Any new device they bring on board must power efficient.
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The carrier's also limiting which emotional support animals you can bring on board.
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Check Transportation Security Administration rules on which foods you can bring on board.
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There are all knives that people were trying to bring on board in 2016.
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If you're going to relaunch your brand, he's the right guy to bring on board.
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As the company expands, the plan is to bring on board more full-time orthodontists.
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"Being very selective over which investors you bring on board is very wise," he said.
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Check-in because I have my rackets, and they're too big to bring on board.
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Animals in airport programs face a higher bar than some animals passengers bring on board.
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Republican leaders also face opposition from House conservatives, whom President Trump has been trying to bring on board.
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It's not stated who else, if anyone, Apple has managed to bring on board as a content creator.
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SORGENIA CEO TELLS REUTERS ONE OF THE OPTIONS IS TO BRING ON BOARD NEW INVESTORS TO DEVELOP NEW PLAN
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Upton told Michigan's WHTC that the deal struck to bring on board Freedom Caucus conservatives went against his principles.
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"We will bring on board professionals to make these businesses beneficial to soldiers' welfare and improve transparency," he said.
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It typically takes in excess of a year for a new president to bring on board their core leadership group.
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There aren't any details yet about who Byte's creators program is hoping to bring on board in its earliest days.
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Dubset reportedly plans to partner with other streaming services as well, and also hopes to bring on board other distributors.
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The question is whether those three, should they vote for witnesses, could bring on board at least one more Republican.
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Delta Air Lines is cracking down on comfort dogs, turkeys and a host of other animals passengers bring on board.
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AFCD's CEO, the centrist author and speaker Ted Halstead, has helped bring on board a who's who of Washington insiders.
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Ted Cruz's amendment -- a key provision added to the bill that won over Cruz and may help bring on board others.
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All three airlines allow basic economy passengers to bring on board one personal item/bag that will fit underneath the seat.
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So, let the wild speculation begin: Will they bring on board a British starlet like Emily Blunt, Felicity Jones, and Emma Watson?
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Since that time, airports around the world have countered any further chemical plots by screening the liquids that passengers bring on board.
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Now we're much more strategic in the way that we recruit and the folks that we's are looking to bring on board.
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The set even comes with a puppy to bring on board because pets should also get to travel first class with Barbie.
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He hopes to raise at least $1 million a year to bring on board a small staff of lawyers and communications professionals.
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But if you thought this was the strangest animal someone has tried to bring on board an airplane, you might be wrong.
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Meru Health is also looking to bring on board a doctor to help with medication management and, possibly, even providing prescriptions, Ranta said.
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The revisions also include a change targeted at New York state that is expected to bring on board several wavering Empire State Republicans.
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They want to know how best to engage, what issues to embrace or avoid, what people or resources to bring on board, etc.
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"I don't think I will have an online coach developed unless I can find the right tech partner to bring on board," he added.
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CBP must improve its hiring process and bring on board the full complement of 2,000 Officers for whom Congress provided funding back in 2014.
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Italy's Ferretti plans to bring on board a European private investor after abandoning a planned stock market flotation, the yachtmaker's chief executive said on Thursday.
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"There's good demand for skim (milk powder) and traders can trade different markets so options are a natural thing to bring on board," Brunel said.
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Italy's Ferretti plans to bring on board a European private investor after abandoning a planned stock market flotation, the yacht maker's chief executive said on Thursday.
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From the turkey and casseroles to the mashed potatoes, here's a helpful guide detailing the TSA-approved items you can bring on board or pack below.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's Ferretti plans to bring on board a European private investor after abandoning a planned stock market flotation, the yachtmaker's chief executive said on Thursday.
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Talks to bring on board a technically-savvy partner like Exxon have dragged on for months due to differences over valuations due to falling oil and gas prices.
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The three critical goals for such companies are to bring on board and train the next generation, plan for succession and let go when the time is right.
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It also objects to aspects of the deal's complex structure, which calls for a cash offer followed by a merger to bring on board Zodiac's core group of family shareholders.
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A guy who has passion for the game, but realizes that there are others who have lived and breathed the game for decades who he was able to bring on board.
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The group will be run out of the New York City office, and will help bring on board new clients and sell the service to additional investors looking to get into crypto.
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It will have to tread carefully and you can bet it will try and bring on board as many players, both market users and warehouse operators, as it can in the consultation process.
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Following Lyft's recent $1.5 billion funding round, the company has decided to bring on board Kristina Omari as its first-ever vice president of corporate development and investor relations as it continues to grow.
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According to documents provided under the Freedom of Information Act to American Oversight, a liberal watchdog group, Mr. Pruitt used the law to bring on board at least 20 political appointees, known as "administratively determined" hires.
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That said, the leaked set-up process points to a phone that benefits from added depth-sensing cameras — something Apple is definitely keen to bring on board as it works to boost excitement around ARKit applications.
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Finally, after our proposals were designated as impractical, we made efforts to bring on board a team of professional organizations with long standing commitments and experience working on labor issues in the Gulf and South Asia.
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Agius, the first prosecution witness to give evidence, said he had been aware of underwriting fees and a 66 million pound payment for Qatar for helping bring on board Abu Dhabi investors in the October fundraising.
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In an interview, Erin Maxwell, director for brand partnerships at American Express, said that determining which chefs to bring on board was as simple as noting where high-spending cardholders seek reservations from the company's concierge service.
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Mulvaney this week brought in Republican congressional lawyer Brian Johnson as a senior adviser and plans to quickly bring on board more political hires to help him review the bureau's existing and pending regulations, the budget chief said.
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The most important jobs went to members of the former junta, but some key economic portfolios went to the 19 parties Prayuth had to bring on board to give him a slim majority in the lower house of parliament.
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We are excited to bring on board thousands of team members to help build the future of logistics together with our growinglist of customers and to support the massive growth trajectory we see for Uber Freight in this industry.
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Still under review by the parliamentarian is a key provision that helped bring on board conservatives that would allow states to waive ObamaCare's rules on what benefits need to be covered by health insurance or requirements on covering pre-existing conditions.
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Travelers on these fares board last, cannot be upgraded, are not allowed to select a seat ahead of time, and can only bring a personal item they are allowed to bring on board must fit under the seat in front of them.
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"Guaido is trying to spark an escalation of protests to try to bring on board those members of the armed forces that are still aligned to Maduro," Diego Moya-Ocampos, principal political analyst for Latin America at IHS Markit, told CNBC via telephone on Wednesday.
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Japan's biggest bank by assets set a more bullish tone in November 2017, when Reuters reported it had hired more than 180 staff in the British capital that year and was set to bring on board more as it sought to expand its business in Europe.
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"A domestically weakened Merkel must hold the E.U. together and safeguard the trans-Atlantic bond despite an unpredictable American president, while trying to forge a strong alliance with Macron, tame the Visegrad dissidents and bring on board Italy and Spain, both in choppy waters," he said.
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Not having the resources I enjoy on dry land (instruments, microphones, etc) will certainly be a challenge, but I also think that having such significant restrictions will be helpful creatively: it will force me to use the tools I am able to bring on board more effectively and to think about my whole creative process in a new and hopefully fruitful way.
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SINGAPORE, Nov 6 (Reuters) - * China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation, or Sinopec Corp said it had entered a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with France's Air Liquide to develop hydrogen fuel in China, the world's largest automobile market * Sinopec, Asia's top refiner and the largest operator of retail fuel stations, plans to set up a hydrogen fuel company and bring on board global industry leaders as strategic investors, Sinopec said in a statement * Under the MoU, Air Liquide will become one of potential investors in this new firm * Air Liquide will provide Sinopec with its hydrogen supply chain expertise, from production and storage to distribution Reporting by Chen Aizhu, editing by Louise Heavens
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Edu, a global initiative to bring on-board various leaders, educators, teachers and students for transforming the education. She co- authored two books on economics.
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This was also done to make it easier to bring on board sponsors, coordinate media coverage and present the football alternative to FIFA under a clearly defined, all-encompassing, representative body for beach soccer.
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Through his brother, Colin was able to bring on board as partners and sponsors Prince , Count , Freiherr , the bankers and , as well as businessmen , , and . These names assured him of the goodwill of the Foreign Office.
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In 2009, Total S.A. sold their shareholding to the Zambian government for consideration of US$5.5 million. Since then, there have been attempts to bring on-board a strategic partner with funding and expertise to upgrade, modernize and expand the refinery.
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After Yar'Adua took office, he called for a government of national unity to bring on board aggrieved opposition members. The ANPP joined the government with appointment of its national chairman as a member of Yar'Adua's cabinet, but Buhari denounced this agreement.Felix Onuah and Camillus Eboh, "Nigerian president picks ministers", Reuters (IOL), 4 July 2007.
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Later in Danish waters, Peder Skram had the command of the fleet. The fleet set sail from Stockholm and stopped in Söderköping to bring on board butter. Next, the fleet sold iron in Kalmar and about 1,800 soldiers joined. Outside the Swedish island Gotland the Swedish fleet met the rest of the allies, from Holstein and Prussia.
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By July 2018, Japan had gleaned sufficient information from flight tests for a determination, and decided that it would need to bring on-board international partners to complete this project. Several companies have responded. Lockheed Martin is reportedly offering an updated version of the F-22 Raptor. British based BAE Systems also entered talks about which little is yet reported.
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The ships then searched the area for additional survivors for three hours. Many members of Newell's crew went over the side to bring on board survivors too weak to swim to the ship. The ship with three other DE's then towed merchant ships to Algiers, where the survivors were discharged. The escorts then caught up with the convoy, which had proceeded to Bizerte.
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In 2005, at the age of 86 years, he participated in project SpaceLand Sansonetti, a flight in a weightless environment on a Boeing 727 -200. Starting from Bordeaux, France, it was the first parabolic flight to accommodate ordinary citizens, and the first to bring on board an octogenarian.Elisir di lunga vita. Per lui è il latte fresco, in Altroconsumo N.225, Milano, Altroconsumo Edizioni, aprile 2009, p.
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Another disappointing defeat followed. Again, the selection of the team drew the attention of pundits, as a total of six changes were made from the previous outing. Cunningham subsequently came under pressure as Galway senior hurling manager. However, on 3 November 2013 it was confirmed that Cunningham would continue as manager and bring on-board new members of his backroom team; former Galway hurler and All-Star, Eugene Cloonon, along with GMIT GAA officer Damien Curley.
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He also charged the aspirant to take advantage of her young age to convince the young people in the constituency to realise the enormous benefits they stand to gain when they vote for the NPP which has the track record. On her part, Mavis thanked the flag bearer for the words of advice and encouragement and announced that she had initiated moves to bring on board all the aspirants and their supporters to ensure that the party presented a united front to execute the 2016 campaign.
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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Amazon introduced temporary restrictions on the sale of non-essential goods. In March 2020, it hired some 100,000 more staff in the US to help deal with essential items such as food and medical equipment. It also reported that it was so busy that it was unable to bring on board new customers and therefore had to have a waiting list. In April, the firm announced that it was going to hire up to 75,000 workers to help deal with increased demand.
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After a great deal of study and the building of static models, the Mitsubishi X-2 Shinshin testbed aircraft flew as a technology demonstrator from 2016. By July 2018, Japan had gleaned sufficient information, and decided that it would need to bring on-board international partners to complete this project. One such company that responded was Northrop Grumman and there is speculation that it could offer a modernized version of the YF-23 to Japan.Mizokami, Kyle "Now Northrop Grumman Wants to Build Japan's New Fighter Jet" Popular Mechanics, 10 July 2018.
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Departing 20 October for her seventh war patrol, Hake encountered few contacts in her patrol area. Operating with and the ill-fated , which was lost on the patrol, Hake spent a harrowing 16 hours 7 – 8 November, counting nearly 150 depth charges and sustaining considerable damage. On 19 November Hake torpedoed Japanese light cruiser Isuzu west of Corregidor, damaging her rudder. Hake was subsequently sent on a special mission off Panay Island, where she rendezvoused with Filipino guerrillas to bring on board 29 U.S. aviators shot down in recent air attacks.
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The Mission & Vision of PURA is to bring together the experience & expertise of both public & private players to achieve the objectives which are proposed to be achieved under the framework of PPP between Gram Panchayats and private sector partner. Core funding shall be sourced from the Central Sector scheme of PURA and complemented by additional support through convergence of different Central Government schemes. The private sector shall also bring on board its share of investment besides operational expertise. The scheme would be implemented and managed by the private sector on considerations of economic viability but designed in a manner whereby it is fully aligned with the overall objective of rural development.
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However, satellite photographs have identified an unknown superweapon believed to have been deployed by Karain (in fact, the image is of Genocyber, which destroyed several helicopters after they attacked and killed Elaine's friends). Concerned about the power of this new weapon, the United States military requests assistance from the Kuryu Group. Realizing that the image is in fact of Genocyber (although this is kept secret), the Kuryu Group agrees to send a team of its top scientists to the Alexandria. The Kuryu scientists, including the mentally unstable Sakomizu, bring on board their own secret weapon, a newly created Vajra, out of anticipation that the fleet will encounter Genocyber.
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Lee Chi Kin joined Tai Po in June 2016. He worked quickly to bring on board players whom he had worked with during previous coaching stints including Yuen Chun Sing, Wong Wai, Lee Ka Yiu, Tan Chun Lok, and Fung Hing Wa. During his first season, he led Tai Po to 6th place in the Premier League, their best finish at that point in club history. The following season, he led the club to a runners-up finishing, better the result from the previous season. In 2018–19, Lee led Tai Po to their first Hong Kong Premier League title in club history, becoming the first district club to win a top flight title since 1963.
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In January 1908, the Japanese ship Toyoshima Maru, en route from Tateyama, Japan, to the South Pacific, encountered a heavy storm that disabled the ship and swept the captain and five of the crew overboard. The 36 remaining crew members managed to make landfall on Wake Island, where they endured five months of great hardship, disease and starvation. In May 1908, the Brazilian Navy training ship Benjamin Constant, while on a voyage around the world, passed by the island and spotted a tattered red distress flag. Unable to land a boat, the crew executed a challenging three-day rescue operation using rope and cable to bring on board the 20 survivors and transport them to Yokohama.
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Led by Desmond O'Toole, José Reis Santos and Arthur Colin, the campaign managed to convince the PES Council meeting in Warsaw in December 2010 to set up Working Group "Candidate 2014" in charge of proposing a procedure and timetable for a "democratic" and "transparent" designation process. The Council accepted to "bring on board all PES member parties and all levels within the parties" in the selection process. Resolution of the PES Council in Warsaw, A democratic and transparent process for designating the PES candidate for the European Commission Presidency , 2 December 2010 One year later, basing on the working group's conclusions, a PES Council gathering in Brussels in November 2011 decided that PES would designate its candidate for Commission president through primaries taking place in January 2014 in each of its member parties and organisations, PES Resolution Selecting our common candidate in 2014 , adopted by the PES Council on 24 November 2011 before a ratification of the results by an Extraordinary PES Congress in Rome in February 2014.
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