for misdemeanor sexual battery and was released on $1,300 bond.
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Hours after his resignation, he was arrested and booked on suspicion of murder.
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The firm booked revenue for January-March of 32.0 billion yuan ($4.90 billion).
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I was suddenly very thankful that I had only booked a night here.
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Rising college prices and competitiveness make for teenagers with booked and busy schedules.
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The only travel agents in mogadishu booked themselves out of here years ago.
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XIV booked a 585 percent gain for the two years ended Feb. 1.
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When Harvey travelled with Einstein's brain, he booked separate rooms, out of respect.
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He booked a Super Bowl suite to court prospective contributors to his fund.
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"My slots would be booked with women wanting to get IUDs," she said.
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Some customers who booked trips before the new program took effect are unhappy.
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She hadn't just called the listing agent — she had already booked their flights.
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Guillard was booked for 2nd and 3rd-degree assault for the bar fight.
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As we reported ... the Golden State Warriors star was booked for misdemeanor assault.
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He booked the hotel's penthouse, the only two-room suite in the facility.
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Boeing has booked MAX orders worth more than $500 billion at list prices.
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Apparently Santana knew what was up, and he booked it, fleeing the airport.
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Taquari was arrested last week and booked for identity theft and fraud charges.
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The night I met Walter* we were both booked on a storytelling show.
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According to Washington County sheriff's office, Mayfield was booked at 9:21 a.m.
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He was booked for disorderly conduct, and was released on a $325 bond.
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It booked 2018 net income of $78.5 million on revenue of $1 billion.
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If this bout is booked, it'll undoubtedly serve as the evening's main event.
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They were booked into a jail for minors and face possible murder charges.
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He's booked out the whole of The Coffee Cup Cafe for our interview.
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They would go to jail, they would get booked, and they'd get out.
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Arrested were Landrum, a Private First Class, who is charged with third-degree rape; Lance Corporal Jared Anderson, 18, booked on first-degree rape; and Lance Corporal Alexander Davenport, 20, booked on two counts of first-degree rape, officials said.
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Earning rates on purchasesBoth cards offer a whopping 5 points per dollar spent on flights booked through Amex Travel — the personal version also earns quintuple points on flights booked directly through the airline — and 1 point per dollar on everything else.
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As the death toll from the novel coronavirus reaches 9,786 across the world, vacations are off — but travelers who booked their accommodations on home-sharing platform Vrbo say they aren't receiving full refunds for trips they booked before the pandemic.
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The country's airline regulator has instructed Chinese carriers to offer passengers booked on Wuhan flights free cancellations if requested, while state media has cited China's rail authorities as saying they are offering free cancellations to passengers booked on Wuhan trains.
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She booked Lior Suchard, a renowned Israeli mentalist, to dazzle the Kardashian/Jenner clan.
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"But I guess I could have just booked it for yesterday," Mr. Genebriera said.
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Instead, she said, her boss told her he had booked a room for them.
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For dinner, we want to try a place our host suggested but it's booked.
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Several days later, Graham was extradited to Los Angeles and booked for Trinity's murder.
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But while waiting for any response, we booked a three-month tour of America.
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As we reported ... Mystikal turned himself in and was booked for first degree rape.
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He was then booked, but made bail and returned to Arizona on July 5.
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StubHub took in $291 million in sales and the classifieds unit booked $20143 million.
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He was booked into Cache County Jail and was being held on $75553,000 bond.
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The former Ink Masters star was booked in Palm Beach at nearly 4 a.m.
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You did the research, you saved up the money, and you booked the appointment.
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When he arrived he was taken into custody, and booked for failure to appear.
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Floyd was booked on Monday -- posed for cop cam -- and was released on Tuesday.
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The tech firm booked 14.9 trillion won in the same period a year earlier.
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Her flights were booked, and she was supposed to come home on February 15.
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Youd was booked into the Utah County Jail and made bail before 1 a.m.
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I booked us one tour, and after that, things ended up going really well.
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I received an email confirming that my reservation was booked about 10 minutes later.
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Jenna Folwell, 19, was booked into Maricopa County Jail on Thursday morning, PEOPLE confirms.
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The company booked an asset impairment charge of $204 million in the latest quarter.
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Now, frack crews' schedules are booked through the summer in some cases, Mirman said.
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Freight rides can be booked several weeks in advance or on the same day.
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You've bought your plane tickets, booked your Airbnb, stocked up on tiny shampoo bottles.
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StubHub took in $73 million in sales and the classifieds unit booked $27 million.
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So one day, Ano booked a studio for us and that's when it started.
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Many of the victims had been on group tours, booked in Phuket and China.
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But the moment I booked my forehead reconstruction surgery, I began growing them out.
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It was booked up in under five minutes during the last round of reservations.
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It also booked Lenny Bruce for an appearance, something unheard of at the time.
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Ensure crews are booked onto a flight at least 60 minutes prior to departure.
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According to Hancock County Sheriff's Office records, Barker was booked into jail Monday night.
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I eventually booked many more flights of my own and earned a pilot's license.
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He's booked Buttigieg to give the keynote speech at the awards dinner in June.
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McLeod was arrested on a domestic violence charge and booked into George County jail.
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Since the merger, the carrier has booked the hotel for at least 52 nights.
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Ortiz-Margo was booked on a kidnapping charge and bail was set at $100,000.
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With nothing officially booked on the Lois Lane front, Bernard stopped returning Berganza's calls.
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Uber permanently banned the ride who booked the trip, alt-right leader James Allsup.
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"Clay Travis was not booked again on CNN," the spokesperson said in an email.
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They booked and planned his travel, down to specific campgrounds he would stay at.
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Lambert was eventually taken into custody by the LAPD and booked for misdemeanor battery.
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If a trip was booked as a package, coverage should be guaranteed, Zillmer says.
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She was booked into the Volusia County Branch Jail Wednesday morning, according to police.
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It's already shipped 753 printers and booked $450,000 in revenue with 60 percent margins.
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The camp was fully booked within a week of its registration opening in November.
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Smith was booked into the San Francisco County Jail around 5 PM Friday night.
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Harkings was booked on similar charges, as well as one count of aggravated assault.
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Having booked a seven-day retreat, he lasted a bit less than 70 hours.
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" Becca Tobin (right): "Shortly after I booked Glee, I picked out this Givenchy bag.
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Maron, Eddie Izzard and Hannah Gadsby have booked residencies to try out new material.
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Bramley got recommendations for a clinic from her friends, and immediately booked an appointment.
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In 2012, Matt McCann visited London thinking he had booked the perfect hotel room.
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It booked $2.64 billion in revenue and added just under 5 million new subscribers.
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Of course, if you're booked solid for the rest of the day, don't stress.
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He was booked into the Pinellas County Jail and bond was set at $100,000.
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Our sources say he's being booked on a felony charge of grand theft auto.
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Four men were also booked on suspicion of felonies related to other drug possession.
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He was booked for carrying a concealed firearm, and bail was set for $5,000.
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I booked a one-way flight to Auckland before I could change my mind.
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She booked hotel rooms around the country, most of which she never checked into.
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Jenna Folwell, 19, was booked into Maricopa County Jail last Thursday morning, PEOPLE confirms.
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Compton PD records show it was booked as found property on May 30, 1998.
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He was booked into King County Jail, and will be released on $2,000 bail.
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Wine, beer, and cider are free because we have booked a table and prepaid.
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In the suit, Buck 50 says their team booked touring, recording and endorsement deals.
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We booked a flight that night and went up there to check it out.
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I booked both time slots because again, I'm anal and couldn't risk missing out.
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Tommie Lee was booked for making terroristic threats against Joseline Hernandez back in March.
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According to the Detroit Free-Press, they booked a flight and returned home Monday.
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That's especially true if tickets need to be booked closer to the travel date.
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Once you've booked a consultation, make sure you come with plenty of reference images.
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Williamson was booked into the Multnomah County Jail Friday on one count of murder.
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Ost was booked at the Madison County Detention Center on $10,000 bond, PEOPLE confirms.
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And then, of course, when I booked the role, I found out I was.
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Brown will be formerly booked sometime Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning, police said.
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They booked their tickets as soon as Kensington Palace announced the couple's wedding date.
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But police recovered the jewelry and booked Travion King, 21, on a burglary charge.
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He was booked into the Chatham County Jail and released a few hours later.
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I went on some fantastic small-group tours that were all booked through Viator.
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I didn't get booked for stuff because I was very much in my shell.
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Vargas was taken into custody on March 9 and booked into Sonoma County Jail.
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American rolled out those perks in April for corporate travelers booked on American flights.
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It booked a A$246 million ($183 million) impairment on the investment in August.
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Last year they made 150m, roughly one-quarter of which were booked via Ctrip.
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Xplore booked $87 million in revenue in the 33 months that ended March 31.
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As a result, hotels are booked solid, often upping the price of rooms exponentially.
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White, who was booked on a murder charge, will face additional counts, authorities said.
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Hoffman was booked into Custer County Jail and her bond was set at $30,000.
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The son was booked into the Santa Fe Youth Development Program, the statement says.
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Rhodes could have given WWE one of the hottest everyman stories they've ever booked.
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Some even booked flights to see me again and really put themselves out there.
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Nomura said it booked an impairment charge of 81 billion yen during the period.
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He now must surrender to be booked on the charge and have bail set.
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Joe told me that the space is fully booked for the next few months.
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If you haven't already booked your flight for the holidays, now is the time.
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Falcon was arrested without incident and booked into the Orange County Jail Wednesday night.
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"Within six weeks of practice, I was booked up for six months," he recalls.
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A 32-year-old man is under arrest, booked on five counts of arson.
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He has done a "flight booked Milan 2016" update with a cry-laugh emoji.
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You need your Comcast account cancelled, your dentist appointment booked, your wedding gift ordered.
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Svitolina's 40th win of the year booked her first Rogers Cup quarter-final appearance.
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PEOPLE confirms that Christina Dixon was booked early Thursday morning at Clackamas County Jail.
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Airbnb suspects that several of its units were booked in relation to the gathering.
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Sometimes he'll jet off on a Saturday with a return flight booked for Sunday.
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Mr Cameron booked a ticket to Warsaw on February 5th for a diplomatic push.
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Launch fares will be about half current New York-Barcelona fares booked in advance.
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One of the men arrested -- Judge Jay Rosman -- was also booked for resisting arrest.
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Democrats booked it out of there as soon as President Trump was done pic.twitter.
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Harley was arrested for domestic battery and booked at the Clark County Detention Center.
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Richie was booked at a nearby police station and spent the night in custody.
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We broke the story ... Jones was arrested and booked Monday night for felony vandalism.
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Many insurers have booked losses on their individual plan business since Obamacare took effect.
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Casey, whose real name Karim Chmielinski, was arrested and booked for felony domestic violence.
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We booked a holiday to the south of France, to somewhere we'd been before.
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Parry was booked for several crimes including robbery, theft, resisting arrest, DUI and more.
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He was booked into jail for damage to property and obstruction of law enforcement.
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As for how this performance got booked, our sources say both sides wanted it.
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And, ultimately, he came out of retirement and booked another trip to the Olympics.
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He was booked for disorderly conduct and making threats -- both allegations he adamantly denies.
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Peterson was booked into the Broward County jail and his bond set at $102,000.
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It booked its worst one-day fall in more than a decade on Dec.
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