DECK 17 Pool/ Fitness Center Pool Passenger cabins Passenger cabins Passenger cabins Passenger cabins Elevators Promenade Deck with lounges, bars and shops Princess Theater Elevators Medical Center DECK 4 Dining rooms DECK 17 Pool/ Fitness Center Passenger cabins Passenger cabins Passenger cabins Passenger cabins Promenade Deck with lounges, bars and shops Princess Theater Elevators Medical Center DECK 143 Dining rooms A 63-year-old man from Utah who tested positive for the virus is in a hospital in Japan along with dozens of other Americans.
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However, more than a dozen cabins managed through Dollywood's Smoky Mountain Cabins were damaged or destroyed.
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Fifty rooms at Dollywood's DreamMore Resort and at 19 cabins at Dollywood's Smoky Mountain Cabins were evacuated.
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The hotel is made up of just six water cabins and six land cabins, making the experience exclusive.
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There are hunting cabins scattered throughout the property along with a four-bedroom main house and four cabins for employees.
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The yacht can sleep up to 26 guests across 13 cabins, as well as 63 crew members in 30 crew cabins.
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There are only six cabins on land and six cabins floating in the water, making it difficult to snag a reservation.
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More than 50 years later, Yellowstone National Park Lodges is replacing the cabins, which had outlasted their life expectancy, with Canyon Lodge & Cabins.
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Zarrouati said plans by Rockwell Collins to buy competing cabins supplier B/E Aerospace highlighted the importance of connectivity in modern aircraft cabins.
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The ship, which will have a "no tipping" policy, has 1,330 cabins and 78 "RockStar" suites, with 93 percent of cabins offering an ocean view.
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The Times also says the yacht as having been completed and become operational in 2019, with 36 guest cabins, including 11 VIP cabins, and four decks onboard.
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Delta, like its competitors, has sliced up its economy cabins and rolled out new premium cabins to encourage passengers to pay for more room on board and other amenities.
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Some athletes have said Nassar would abuse them in their cedar log cabins at the camp — and claimed that the Karolyis knew Nassar was alone in the cabins with the girls.
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Suites are fully enclosed and offer floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, like cabins on some of the world's most expensive train cabins — such as those aboard the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express.
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DreamMore Resort & Smoky Mountain Cabins have been evacuated pic.twitter.
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Their homes — neat wooden cabins — had been smashed open.
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Suttle Lodge & Boathouse is to open in late June on Suttle Lake, with 210 lodge rooms, six two-story lakefront cabins and eight budget cabins with a shared bathhouse on 245 acres.
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A fast-spreading trend in redesigning aircraft interiors is proving to be open concept cabins, with some airlines removing the barriers that separate cabins to give their aircraft a more open feel.
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The Swiss Business and Senator side of the lounge is the largest, with the most capacity out of the two sides since business class cabins often feature more seats than first-class cabins.
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Our photographer, Asanka Brendon Ratnayake, and I stayed in one of a number of log cabins that had miraculously been spared by the fire — the "luckiest log cabins," as one local described them.
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A framed photo of the cabins hangs outside his bedroom.
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Last week was all about pine needles and cozy cabins.
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Log cabins are a bit of a problem for writers.
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And so airlines are beginning to ditch their poshest cabins.
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Ten cranes tower overhead but nobody sits in their cabins.
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Each of the cabins comes with a small shared deck.
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The fluorescent lights made hallways and cabins bright and sterile.
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Here, cabins, lakeside villas and cottages are the accommodation staples.
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Most homestead cabins were built out of wood, not concrete.
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The second and third class cabins were not as nice.
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Peeling paint buckles on the exterior walls of roofless cabins.
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Airlines refurbish their cabins generally within a decade, he added.
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The cabins are only heated a few hours a day.
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Accommodations include refurbished cabins and rooms in the main lodge.
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Such animals have proliferated in cabins, and airlines, their employees, and passengers have complained about soiled cabins, allergies and even faced injuries, prompting questions about whether these animals are actually trained to provide support.
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Airlines, including Delta and United, are rolling out business-class cabins with pods and suites reminiscent of the top-tier of commercial air travel, all in denser cabins, aimed at those flying for work.
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Correction: This story was updated to reflect that SARS-CoV-2 RNA, not live virus, was identified on surfaces in cruise ship cabins up to 17 days after cabins were vacated on the Diamond Princess.
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DECK 14 Passenger cabins DECK 14 Passenger cabins There was the buffet on Deck 14, where guests were urged to wash their hands before joining the line, though hygiene habits varied widely, some passengers recalled.
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Again, passengers appear impressed with the plane, particularly its roomy cabins.
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One thing I've always remarked about Teslas were their serene cabins.
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Combat conditions were uncomfortable at best: no temperature-controlled, pressurized cabins.
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It's so rocky they are making us stay in our cabins.
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They cover 21940km a day, resting by night in isolated cabins.
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For Mars transit, there will be 40 cabins in the BFR.
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Light is moving at light speed, so expect more colorful cabins.
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Early on, the blaze that erupted Monday burned a dozen cabins.
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There is no record of how many slave cabins remain, according
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Even when slave cabins are preserved, they are not always preserved
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Twenty feet from the cabins, she heard the slightest of sounds.
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Notebook were filmed and nine slave cabins (of 27) still stand.
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Gorman Chairback offers linen service and some cabins with private bath.
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On his property, there is a pair of one-room cabins.
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It's not an optical illusion: Airplane cabins are becoming more crowded.
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The more lavish cabins raise that baseline to $23,046 per person.
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Dozens of homes, rental cabins, chalets and businesses have been destroyed.
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Currently, British Airways' economy class cabins are boarded back to front.
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Read more: The 10 large cruise ships with the nicest cabins
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The lower deck has four cabins, which can house eight guests.
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And we were now quarantined in our cabins for 14 days.
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I had clicked on images of the cozy, carefully styled cabins.
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The Costa Fortuna features 3663,358 cabins, according to the Straits Times.
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Since last Saturday, the passengers had been isolated in their cabins.
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Visitors stay in one of the many cabins on the property.
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Passengers who shared cabins with infected patients remained on the ship.
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Those people had sat in the two evacuation planes' main cabins.
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Strollers are not permitted in airplane cabins, an airline spokeswoman said.
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In the forward cabins, passengers are treated to lie-flat seating.
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Other popular rentals included cozy cabins, waterfront dwellings and urban digs.
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From the outside, the space pods look like tiny airplane cabins ...
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The new ship will feature First, Second, and Third Class cabins.
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The updates included a 50-foot pool deck and refreshed cabins.
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Desert Rose Inn & Cabins in Bluff offers views of spectacular cliffs.
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Cabins are compact, a point reflected in the cruises' lower price.
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The cabins were basic but clean and comfortable, though sometimes hot.
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As far as clean cabins go, Eva Air took top honors.
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It wasn't clear how many more people were told to flee, but several hundred homes and cabins have been evacuated and the orders were extended to a 20-mile (32-kilometer) area dotted with trees and cabins.
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Voted for by readers, then authenticated by an independent audit company, the corporate traveler magazine annually ranks airlines, first-class cabins, business-class cabins, business hotels, luxury hotels, and more, both worldwide and broken down by region.
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Water leaked from the cabins' bathrooms onto the ground where people slept.
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The problem is that premium cabins are extremely expensive on international flights.
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Passengers have been ordered to stay inside their cabins this whole time.
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Passengers were confined to their cabins from Sunday afternoon until early Monday.
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The manager rode the running boards to show guests to their cabins.
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Roads, railways, reservoirs and holiday cabins have raised pressure on the herds.
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All throughout the old settlements, particularly Granite City, Cuthbert found dugout cabins.
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Some trains' first-class options include private cabins with en-suite bathrooms.
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Airlines have fretted about soiled cabins, allergies and outright dangers to passengers.
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Dubai-based airline Emirates is known for its luxurious first-class cabins.
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They can choose among four lodges, four cabins, and a multibedroom homestead.
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Properties are unique and encourage coziness – think cabins, cottages, chalets, and more.
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Airlines are scrambling to capitalize on record demand with more crowded cabins.
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Lower decks or cabins may be the safest places on a boat
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Crew cabins barely have room to move — and are made for two.
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Occasionally breaking into forest cabins and plundering them for supplies, occasionally not.
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Thousands of passengers had been isolated in their cabins, waiting for word.
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Crew members have been delivering meals and collecting trash from passengers' cabins.
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Rooms feel like woodsy cabins with repurposed horse troughs used as bathtubs.
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The property has cabins, trails, a swimming pool and many, many trees.
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It was hot on deck and hotter in the nearly airless cabins.
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The log cabins and main wooden lodge are also for recreational use.
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Much of this trading takes place in the corridor outside our cabins.
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I don't want my wedding photos to have slave cabins in it.
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To get there, guests walk along a dirt road between the cabins.
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Delta complained that some of the animals soiled cabins or bit travelers.
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Cabins were as temperate as a meat freezer, and skull-numbingly loud.
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The cabins were "designed for maximum passenger comfort," according to its maker.
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I have weird memories of hearing music playing out of people's cabins.
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Cabins are equipped with active noise cancellation, anti-vibration devices and acoustic glass.
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Many homes and cabins likely burned, while others may be sheds or garages.
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Dining in can be done anywhere from small apartments to spacious country cabins.
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Club Getaway offers both two- and four-person cabins, equipped with twin beds.
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Beginning Wednesday, all three will begin living alone in separate cabins in Finland.
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Monday evening, guests staying at the cabins and Dollywood's DreamMore Resort were evacuated.
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It has two cabins -- one for astronauts and experiments, the other for equipment.
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The cruisers paid between $220,2180 and $120,000 for cabins on board the ship.
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The cruisers paid between $22,000 and $120,000 for cabins on board the ship.
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Passengers are not allowed to leave their cabins to get anything for themselves.
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And remember: Even the most crowded cabins are open to broad new horizons.
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There are three cabins, or capsules, which can carry passengers, freight, or fuel.
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Along with hunting cabins, the property comes with a four-bedroom main house ...
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They felled trees to make cabins, shot deer, and talked crap all day.
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He said he paid $114,000 and invested another $400,000 in remodeling the cabins.
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It explains bento boxes, ship cabins, Marie Kondo and Muji's entire business model.
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Getaway cabins use wood, glass and some metal but forgo plastics and composites.
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Guests can choose from four log cabins, four lodges, and a homestead house.
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The Bigwin Island Club Cabins are located on an island in Baysville, Ontario.
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That list includes three airlines that are known for their luxurious premium cabins.
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At camp, gymnasts stay in cabins together, eat meals together, hang out together.
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Around the world, airlines are shrinking or phasing out first-class cabins entirely.
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JetBlue is bringing more connectivity to the cabins of its Airbus A320 aircraft.
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Guests who book one of the 10 signature cabins receive a private butler.
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Here's what sleeper cabins look like on 10 different trains around the world.
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Cabins here seldom change hands, but ours — somewhat regrettably — is now for sale.
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Cabins and trailers in state parks used to isolate people who are sick.
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With 1,430 cabins, it will carry more than 2,770 passengers and 1,160 crew.
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There were also other classes of cabins, but they were not as nice.
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Several small cabins, where workers lived, were flooded and washed away, Interfax said.
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Certain surfaces, including seat covers and curtains separating cabins, were discarded and replaced.
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It's also affordable; Airbnb lists apartments from $60 and entire cabins from $75.
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Cabins can also have additional storage under the bed and built into lockers.
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The flight carried over 5.107 passengers across business, premium economy, and economy cabins.
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Outside of the elite gymnasiums, young athletes lived in cabins surrounded by woodlands.
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Cabins are spacious at 2100 to 450 square feet, and most have balconies.
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There are six cabins that can fit 12 passengers and 11 crew members.
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Ross: Wazi was the archetypal setting and look of a summer camp, the way that it's situated around a lake and it had the cabins in the boys' area and the cabins in the girls' area and the common area.
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The experience is divided into First Class cabins, where two tickets cost $690, $590 for the Main Deck and $490 for two seats at a Clipper Class cabins, with an upper deck dining room accessible via an original spiral staircase.
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Lodging is a mash-up of rustic lakeside cabins tricked out with flea market memorabilia; a bunkhouse (the reimagined brothel); and a cluster of platform tents, tepees and two small cabins (rented for $23,252 as a cluster that sleeps 252).
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But Airbus still faces snags in producing a longer-range A43 with new cabins.
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The structures likely include homes and cabins, while others may be sheds or garages.
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In the days before pressurized cabins, airplanes would fly relatively close to the ground.
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But Airbus still faces snags in producing a longer-range A321 with new cabins.
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It's not uncommon for people spend their break in vacation cabins in the mountains.
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The older cabins feature a 2-2-2 or brutal 2-4-2 configuration.
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Attendees would stay in the guest cabins and in R.V.s parked on the property.
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She claims the Karolyis knew Nassar was alone in the cabins with the girls.
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Travelers are buying 65% and 70% of seats in first class cabins, Bastian said.
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Several cabins have burned and two rural canyons and some campgrounds have been evacuated.
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The motor sailboat accommodates up to 12 guests in her six en-suite cabins.
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Neat green grass, nautically-themed cabins, morning sun, and mobs of spaced-out revellers.
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Spending long periods in pressurised airline cabins dehydrates the body and messes up circulation.
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The Cropper Creek Villas and Cabins (not pictured) were rated 4.5 stars on TripAdvisor.
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From a distance, the cabins, some of which are arrayed in clusters, appear simple.
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The glamping cabins range in size from 790 square feet to 1,300 square feet.
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In its heydey it had elegant cabins of mahogany and teak with brass finishings.
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An 8,000-square-foot log home and two guest cabins sit on the property.
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The yacht has seven luxurious cabins that sleep 14 guests, Business Insider previously reported.
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The Scandinavian-inspired interior design features oak, granite, birch, and wool throughout the cabins.
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At the mountainside camp, aides played billiards and dined together in the rustic cabins.
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The new cabins will have LED cabin mood lighting, ergonomic seating and free snacks.
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These one- to eight-bedroom cabins are strategically staggered throughout the resort for privacy.
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A Daniel Boone statue remains, as do a few log cabins and wagon wheels.
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The 10 best large cruise shipsThe 10 large cruise ships with the nicest cabins
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Authorities used sniffer dogs to search a number of passenger cabins on the ship.
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Guests will play farmhands, with cabins of their own on the host player's property.
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Ships vary, but usually carry four to 12 passengers in cabins with private bathrooms.
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The larger portholes looked into cabins, while the smaller portholes were for the bathrooms.
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By the late 1930s, that village amounted to 15 tiny cabins housing 57 people.
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Photographs place their subjects in vistas of forests, fields, cabins, dressed in vintage apparel.
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Burning Rock Outdoor Adventure Park has off-road trails, a zipline, camping, and cabins.
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That means competition for the cabins, reserved through the state park system, is fierce.
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You can find nicer cabins elsewhere in the segment, if that's your top priority.
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I don't know if the boys' cabins traded the same kind of ghost stories.
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I don't know if the boys' cabins traded the same kind of ghost stories.
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The cabins will feature larger windows, more natural light, lower volumes, and more space.
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Revenue from Delta's premium cabins, such as business class, grew 9% to $3.7 billion.
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The yacht is complete with seven guest cabins and a Jacuzzi on the deck.
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The size ensures comfortable lodging for all guests – most cabins are equipped with balconies.
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The G500 features bespoke cabins with seating tailored to the needs of the customer.
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Six roomy cabins are designed for single occupancy, a rarity in the cruise world.
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"What we do see evidence of is more segmentation of cabins and more diversity in business models: some who emphasize more the premium cabin, some who emphasize the strict, low-fare all coach cabins, and some who do things in between," he added.
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"SARS-CoV-2 RNA was identified on a variety of surfaces in cabins of both symptomatic and asymptomatic infected passengers up to 17 days after cabins were vacated on the Diamond Princess but before disinfection procedures had been conducted," the study stated.
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Traces of the virus were found "on a variety of surfaces in cabins of both symptomatic and asymptomatic infected passengers up to 17 days after cabins were vacated on the Diamond Princess but before disinfection procedures had been conducted," the CDC said.
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Snakes continue to be creepy by hiding in toilets, plane cabins and now... car engines.
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The cabins on airplanes need to be pressurized so that they can fly so high.
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It includes a mix of primary and vacation properties, ranging from cabins to larger homes.
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Meanwhile, passengers on the Diamond Princess say they are going stir-crazy in their cabins.
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On Tuesday, the ship's crew sealed off the cabins that previously held the infected passengers.
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Entry fees could be used to upgrade facilities such as cabins, car parks and trails.
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Guests were evacuated from cabins and the Parton-themed attraction was closed for two days.
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They helped create campsites and trails, fought fires, and built visitor shelters and ranger cabins.
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Higher revenue from premium cabins and corporate travel helped drive sales higher, the airline said.
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There's no reason why airlines shouldn't be using the ceilings of their cabins like this.
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Thyssenkrupp's Multi elevator system can run multiple maglev-powered cabins in a single elevator shaft.
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Last night, agents surrounded the stone cabins where about four holdouts are still holed up.
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Members will instead collect more points for longer flights and for those in premium cabins.
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Ticket sales in premium cabins like business class are crucial to many airlines' profit model.
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All airplane cabins are pressurized to simulate the amount of pressure felt at 8,000 feet.
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Ali's white mosque and three cabins are now the Butterfly and Bee Bed and Breakfast.
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Tranquility's master suite and nine additional guest cabins can accommodate as many as 26 guests.
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The park still maintains its original cabins, which you can reserve a spot in today.
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Campers, ages 7 to 17, sleep in cabins and can participate in a talent show.
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An inverter provides power to other necessities like air conditioning and lighting in the cabins.
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The cabins have sprinklers mainly because of those wood stoves, but no other running water.
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A dozen cabins have burned and several rural canyons are under new mandatory evacuation orders.
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Their idea was to live in the cabins under the observation of physiologists and psychologists.
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Couchettes, or cabins with bunks or foldable sofa beds, are common on most overnight trains.
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The remaining passengers and crew members are still being kept in isolation in their cabins.
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Watching folks come and go to the beaches in front of the cabins beside mine.
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The remaining passengers and crew members are still being kept in isolation in their cabins.
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"Those small particles that might contain the coronavirus are returned to the cabins," says Chen.
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Among the compartments that flooded were cabins where 220 sailors were sleeping, Admiral Aucoin said.
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Their business- and first-class cabins set new standards BA could not afford to match.
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The point is, there are few cabins on the market that feel as space age.
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A lot of older cabins are nothing more than cardboard boxes with single-pane windows.
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Rental sites like Airbnb and HomeAway offer up stays in everything from cabins to castles.
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Revenue from premium seats, like business-class cabins, is growing faster than coach-class sales.
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Claustrophobia sufferers may have a problem, however, as the cabins don't appear to have windows.
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Passengers and crew members have complained about allergies, animal aggression, including biting, and soiled cabins.
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The main lodge sits on top of a hill with five smaller cabins down below.
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The aptly-named Twin system packs twice the number of cabins into your standard human chute.
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Since the dawn of the jet age, airlines have adopted a uniform model for passenger cabins.
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American, Delta and United are scrambling to add this in-between class to their international cabins.
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The strategy is playing out in the refurbished cabins and new jets of major U.S. airlines.
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United says it expects to increase annual revenue by $1bn by divvying up its economy cabins.
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Houses on steep hills, cabins in the woods, dark office towers in the city at night.
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On February 4, the ship's crew sealed off the cabins that previously held the infected passengers.
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But to be fair I'd expect the best, given the millions Emirates spent upgrading its cabins.
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Luxury Yacht,Sleeps 8 — $3000 per nightThis is a luxury Yacht with 3003 in suite cabins.
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Here's the kicker, though: Hawaiian serves complimentary meals to passengers in all cabins on transpacific flights.
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At the camp, gymnasts slept in cedar log cabins with air conditioning, bathrooms, and showers inside.
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Twitter is filled with complaints from passengers who were stuck in the cabins of stalled airplanes.
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It was late evening; lit-up tents and cabins dotted the valley that sprawled before us.
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We have cabins and cottages and Airbnbs that allow plenty of access to the overrated outdoors.
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Singapore Airlines continues to take delivery of new A380s which will be fitted with upgraded cabins.
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The Cabins feature a living room, bedroom, full bathroom, private patio, charcoal grill, and modern kitchen.
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He goes on to explain that at around 6,000 to 8,000 feet airplane, cabins become pressurized.
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Never more than three minutes from civilization, he lived off Devil Dogs poached from nearby cabins.
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The ornate cabins also have an en suite shower and restroom and are fully air-conditioned.
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Travelers stay in private cabins, taking shore leave while the crew loads, unloads or navigates locks.
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Photos and videos shared on social media showed crews rescuing trapped passengers from the gondola cabins.
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Kushner walked me through the cabins, noting the precisely assembled details with a sense of affinity.
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Sometimes, they'll have to clean as many as 20 cabins in just three hours, Guilford said.
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While the World Traveller Plus (premium economy) cabins were certainly more basic than the Club Suites ...
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But some airlines are clinging to first-class cabins, and making them more opulent than ever.
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They provide cabins, a restaurant, surf gear and lessons, and they organize the annual Lofoten Masters.
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The enslaved—blacks in the cabins, Jews in the camps—have no plausible path at all.
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Similarly, the premium economy — now called "Premium" — and economy cabins were due for a refreshed look.
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More than half the shelters are porta-cabins, which are refashioned steel containers with few facilities.
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That place where people live in cabins and where there's always weird shit in the tea.
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Each of the cabins has beds, a kitchen equipped with a hob, heating, and a television.
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Alaska is peppered with public use cabins — most, like this one, for just $65 a night.
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Twitter filled up with photos of airplane cabins, seat-back screens aglow with Dr. Blasey's visage.
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Southwest Airlines Southwest (LUV) doesn't have first class cabins or lounges, but it's also making changes.
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The change will not affect animals permitted to travel in plane cabins or already booked reservations.
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Why did the girls' cabins at my camp have bathrooms and electricity while the boys' didn't?
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They disappeared into Idaho cabins and motels with canned goods and at least one burner phone.
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Another sign in loopy script pointed the way to the cabins, sauna, outdoor showers and restaurant.
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The retreat is open May through October, with accommodations ranging from a campsite to private cabins.
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Cruise ship cabins are vented with a mix of safe outdoor air and questionable indoor air.
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All 110 cabins on the 220-capacity ship, the first of three planned, will be suites.
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Carriers have also poured millions into refreshing their cabins to cater to high-paying corporate travelers.
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Four dozen cabins would stretch along a one-mile-long steel cable supported by 14 towers.
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The cabins are modest, with sleeping platforms and a small wood stove, but not much else.
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Both places tended to have wood cabins, tight rows of beds and a large mess hall.
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Its onboard premium cabins and its hub airport, Singapore's Changi Airport, are known for their extravagance.
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In addition to the circular structure, there are six floating water suites and six land cabins.
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Alternatively, the yacht could have four VIP cabins with en-suite bathrooms, plus a crew cabin.
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Airlines have been refreshing their first- and business-class cabins to chase those high-paying travelers.
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Two virtual reality cabins help those who want to feel like they are somewhere else entirely.
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Airlines are racing to outfit their planes with luxurious cabins for first- and business-class customers.
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The engines purred, and the teak wood of the hallways, lounges and cabins seemed appropriate now.
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The builder Chase Morrill and his team renovate abandoned cabins nestled deep in the Maine woods.
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Each of the cabins is one room, and "the forest becomes the house," Burnham tells Hass.
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Many of the courses have cabins and homes where members and visitors stay when they play.
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With a VIP cabin and six additional cabins, the yacht can fit up to 18 people.
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Over those eight years, we shared tiny bedrooms, houses full of other people, cabins on farms.
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But some cabins are entered through a secret hatch that looks like a typical overhead bin.
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Jessica Russell, a manager at Fireside Chalets, a Pigeon Forge-based company that rents out about 140 cabins in the area, said that a handful of cabins had been lost or damaged, including the one picked out by Mr. Patton and his husband for their wedding weekend.
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Inside the Helsinki museum is another small cabin fitted with a video stream to the Lapland cabins.
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According to their website, gymnasts sleep in cedar log cabins with air conditioning, bathrooms, and showers inside.
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The blaze has forced the evacuation of dozens of homes and summer cabins near the Colorado line.
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The biggest U.S. airlines have scrambled in recent years to segment their economy-class cabins into subcategories.
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But passengers and crew members have complained about animal allergies, dirtied cabins and aggression from the animals.
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Largely alone, the President left Washington and headed for the rustic presidential cabins in the Maryland woods.
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More homes and cabins are being evacuated due to a Utah wildfire near a popular fishing reservoir.
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The 88.5 metre long Illusion Plus boasts eight cabins, four lounges, a gym, beauty salon and elevator.
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"Every day, walking miles and miles, checking many, many cabins," Franklin said, recalling the group's search efforts.
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Passengers on board the Diamond Princess now report going "stir-crazy" and hoarding food in their cabins.
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The cabin spans four rows while most comparable regional jet first-class cabins only span two rows.
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Once the quarantine begins, the passengers are expected to stay in their cabins for around 10 days.
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According to USA Today, the cabins are 40-square-feet and feature sliding doors to ensure privacy.
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" To that end, it'll be set up for "zero-G games, floating around, movies, cabins, restaurants, more.
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The theme park itself was not destroyed, although more than a dozen cabins it manages were burned.
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They were also drawn to lodging that was more unconventional, like a-frame cabins and tree houses.
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Its roomier cabins, with less noise from jet engines, made long-haul travel much more comfortable too.
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Sunday asking passengers to stay in their cabins as the crew attempted to hold the ship's position.
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Never be alone with a female guest in any situation that isn't public, specifically avoid their cabins.
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There are a lot of ten by ten cabins that have no electricity and it's pretty barebones.
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The fire is named for Holy Jim Canyon, where it erupted Monday and burned a dozen cabins.
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The 8.4-acre (literal) no man's land features four newly renovated cabins and can accommodate 10 people.
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Families live in tiny circular iron cabins, often leaking, overcrowded and dirty, an internal police report said.
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Cabins start at $341 per night and are a 10-minute boat ride to the Magic Kingdom.
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Thirty-four cabins with private bathrooms are decorated with hand-woven Peruvian fabrics and alpaca wool bedding.
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Both United and Delta are in the middle of rolling out new seating in premium international cabins.
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Classic movies like "Friday the 13th" may just convince you to stay away from campsites and cabins.
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According to The Blast, the property will feature everything from an edible factory to campgrounds and cabins.
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It was a far cry from the cramped, pungent quarters that are a staple of economy cabins.
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The increased attention takes place against a backdrop of a surging number of animals traveling in cabins.
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The small glitch was noted with a soft "bing," similar to what we hear in airplane cabins.
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Passengers can sometimes choose to stay in suites or couchette-style cabins on their overnight train ride.
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Sleeper cabins on the Reunification Express Train, which travels through Vietnam, have four beds and communal bathrooms.
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Last week, we asked you to share images and memories from your cottages (or camps or cabins).
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There have been pigs, monkeys, turkeys, snakes and oh-so-many dogs, often sprawled across crowded cabins.
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The era of smoke-filled airplane cabins is long gone and not likely to return anytime soon.
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Aircraft cabins are pumped to a higher pressure than the ultra-thin outside air at cruising altitude.
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As more people on board tested positive, those still on the ship were confined to their cabins.
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They are basic cabins, built of plywood, and furnished with bunk beds and a propane tank stove.
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Confirmed cases would be evacuated to hospitals, but everyone else would remain aboard, isolated in their cabins.
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Perched on a rocky terrace overlooking the Pacific in Marin County is a group of spare cabins.
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There are no irons inside cruise cabins and who the hell wants to iron on vacation anyway?
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On the second day, health officials began letting those in windowless cabins out for fresh air breaks.
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Some passengers shared concern about the virus's spread and about the days ahead stuck in their cabins.
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Ms. Faust also noted that cruise lines drop prices in February in order to fill empty cabins.
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A few passengers smoked on the terraces outside their cabins, gazing down in boredom as we docked.
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"The development of new cabins has turned out to be more expensive than expected," the spokesman said.
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The sea cabins are available to book February through November, and rates start at $393 a night.
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I'm seeing the proliferation of more privacy barriers between seats in premium cabins, especially on long flights.
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Emotional support animals are allowed in cabins free of charge under the 1986 Air Carrier Access Act.
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Situated on five acres of wooded park west of Palm Springs, this campground consists of four cabins.
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The town of Gordon is dotted with small cabins that sit at the end of wooded roads.
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Flight attendants were nurses first, given the somewhat primitive nature of pressurized cabins back in the day.
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He passes a dozen cabins, modest wood-sided vacation homes, unpainted, shut tight for the off-season.
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Executives are likely to provide an update on revamped cabins of its Airbus A320 fleet, which feature both larger overhead bins, bigger seatback touch screens but 32 inches of legroom, two inches less than what it offers in its older cabins as it puts more seats on board.
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It may sound like science fiction, but it looks like detachable airplane cabins are indeed being seriously considered.
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Plus, serious sound deadening and "low noise performance tires" make this one of the quietest cabins I've tested.
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But they extended evacuations to an area dotted with trees and cabins stretching about 2330 miles (25 kilometers).
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He said he could see downtown Gatlinburg "just engulfed" in flames with cabins on the hillside on fire.
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And then there were the thousands of bungalow colonies where families could rent cabins for the whole summer.
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The fire is threatening about seven to 1423 cabins that are used as seasonal homes, not primary residences.
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There is little scientific evidence to support this claim, however, as the atmosphere inside cabins is highly regulated.
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Alain Ducasse, for instance, endorses several food and wine options offered in the elite cabins at Air France.
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Although the main attraction of these cabins is no human interaction, the technology perks aren't too shabby either.
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Last year, buses and portable cabins doubled up as homeless shelters in northern India amidst a cold snap.
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Moreover, oil firms cutting back on corporate travel has led to lower demand for seats in premium cabins.
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Guests were also evacuated from rooms at the park's DreamMoore Resort and from 19 cabins on the property.
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The girls slept in the cabins and swam, hiked, played baseball, did arts and crafts and watched movies.
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The 4-square-mile (10-square-kilometer) is burning near other historic cabins and buildings around Lake McDonald.
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The CSeries also boasts roomier cabins in a five-abreast layout, compared with Embraer's two-and-two seating.
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"We know we have to earn the right to grow, particularly in our premium cabins," Sims told analysts.
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Its satisfaction rate went up 723% since last year due to its low ticket prices and upgraded cabins.
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The nine-floor vessel will have 840 cabins with a capacity of 2,400 passengers and 900 crew members.
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The cabins are outfitted with some impressive wooden and leather furniture you can check out on the website.
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He also covered its walls with ornate Lincrusta wallpaper copied from cabins aboard the Titanic, Mr. Wilhelmsson said.
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The cabins were so large that he felt like he was on a New York City subway car.
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The cabins and yak wool tents have wooden floors, custom-made felt blankets and access to hot showers.
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While the smoke-filled cabins of the 2190s and 2160s were certainly roomier, air travel was very expensive.
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There's room for more visitors in the two guest cabins, which sit apart from the main log home.
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A priest who visited the following winter found soldiers wading "mid-leg deep" to get to their cabins.
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In Transit PLANES, TRAINS AND CHEFS Many airlines provide meals in their front cabins designed by celebrity chefs.
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Frezza was making large Rube Goldberg-esque paintings and drawings on panels, while Chiao was designing playful cabins.
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The Caledonian Sleeper, a night train that travels between London and Scotland, has three types of sleeper cabins.
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He's never infiltrated anything in his life but the girls' cabins on the other side of Lake Wigwam.
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But unlike most cabins around the state, this single cabin in Lake Clark National Park had a backstory.
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From the lawn you could see the shimmering waterfront, framed by pine trees, log cabins and Adirondack chairs.
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Twelve cabins will also be offered on the 55-acre property when it opens in 2019, he said.
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Viking also offers access to TED Talks videos in its onboard cinemas and on demand in its cabins.
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Seats are smaller and coach cabins are getting more crowded as carriers try to squeeze on more passengers.
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With the expansion across the pond, JetBlue is particularly focused on making premium cabins affordable for more fliers.
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The McLeod house and slave cabins Many plantations function as more than a historical site and tourist attraction.
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In total, 90 percent of the lower deck was explored, including 20 cabins and compartments, reports the CBC.
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Rustic cabins are linked by elevated wooden walkways over papyrus swamps, lending a treehouse vibe to the place.
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Thakkar's colleagues continue to live and work in close proximity with each other, sharing cabins and eating together.
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Known as the Steep Ravine camping cabins, the accommodations are part of 6,300-acre Mount Tamalpais State Park.
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As their family grew, they spread to several cabins, staying some 30 to 35 times over 46 years.
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Airlines including United are in the process of slicing their cabins into smaller classes to increase passenger revenue.
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They've taken a wrong turn somewhere and find themselves hunkering down in nowhere towns, dismal cabins, shabby apartments.
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Water taxis coexist with freighters, and cruise ships are so close I can see into passengers' cabins. 2.
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Even the Hawaiian broker seemed baffled, pointing out that log cabins aren't exactly typical in a tropical climate.
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Sick crew members slept in cabins with roommates who continued their duties across the ship, undercutting the quarantine.
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Travel can be rough on the skin, from dry airplane cabins to lack of sleep and changing climates.
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Vacationers stay in cabins, and the "resort-like" lodge can become a community center in case of disaster.
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Wine has always been a priority in premium cabins, but craft beer is having an in-flight moment.
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Cellphone roaming charges can also add up quickly, and single-occupancy cabins are usually subject to hefty surcharges.
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Cabins and cottages are individually designed, with some featuring back porches, indoor fireplaces, outdoor showers and clawfoot tubs.
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For those who expect wooden buildings to resemble log cabins, the current crop may come as a surprise.
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MSC Cruises is rolling out a virtual assistant in passenger cabins called Zoe that will answer spoken questions.
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Bare-bones (yet air-conditioned) cabins, communal dining and themed evening entertainment are other only-at-camp touches.
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The Galactica Star comes with a master suite, an upper deck VIP cabin, and four other guest cabins.
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Now, Airbus is introducing a new A321neo ACF version, which offers more flexible cabins but requires complex configuration.
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Customs officers boarded the vessel and searched cabins with the help of sniffer dogs, they said in a statement.
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Those in business-class cabins like to get work done on long journeys; that is difficult without a computer.
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More test results are pending for passengers on board, who have been confined to their cabins during the quarantine.
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But the fact that bullets might go astray should give innocent flyers in tightly-packed cabins pause for thought.
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They are not allowed to leave their cabins, and are relying on room service for food and other amenities.
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He said all passengers were confined to their cabins on Wednesday morning, with staff delivering food to their rooms.
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In the music video, Timberlake dances around various forest scenes and log cabins, enjoying the outdoorsy life with Biel.
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The guest room is inspired by cabins and upstate New York, and "it's the epitome of winter," Downing says.
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All but one of those were linked to tent cabins later found to have been infested by deer mice.
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The fires gnawed away over 1,600 structures, scorching homes, cabins and churches along a fiery path through Sevier County.
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African-American servitude is currently addressed by clapboard slave cabins nestled amid relocated 19th-century homes at Historic Square.
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Products ranged from tricked-out first class cabins to economy seats that let air carriers squeeze in more passengers.
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The cabins in the rocket to Mars will be 9 meters, or about 30 feet, in diameter, Musk says.
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The cabins start at $1,800 per night in the winter and $3,200 during the summer and peak holiday season.
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There's no cell service at the ranch and no WiFi in the guest cabins, only in the main lodge.
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The reduction in food being offered in many instances in first-class and business-class cabins is not insignificant.
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Design plans for the luxury airliner Airlander 10 include glass floors, en suite cabins and horizon-to-horizon views.
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Many shipping companies like CMA-CGM, Canada Maritime, Rickmers-Linie and Grimaldi Lines offer passenger cabins on certain routes.
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I can't comment on restaurants, but I know we taste food differently on airplanes because the cabins are drier.
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Salmon Creek: the land, the cabins, the whole temporarily communal aspect, is at once muse, studio and exhibition space.
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After a quick stroll through the coffee field, we drove back to the main compound of eco-chic cabins.
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They're watching me closely as I shuffle through the corridors of cabins—past cleaners collecting laundry and children playing.
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We toured the bridge, the stateroom, the officers' mess, the crew cabins, and of course, the nuclear reactors themselves.
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Passengers in second-class sleep in bunk beds in communal cabins, and the first-class cabin offers more privacy.
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Stinessen Arkitektur was inspired by Manshausen Island's Arctic Circle, as the cabins are arranged around water on the property.
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"Plane cabins are pressurized to simulate about 8,000 feet, which makes it more difficult to absorb oxygen," he said.
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Some airlines now have as many as four classes on international flights, and economy cabins that are further subdivided.
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Ms. Davidson said interested parties view it as a getaway or a lodge that might serve future nearby cabins.
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Norway's wax cabin is actually seven cabins, and a small part of what could be called Wax Cabin Village.
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"It's a tenuous balance," she said, adding that it works only because there are two cabins on the property.
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The regular rooms — Eaton calls them cabins or studies — are quite small at only 280 to 380 square feet.
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Where to stay: Cabins, hotels and bed-and-breakfasts are all options, and the Western Riviera has lakefront access.
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Where to stay: The Quileute Tribe has a resort with cabins, motel rooms and campsites right on the beach.
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In the luxurious aircraft cabins of the past, smoking was no more unusual than having a drink or meal.
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Ever since, the cabins have served as retreats — to hunt elk, fish for trout and revel in the solitude.
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It's a short ride, but the isolation of the cabins from the rest of the site's attractions is noticeable.
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Around 20 airlines, most of which are based abroad, currently offer dedicated premium economy cabins on long-haul routes.
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Now Qantas aims to reimagine how aircraft cabins are designed to include, possibly, bars, children's nurseries and exercise areas.
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Since Sunday evening, the passengers have been ordered to remain in their cabins for the remainder of the journey.
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Do they imply circumstances that called for the abandonment of rank and a reassignment of cabins in a crisis?
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However, you&aposll get the most bang for your buck with transfers to airlines for redemptions in premium cabins.
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Based on this flight, I'd say the airline has earned its glitzy, luxurious reputation — at least, in premium cabins.
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In that configuration, there would also be two VIP cabins, each with their own bathroom, and one crew cabin.
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All staterooms will be revamped, from inside cabins and ocean view accommodations to premium-category staterooms like Concierge Class.
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This heritage is currently documented on the plantation's grounds, in exhibits at nine of the original property's slave cabins.
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The mini-cabins are aesthetically pleasing, and look as if they've been plucked right from an Urban Outfitters ad.
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A former Boy Scout camp, the center comprises a series of rough-hewn cabins surrounded by pines and cedars.
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I moved into cabins in New Hampshire and had a beautiful arched barn that I used as a studio.
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But in reality the place felt more like a demented summer camp, full of faux-wood cabins hastily erected.
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The virus "was identified on a variety of surfaces in cabins of both symptomatic and asymptomatic infected passengers up to 17 days after cabins were vacated on the Diamond Princess but before disinfection procedures had been conducted," the researchers wrote, adding that the finding doesn't necessarily mean the virus spread by surface.
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Beginning today, LaBeouf, Ronkko, and Turner will set up camp in three separate cabins in Finland's Lapland region, AP reports.
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Some live in a refugee camp that was put into place in January; others are in tents or wooden cabins.
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The Health Department also said Tuesday that pesticides would be used in the cabins of some flights arriving in Sydney.
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At Fireside Resort in Wyoming, experience it for yourself at one of the 23 quaint cabins located on the property.
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Pressurized cabins were invented to allow passengers to, uh, live and the fuselage became cylindrical to withstand the internal pressure.
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There was a ferris wheel, but this isn't just any ferris wheel — one of the cabins is an actual sauna.
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Safran now owns 88 percent of the aircraft seats and cabins supplier and is aiming for at least 95 percent.
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Then we had [all the] passengers in the back three cabins of this jumbo jet being supervised by two hijackers.
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"This is our land, this is our country," said Yitzhaki, a retired business executive who owns two cabins in Dolev.
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"When you have a fresh canvas to work with, it's an opportunity for airlines to densify their cabins," he said.
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Those who staff the lookouts usually stay in the rustic, one-room towers or in nearby cabins during fire season.
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On board, Kardashian showed off the customized interior, which featured lounge areas, bedrooms and spacious cabins full of empty seats.
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Some of the NetJets cabins will be decorated with team colors, hats and jackets depending on the requests of clients.
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I wish I could show you a side-by-side image of both cabins to show you what I mean.
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Instead of cabins, campers were put up in hotel rooms at a ski resort for their two-week summer sessions.
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With an exterior by Tim Heywood and an interior by Terence Disdale, Pelorus can accommodate 18 guests in 9 cabins.
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The RCMP said they were searching cottages, cabins, waterways and other areas in and around York Landing for the suspects.
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Dozens of tents were burned and container cabins with medical supplies, clothes and documents were damaged, a police official said.
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We also lose some of our sense of smell and taste because air in aircraft cabins is superdry and superthin.
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The Nabokovs most likely checked into the present-day Riverside Garage and Cabins, on the banks of the Encampment River.
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Cabins are pressurized at half the levels of commercial airplanes, which means less dryness and fatigue and more comfortable trips.
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For example, Emirates offers lots of economy-class award space but can get stingy when it comes to premium cabins.
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The Cabins at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort evoke "the timeless beauty of the American frontier," according to the resort's website.
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There are also several log cabins and lodges with walk-in saunas and sweeping views of the surrounding mountain ranges.
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Punggye-ri itself looked bizarrely like a holiday camp, with large log cabins scattered around a clearing in the woods.
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Accommodations at Little Lyford are rustic cabins with running water, gas lights and a wood stove; bring your own linens.
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With its abundance of sun lounging areas and large cabins, Hokulani is "a great all-around family boat," Luke said.
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For those looking for an overnight adventure, visitors can stay in cabins located on both the canyon rim and floor.
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The basement has the shackles, slave cabins, pieces of a recovered slave ship, the "for sale" signs for humans etc.
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Small cabins were arranged on the park grounds, with witches and ghouls and other Halloween-themed spooks dotting the landscape.
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The company, which has become known for its lack of seating assignments and all-coach cabins, began flying in 1971.
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Their startup, Unyoked, offers cabins in the wilderness to get you to disconnect and unwind from your otherwise busy life.
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It has four golf courses, a spa, shooting ranges, fishing and luxury cabins going for up to $849 per night.
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The Loft, which sits between the Upper and Premium cabins, is only available for Upper Class passengers to use, though.
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A modern bathhouse with single-sex restrooms (flush toilets) and outdoor showers (with hot water) is walking distance from cabins.
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The U.S. lifted its ban on laptops in plane cabins on flights from Abu Dhabi to the U.S. on Sunday.
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The European train offers couchette cabins with bunk-style beds that are ideal for people traveling in groups or families.
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Depending on the train model, some Deluxe Soft Class cabins have private sinks and bathrooms, according to the TripAdvisor guide.
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Fortunately, Chase has several airline partners that make it easy to book premium cabins for a reasonable number of miles.
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Uninsulated cabins, called bunks, made of two-by-fours, sometimes without electricity or indoor plumbing, ringed a central wash house.
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Accommodating 13 guests in 7 cabins, the yacht features a large main salon on the main deck with a piano.
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Spacious family cabins offer access to a family lounge with large-screen TVs, board games and complimentary breakfast and snacks.
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A number of sleepaway camps geared toward LGBTQ youth have appeared in recent years, offering gender-inclusive cabins and sports.
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With a new green card, he was there for the same retreat and was helping build cabins for the center.
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Thousands of years ago, people lived in wooden cabins perched above lakes in areas that are now Germany and Switzerland.
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But on the airlines with dedicated premium economy cabins, it's likely to be better than what you'll get in coach.
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Another big change: the bus is only made up of sleeping cabins in one large space instead of two levels.
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The novel virus' RNA was found in the cabins of both asymptotic and symptomatic passengers before the surfaces were disinfected.
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Al Smith, the former New York governor, and the actors Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz rented cabins on the property.
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Airbus has been slowly upgrading the physical features of its cabins with every new aircraft under the Airspace cabin program.
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Travelers can stay overnight in fully stocked tourist cabins, and the lakes are stocked with fish and open to anglers.
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We then viewed the steps involved in processing coffee beans, as well as the 45 cabins that had housed slaves.
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However, when he got there, he found kids crammed into other cabins so that he would have to sleep alone.
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The Irish-inspired style is also maintained inside the cabins of its aircraft, as well as with its crew uniforms.
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Some are honeymooners or students who went on vacation, but are now confined to their cabins aboard a cruise ship.
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As my father later explained, windowless cabins and those at the fore of the ship are the worst for seasickness.
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In forest clearings there are sun-dappled log cabins, pine-clad lodges, tennis courts, bars, modernist sculptures and lecture halls.
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A row of white metal cabins on red platforms, it resembled a cool fairground ride, but without the long lines.
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The current lodge was built in the 21s, and the property also has an assortment of cabins and other buildings.
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Rocca said high definition display screens Airbus is developing to replace windows could be deployed in the cargo passenger cabins.
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Today, nine of the cabins where enslaved people lived remain on the plantation, along a long stretch of oak trees.
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The pod seats on JetBlue Mint Suite and Delta One cabins now have doors, along with other means of isolation.
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Some wrote that animals don't belong in airplane cabins and others called United heartless for allowing the incident to happen.
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Passengers and airline employees have complained of soiled cabins, allergies and even biting by some of the animals on board.
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The yacht comes with two helicopter pads, 24 guest cabins, a disco hall, two swimming pools, and several hot tubs.
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The lodge and cabins, which are hand-crafted of local timber, accommodate a maximum of 14 guests at a time.
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Staying in traditional waterfront fisherman cabins, the three-night 'Northern Lights in Lofoten'package includes two nights out hunting for the aurora.
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In tiny airplane cabins, pressure mounts — especially for plus-size travelers entering an aircraft that wasn't designed with them in mind.
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We often have summer staff stay in the cabins at night with the counselors when young campers are on the property.
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Qatar Airways and Etihad Airways have both launched electronics loaner programs for passengers, flying in upper-class cabins on certain routes.
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The 250-acre campus consists of a series of cabins, with a running track, a large pond, and a volleyball court.
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But as the World Dream passengers start their journey home, passengers on board the Diamond Princess are growing restless their cabins.
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The men had to be locked in guarded cabins because they had a tendency to be violent, a DFDS spokesman said.
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The Moorings rents a 57-foot crewed catamaran yacht with six cabins in Tortola starting at $20,230 to $1803,200, yacht only.
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He was impressed by the efficient way ships comfortably accommodated thousands of passengers, their generous communal facilities compensating for small cabins.
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Equipped with plush cabins, a gym and even a spa, those rides bring alive the old-world charm of train travel.
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Each year the cobblestone streets of the historic neighborhood are animated with decorations, evergreen trees, and rows of faux-log cabins.
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As the auto industry has become more competitive, the cabins of even some of the cheapest cars have become very attractive.
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Bacon Camp features a series of events – not quite the traditional sleeping in cabins and canoeing you remember from your childhood.
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The agency stopped short of a threatened ban on moving the devices into the cabins, but required additional screening of electronics.
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Since smartphones are still allowed in airplane cabins, McDermott suggests bringing an old one and loading it with games or movies.
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Musk said these cabins will ideally fit two or three people, which means there will be roughly 100 people per flight.
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Passengers trapped on cruise ship quarantined off Japan are going "stir crazy" while confined to their cabins, multiple media outlets reported.
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But when airlines started cutting costs by cutting economy passengers' personal space, airplane cabins went from somewhat uncomfortable to basically unbearable.
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I read at night, on poorly lit trains, cars, and plane cabins, and on my favorite days, outside in the park.
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"So far, I've found photos of armrests stowing on 70s-80s vintage Braniff, National and TWA first class cabins," he tweeted.
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The Trump administration has decided not to ban laptops on the cabins of U.S.-bound flights from Europe, Politico reported Tuesday.
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Delta on Tuesday is unveiling the interior cabins of the A350, which it's rolling out to replace its aged Boeing 747s.
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The amenities sound incredible: robot butlers and guest cabins with screens designed to look like you're staying on an alien planet.
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Its spacious cabins, smooth take-offs and quiet engines were an instant hit when they took to the skies in 203.
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Cruise cabins are notoriously light on outlets, but a power bank can help charge multiple electronics overnight or whenever you need.
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Here's what first class looks like on 12 trains, from some of the world's most luxurious locomotives to contemporary, comfortable cabins.
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Suite cabins onboard the Andean Explorer train are ornately decorated and include a double bed, closet, and elegant en-suite bathroom.
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Right on a private beach, this rustic resort has cabins and bungalows with rates starting at $80 per person per night.
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Several homes and cabins seemed to have gone up in flames, video recorded from helicopters by CNN affiliates appears to show.
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While the climate in this part of California is generally mild, there is winter frost, so the uninsulated cabins have heat.
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There are two ranch-manager homes on-site, as well as eight luxury cabins that can accommodate up to 20 guests.
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Decades before Gulf carriers introduced their flashy cabins, posh lounges were the place to see and be seen in the 1970s.
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Decades before Gulf carriers introduced their flashy cabins, posh lounges were the place to be and be seen in the 1970s.
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The airline has also revealed new cabins that will feature in its Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, set to arrive in 2017.
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At the same time, they have designed new business class cabins that offer pods or small suites for top-paying passengers.
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Electronic cigarettes have also been banned from checked bags, and drone batteries and so-called "hoverboards" have been banned from cabins.
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Manhausen 2.0 adds three new cabins to the resort's original four, with a minimalist design that doesn't disrupt the natural surroundings.
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We sat in the seats in all three cabins — business class, premium economy, and coach — to see what they were like.
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Some tractors cost over 100,000 euros, around $117,000, and feature computers, joysticks, control panels with LED lights and air-conditioned cabins.
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The cruise line is hoping that it's a nice incentive for employees to bring recycling down from their own crew cabins.
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Dueling "NO SISKIYOU MONUMENT" and "YES MONUMENT!" signs posted at restaurants and rental cabins highlight the depth of the local divide.
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The ship's passengers have been confined to their staterooms since Sunday, with crew members delivering meals and collecting trash from cabins.
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The ship's passengers have been confined to their rooms since Sunday, with crew members delivering meals and collecting trash from cabins.
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"The movement started because people were building these adorable little cabins, and they were so obviously not mobile homes," Giffin said.
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Some workers described longer-than-normal flight delays at Chinese airports and regulators searching cabins for periodicals that cover the protests.
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Upgraded business-class cabins, which now trail even European rivals, let alone the Gulf and Asian carriers, are in the works.
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And the Arlo SoHo has gone all out, building two winter cabins made of cedar, surrounded by faux white birch trees.
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Those who tested negative but were in cabins with infected people would remain on board for additional quarantine, Japanese officials said.
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Airplane cabins also have dry air, so make sure you stay hydrated and avoid drinks with caffeine and alcohol in them.
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Once on St. John, a boat captain helped me explore the moldering resort's sediment-strewn sands and roof-blown cabins undisturbed.
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The resort features a variety of accommodations, from log cabins to traditional houses, the famous glass igloos, and even snow igloos.
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Many couples take their wedding photos nearby, and the cabins are close to one of the sites for a wedding ceremony.
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Live presentations of the Gullah culture, which has roots in West African traditions, take place at one of the slave cabins.
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Airlines are investing in the meals they serve in their upper-class cabins by hiring star chefs and experimenting with flavors.
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The first-class cabins were spacious and were the priciest accommodations, so more affluent and prominent figures resided in these quarters.
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"Compared to some of the crew cabins, you had a nice cabin," said a former inventory manager for Royal Caribbean Cruises.
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Get away from it all in a pair of secluded cabins that sit on 19 acres of Big Sur Redwood forest.
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Its lavish cabins were staffed by a multilingual, college-educated flight crew who served luxurious meals like steak, Champagne, and caviar.
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The panoramic views of daily life chronicle myriad settings: classrooms, a crowd of pedestrians, airplane cabins, and city streets, among others.
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The yacht comes with nine guest cabins, a sun deck, an outdoor movie theater, a helipad, and an eight-person Jacuzzi.
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There's also a company, I wish I could remember the name, if she wants to connect with me on Twitter, I'd be happy to try to figure this out, but that actually rents cabins, they're like teensy-tiny cabins on the East Coast that deliberately have no cell reception, as kind of a chance to take a break.
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As for the yacht ... the 101-foot KIRIOS comes at a hefty $64,000 A WEEK and features 5 cabins with luxurious interior.
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Some are very detailed, depicting masts, sails, rigging, rudders, oars, and even cabins; others are simply composed of suggestive shapes and lines.
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Next month, passengers in Delta's premium cabins will be among the first to experience the carrier's remarkable—yes, remarkable—new wine glass.
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He said it was traumatic seeing bodies, including those of several young children, in the boat&aposs cabins, some wearing life jackets.
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While riding on the back of a golf cart, Turner waved to kids emerging from their cabins as their rest period ended.
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The movie's few moments of physical intimacy happen in window nooks, parked cars, dark cabins—always with the fear of being discovered.
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The twenty-six Icarians who survived reached their allotment in early June and immediately began raising crude log cabins and planting wheat.
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It was full of little cabins which Finns call summer houses — most people have one somewhere rural, and often by a lake.
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Most of the girls grab eggs and coffee before we go back to our cabins and get ready to hit the gym.
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British passenger David Abel said all passengers were confined to their cabins on Wednesday morning, with staff delivering food room-by-room.
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Some fliers will recoil at these endurance tests—at least those in cattle-class cabins where knees are squished and booze rationed.
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It's always fascinating to think about how plane cabins could be more than just hours of sitting, movie-watching, and interrupted sleep.
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Hundreds of logs of wood were placed in these handcrafted log-stack cabins, and I just love the way it turned out.
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Traveling a lot, that makes it a little bit hard but because I'll be at cabins or somewhere that has a kitchen.
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Families staying in 210 rooms at the park's DreamMoore Resort as well as 803 cabins on the property had to be evacuated.
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If you don't want to sleep in a tent but are looking for a cheap stay, these cabins are your best bet.
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Among the structures are a convent, an outdoor chapel and rustic cabins used for weekend retreats and day-camp programs in summer.
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They've also camped upstate where they stayed in cabins, milked cows, and got in touch with nature, far away from the city.
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Our parks' trails are eroding, their roads and bridges are crumbling, and cabins, camping and picnic areas are deteriorating toward unsafe conditions.
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Dig deeper:The future of flight could be electric—eventually (September 2015)Technology will transform the airline cabins of the future (May 2015)
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The trip takes place from June 30 to July 3, and cabins cost between $721 and $1279 per person, AV Club reports.
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But after Parkland, the sales of these bulletproof cabins have increased dramatically, Jim Haslem, CEO of Shelter-in-Place, told The Independent.
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Many have been abandoned or razed, but recently a thriving business has had entrepreneurs buying, fixing up and renting the remaining cabins.
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Each one of 40 cabins could fit between five and six passengers but will be more comfortable for two or three people.
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The school confiscates phones, but service signals are nearly nonexistent anyway and the school's Wi-Fi network steers clear of the cabins.
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During the Midsummer festivities Finns retreat to their lakeside cabins and countryside cottages where they can enjoy the day in peaceful surroundings.
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Police have arrested a man in connection with a Southern California wildfire that has burned 12 cabins and led to some evacuations.
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Despite updates like new planes and cabins, JetBlue wants to hold onto its customer-focused approach that won it a loyal following.
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