The grandfather flew them, the son flew them, the current wonderful person flew them, the whole family flew them.
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While the guys flew first class, the women flew coach.
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The missile fired a week ago flew was liquid-fueled, and flew further.
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"The Guptas' plane flew in, the Oppenheimers' plane flew in," Mr. Spicer said.
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My husband flew down from New York and flew with me back home.
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I recently flew aboard a C-47 like the one my dad flew.
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"[Nathan] was screaming, 'He flew from Verrückt, he flew Verrückt,&apos" Caleb's mother said.
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Larry: We did one where he flew Virgin America and I flew the competitor.
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A crow flew overhead, lit on a black locust tree and flew off again.
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Ted flew as my wingman on about half the missions he flew in Korea.
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"[Nathan] was screaming, 'He flew from Verrückt, he flew Verrückt,' " Caleb's mother Michelle Schwab said.
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Of those seven, three died of cardiovascular disease (Neil Armstrong, who flew on Apollo 11; James Irwin, who flew on Apollo 15 and Ronald Evans, who flew on Apollo 17).
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I flew out of JFK in New York and flew into Changi International Airport in Singapore.
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Young flew twice to the Moon, walked on its surface & flew the first Space Shuttle mission.
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The first time I flew in a plane is also the first time I flew one.
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I know lots of white people who flew flags — lots of white people who flew flags.
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So we flew to Toronto, saw two separate specialists, then flew back with the medicine to London.
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He flew above the Bay of Pigs and "Love Me Do." He flew above the engineers building the first Concorde and he flew above an America at war with itself and the world.
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The first flew approximately 430 kilometers (265 miles) and the second flew 690 kilometers (428 miles), they said.
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One flew five feet away while the other flew like 15 feet to the track 😞 pic.twitter.
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Two of those passengers flew into Los Angeles International Airport and two flew into San Francisco International Airport.
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I flew in on the Concorde for the day and flew back to New York right after that.
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He flew in on Monday evening, held talks, and flew out four hours after landing, according to the Kremlin.
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"The first time I flew to Europe, I flew Delta, and I think I paid like $1,000," Huddleston said.
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Of the 8.5 million people who flew on such flights that year, about 19 percent flew on Air China.
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MARK KELLY, RETIRED ASTRONAUT: You know, I've always flew (ph) on a rocket ship, you know, flew inside (ph) airplanes.
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The first flew approximately 430 kilometers (265 miles), while the second flew 690 kilometers (428 miles), South Korean officials said.
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WTHR reported that McGee, who flew with a co-pilot, flew almost the entire flight — including the takeoff and landing.
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Suspect allegedly flew from Idaho After the shooting, Odom flew from Boise, Idaho, to Washington despite a felony warrant, White said.
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"I know of instances where people got on the plane, flew across the country, and flew commercial home," the executive said.
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He flew to New York to watch his son's first match, an unimpressive win, then flew back to Quebec for work.
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On Thursday, a Coast Guard helicopter flew testing kits to the ship and flew samples for 46 people back to shore.
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Helicopters flew national flags across the sky and aircraft flew in formation to create a "70," in honor of the 173th anniversary.
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"The thing that I remember most about that 2009 postseason is that it flew by, man, it just flew by," he said.
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She flew to Guinea, where the American embassy produced a temporary passport for her, and then she flew back to the United States.
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Over recent days, Politico revealed that Price flew by private jet 193 times since last May, unlike previous secretaries who typically flew commercial.
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In another experiment, fruit flies flew around a virtual black cylinder just as they flew around a real cylinder placed in the arena.
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"I flew flags upside down, I flew the wrong flags, I've had the wrong national anthems playing — I've done everything wrong," he said.
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Cooney and two other surgeons from Johns Hopkins flew on a private jet to remove the tissue needed from the donor, then flew back.
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I mean, my father-in-law refused to serve in ... He flew peacekeeping ... He flew food aid missions because he refused to drop bombs.
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The Air France flight flew to Rio de Janeiro by way of Senegal, while the British Airways plane flew to Bahrain in the Persian Gulf.
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Chase Utley flew out to left, pinch-hitter Kike Hernandez grounded out to short, and Chris Taylor flew out to left to end the inning.
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I flew back to New York a few months later and saw her two more times, and then later flew up and saw her again.
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Ventiera and Rodriguez flew to Boca Raton, Florida, where they attended a club appearance with eliminated Bachelorette contestant Josiah Graham, while Woytkiw flew to Los Angeles.
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Arntson flew from San Diego International Airport to Portland International Airport in Oregon, and then flew from there to John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California.
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"We still had some stuff in Cleveland, so when I flew to Anaheim, my wife flew to Cleveland, packed up and finalized everything there," Drake said.
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He flew to Turkey, paid a smuggler to take him to Greece, and eventually flew to Germany via Zurich after buying a fake Italian identity document.
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Voyager 2 flew by Uranus in 1986, and now, thanks to a little blip discovered in some data, NASA scientists know it also flew through a plasmoid.
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After that, media reports have said, he boarded a private jet in Osaka and flew to Istanbul, where he took a second plane and flew to Beirut.
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But as his team flew west, Jokowi flew east, summoned home by a crisis: Kalimantan and Sumatra were blanketed by the haze of hundreds of thousands of fires.
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Ms. Andrews said she learned from a wingman who flew alongside her father that two other planes flew alongside Captain Dickson's plane as it descended until it disappeared.
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The bombers flew from Guam and the fighters flew from Japan, joined by six South Korean fighter jets in the drill, a South Korean defence ministry official said.
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The bombers flew from Guam and the fighters flew from Japan, joined by six South Korean fighter jets in the drill, a South Korean defense ministry official said.
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It flew three former presidents simultaneously to Egypt In 1981, SAM 26000 flew former Presidents Nixon, Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford to the funeral of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat.
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The day before, Chinese bombers and transport aircraft flew the same route, while Chinese fighters and airborne early warning aircraft flew only through the Bashi Channel, the ministry added.
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Yellow faced bumblebee -- looks like -- just flew up.
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In May, he flew to the Chinese port city of Dalian for another meeting with Mr. Xi, and he flew to Beijing days after his June meeting with Mr. Trump.
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She flew to meet him in a small town, had a three-hour date involving coffee and ice cream, and then flew home to the East Coast that same day.
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Last fall, he urged senior government officials to get flew shots, telling them that getting sick because they failed to get a flew shot is like shooting themselves in the foot.
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We've got young men in Air Force B-52s, one in particular, he's flying a B-52 that his father flew in the '80s and his grandfather flew in the '50s.
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Investigators in Turkey are poring over the movements of Saudi officials who flew into Istanbul on the day that Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident journalist, disappeared, and flew out hours later.
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The missile flew higher and for a longer duration than two previous intercontinental ballistic missile launches, which flew for 37 minutes on July 4 and for 47 minutes on July 28.
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I flew it mostly indoors — and it performed great.
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I just flew from LA to Memphis to #rockthevote !!!
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Curse words flew — particularly one that rhymes with puck.
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In fact, as of 2016, the US flew over Russia around 200 times and Russia flew over the US about 70 times — meaning the deal has been better for Washington than Moscow.
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Then on day six I flew to Malaysia on a Scoot Air flight that was about $1093 and flew back to Singapore from Malaysia on an AirAsia flight that was about $1083.
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"She flew all the way with a newborn to see me play in New York and flew all the way back that night, and I probably couldn't have done that," Williams said.
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It flew the Telstar 18 VANTAGE satellite back in September of 2018, and then flew for a second time in January of this year, taking a group of satellites in orbit for Iridium.
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As the actors left the ship they "flew stunt players in a large arc," and for the close-up work, they put the actors on teeter-totters, or flew them up and down.
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Police officer Oscar Perez last week stole a government helicopter with a team of accomplices, flew over the Supreme Court, dropped grenades, fired shots and then flew around Caracas for about two hours.
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It had been so long since an airline in the United States flew a regularly scheduled flight to the island that the last time it happened, the passengers flew on a propeller plane.
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While Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel flew a chartered El Al passenger jet to Washington, Mr. Gantz, the former Israeli military chief, flew commercial and had a three-hour layover in Zurich.
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In September of 2001, Thomas and Conetto flew to Brazil.
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The former NBA star flew to Delaware back in Sept.
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Strangers from all over donated, and we flew to Chicago.
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They put him on a plane and flew him back.
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Concerned about his condition, Andre flew to the Cleveland Clinic.
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Then they flew to L.A. with it four days later.
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"It flew at me like an underwater bird," she says.
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A building on fire after a lantern flew into it.
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We'll never know, because when Luke stepped in, sparks flew.
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Today, I flew on the set of a nightmare. pic.twitter.
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Rumors flew that she had cancer, which she swiftly denied.
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Soon after the deaths, Kabila, an Anglican, flew to Rome.
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We flew out here from LA just to get personal.
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The Air Force flew overhead to help protect the boats.
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"He asked what I flew in the war," says Yellin.
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New Horizons flew past Pluto, long gone but not forgotten
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American flags flew prominently along the only road to Promontory.
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He flew to Los Angeles twice for visits in September.
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She flew to North Carolina to be reunited with family.
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Both flew out to join him in Nevada on Wednesday.
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The majority flew all the way to Africa in winter.
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A friend from Sweden even flew in to see him.
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But in a bandbox of a ballpark, balls flew everywhere.
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It flew by Mercury three times in 1974 and 1975.
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I'd say 90% of the guests flew from New Jersey.
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We're not exactly sure how summer flew by so quickly.
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Sparks flew, but the two took their budding romance slowly.
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Sajeesh flew back from Bahrain to find her barely conscious.
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Two ambulances waited to the side and warplanes flew overhead.
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" Another said the plane "just sank and then flew up.
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It began on November 3rd when he flew to Riyadh.
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There's no chance that those statues flew over Trump's head.
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Sooo basically I just flew 4,000 miles to eat pizza.
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As she became frailer, I flew to Florida more often.
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Scientists aren't yet sure exactly how this winged dinosaur flew.
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Bennett, like many other people, flew home for the holidays.
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He flew to Rome, Italy to escape and get rested.
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Alarmed, Paul flew to Colorado Springs to search for answers.
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Alcides Escobar flew out to right to end the inning.
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I never flew on a plane until I made music.
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Bullets flew as the guards tried to contain the riot.
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ET Thursday, first flew to the Space Station in 2014.
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Bryan seemed awestruck as Aranda's fingers flew on his guitar.
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I can hardly believe how fast the year flew by.
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The cruise missiles flew over unpopulated areas, the ministry added.
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Confetti flew as Cosmic was crowned the first RLCS champion.
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Dansgaard and several associates flew from Copenhagen to New Hampshire.
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"It flew at my face, and I screamed," McNamee says.
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The missile flew about 500 km (310 miles), it said.
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One of the sources said they flew there via Cuba.
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Dad flew the drone too high and lost the drone.
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From January to May 22016, Afghan aircraft flew 217,2208 missions.
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Two weeks ago when I flew into Paris and designed . . .
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Stephanie Johnson flew a mainline flight together in the cockpit.
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The couple flew in for the New York Giants vs.
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They would run over as the planes flew above us.
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About 500 hands flew into the air, the concertgoer says.
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This is the scene President Donald Trump flew into Tuesday.
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I left New Jersey on Wednesday and flew into Miami.
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Sure, as the crow flew, Trump Tower and Gadsden, Ala.
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A military helicopter flew overhead as they prayed for Bhat.
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But midflip, his weapon flew out from his waistband holster.
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That happened in August, when CNN flew Helton to Georgia.
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They sold the camper and flew to Germany in 2015.
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While some assets flew in, others were brought by rail.
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After the blade broke off, shrapnel flew, puncturing the fuselage.
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His mind flew back to Iraq and the troubles there.
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Notably, he also flew beneath the Nobel Prize speculation radar.
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On an airplane that flew six miles in the air.
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Zilberstein flew in from Israel to help with the analysis.
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Kim flew into Changi airport on Sunday, multiple outlets reported.
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The drone that delivered the fried chicken flew 2.7 kilometers.
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Even before he flew, Brown was rising above his circumstances.
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Kim flew for his second meeting with Xi in Dalian.
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Debris flew, puncturing the fuselage and blowing out a window.
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In January 2012, Amy and Lisy flew to San Diego.
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The issue largely flew under the federal radar until Reps.
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He flew aboard Space Shuttle Endeavor in 2008 and 2010.
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Youd was the only person who flew it, Sandoval said.
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We flew to Beijing the next day to see her.
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Last weekend, Bolsonaro flew to Washington, D.C., to visit Trump.
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The next day, he flew to China with the disk.
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On Sunday, we flew back to Clemson from Washington, DC.
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Flags of both nations flew; anthems of both were sung.
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My wife flew down a few days before the fight.
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Pepper spray, paint, frozen water bottles, sticks, and clubs flew.
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While Southwest flew more people during the quarter ended Sept.
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He flew to the port city of Dalian this month.
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He ran out and flew up a flight of stairs.
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Something even flew off the animal and into Kelly's mouth.
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I flew to Costa Rica hoping to explode my ego.
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Another jet, or perhaps the same one, flew over head.
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He flew high, and gave it his all every match.
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It flew a total of 3.5 million passengers last year.
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Outside the car, the streets of San Francisco flew by.
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Later, they flew on their own $20163 million private jet.
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Sheila Jackson Lee flew in from Washington on Friday morning.
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Paramedics flew him to the emergency room in a helicopter.
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Pigeons flew in and out of the large, drafty prison.
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In 2017 it flew a total of 13.2 million passengers.
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Last year, four billion passengers flew on scheduled air service.
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Gaetz flew with Trump on Air Force One on Monday.
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After our visas were approved, we flew to Chiang Mai.
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She flew into her smock and switched on her lamp.
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Some concertgoers flew an Egyptian flag alongside a rainbow flag.
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The yellow flag flew, signaling that cars should slow down.
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Threats and tariffs flew back and forth across the Atlantic.
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But soon, the birds flew away, and the project stalled.
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Ms. Gibes flew to meet him for several long weekends.
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Warplanes flew overhead, firing off chaff with embedded fairy lights.
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The drone flew continuously, without needing to recharge or refuel.
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Every watch that ever flew, I sent to the Smithsonian.
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A bat flew in at the window, uttering little cries.
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The flock flew, scattering white dots into the evening sky.
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Yun flew to Pyongyang in June to medically evacuate Warmbier.
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But exactly how Ambopteryx flew through the air remains unclear.
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"I don't know how it flew 200 yards," he said.
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Mayors flew out to Seattle to wander the corporate campus.
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Later, they flew on their own $50 million private jet.
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They were questioned by officers as a helicopter flew overhead.
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Ellie Goonetillake flew from England, and Julie Fragonas from France.
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Had he not caught it, flags flew for pass interference.
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Sanitizer, rubbing alcohol, and face masks flew off the shelves.
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The next day we flew home, cutting our trip short.
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The couple also flew private to Ibiza shortly before that.
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As helicopters flew over the blazing hills Sunday afternoon, Gov.
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The day after the sentencing, I flew to San Francisco.
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Martin flew down to the Johnson Ranch on Monday, Dec.
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The patient flew from Wuhan to Chicago on January 13.
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In 2200, she flew to China to reunite with him.
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He then flew to Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan.
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The eagle then flew away and disappeared into the sky.
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We both flew to Chicago for the last few tests.
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Just like that, the bee got out and flew away.
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Just like that, the bee got out and flew away.
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He took public transportation in New York and flew commercially.
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A helicopter flew above the vicinity of the middle school.
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Another North Korean missile flew over Japan late last month.
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That's a lofted trajectory, meaning it flew higher than normal.
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Ms. Hickox flew into Newark Liberty International Airport on Oct.
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Now imagine if you flew that route for just $5.
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More than 1,200 flights were cancelled, though some still flew.
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OREGON: "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" by Ken Kesey
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Then we flew to Iowa to meet 15 of them.
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I flew my two boys with me for the interview.
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Six weeks later, Buschmann flew to Budapest to meet him.
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The Blue Line flags flew proud and high for them.
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Dave Benham says the two missiles flew about 155 miles.
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We flew down to Anguilla and stayed for five days.
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Mr. President, you just flew from Riyadh to Tel Aviv.
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I flew on United — standby — from San Francisco to Boston.
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Officials flew over the area today to survey the damage.
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Caitlyn, instead, flew home with her close friend Sophia Hutchins.
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They threw themselves to the ground as the bullets flew.
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In the race, some of them crumpled, and others flew.
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She flew up to six routes a day, she said.
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Last month, Afghan pilots flew their first night attack missions.
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She flew a solo mission that orbited Earth 48 times.
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She flew a solo mission that orbited Earth 48 times.
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He flew from Iraq to Germany for extended medical treatment.
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Pompeo flew to the Middle East with a packed schedule.
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The Navy football team on Thursday flew to Memphis, Tenn.
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Molotov later flew to Berlin to meet with Adolf Hitler.
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Because they were wings, and I flew all the way.
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He flew back to New York early the next morning.
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On Monday, she flew home to start her new job.
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On the 31st, he flew from Moscow to New York.
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The Indonesian embassy flew her to Jakarta the same day.
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The team was shocked at how fast the drone flew.
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An hour after the panel at the convention, he suited up, turned it on, and flew down a street toward a group of reporters, kicking up superheated air and grit as he flew past.
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The Dragon previously flew to the space station in July of 2016, while the Falcon 9 flew in April of this year, when it launched a new planet-hunting satellite for NASA called TESS.
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Oumuamua is not bound to our sun; it flew in from the direction of the Lyra constellation, passed between Mercury and the sun, and flew out again in the direction of the Pegasus constellation.
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Patty Schlafer flew in late Thursday from Wisconsin, and her sister, Kathy Coughlin, flew up from Atlanta the same night, for a trip of a lifetime that had been a year in the works.
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A drone flew 97 continuous miles to complete one of the longest drone deliveries in the U.S. It flew for more than two hours, to and from Austin, Texas, ferrying a four-pound package.
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Mr. Young flew twice in Gemini spaceships, flew on the Apollo mission that preceded Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin's landing on the lunar surface and later drove a rover vehicle through the moon's highlands.
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Jurors will also hear from many different witnesses, including Menendez staffers, State Department officials and even pilots who flew the private jet Menendez allegedly flew on as a part of his lavish, Melgen-sponsored vacations.
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Line: Seahawks by 6 ½ This Fight Club of a defensive game begs to be played at the demolished Veterans Stadium (213-2004), where the artificial turf hit back, knuckles flew high and batteries flew far.
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According to Kayak's data, travelers saved 11 percent on flights in 2015 when they flew on Thanksgiving Day versus the day before and 14 percent when they flew on Christmas Day, compared with Dec. 23.
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After establishing that Ford routinely flew around the world (and regularly flew to the East Coast), the committee asked why she did not accept the well-publicized offer for the committee to come to her.
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Comparing AS2's expected performance to the bank's fleet of private jets, Aerion found that each person who flew on that fleet would save 3½ weeks of time if they flew on an AS2 instead.
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In December 216 came the first giant leap, when the three Apollo 215 astronauts flew all the way to the moon, orbited it and flew home, a journey that most human beings appropriately found amazing.
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Rumours flew that this year it would close down the festival.
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The hour flew by and I was back the next night.
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Miraculously, the bird got up, dusted itself off, and flew away.
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Rescuers rushed back to the helicopter and flew in that direction.
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I packed my things and flew to Fairbanks on a Saturday.
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That time he flew home to get a change of clothes.
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We got Jodie Tuesday afternoon right after she flew into LAX.
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During the campaign, Trump flew everywhere on his own private plane.
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It flew off before our birder could take a decent photo.
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After his visit, some Saudi consular staff flew to Saudi Arabia.
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Both aircraft flew from the USMC's Iwakuni air station in Japan.
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Heavily-armed state police swarmed the campus, and choppers flew overhead.
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Just flew over me as I was passing Mahoney St Park.
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The first of the redesigned turbine wheels flew in July 2016.
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He flew her to New York City, where they had coffee.
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Drake flew to Miami and the trio met up on Jan.
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In May 250, Pedro flew into the mountains to meet Chapo.
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Geese, foxes, leopards, you name it, we pretty much flew it.
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I flew to the Caribbean coast of Mexico to find out.
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A banner with the words, #Digital Resistance flew behind the stage.
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Relatives of the victims flew in from Kenya, Canada, and China.
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Lara Alqasem flew into Israel's Ben Gurion International Airport on Oct.
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The missile only flew about 19 miles, but it's still troubling.
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A couple months later, in July, Hedvig flew to Los Angeles.
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It's the perfect amount of food, since we flew past lunch.
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Maybe I'd ask him if he ever trained and flew hawks.
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The Pukguksong-2 missile flew 500km before falling into the Pacific.
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The next day, they flew to Florence, Italy, and exchanged vows.
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The spacecraft collected data and snapped photos as it flew by.
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An airplane flew overhead, white contrail against the sharp blue sky.
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Braun flew out as a pinch hitter to end the eighth.
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The space station flew over Hurricane Jose at 22017:26 a.m.
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Within a week he flew to Pyongyang with a medical team.
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But he flew across the country to be there right after.
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Subsequently, he said he flew into a rage and killed Shanann.
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The delegation then flew to Moscow from Bratislava, Dennik N reported.
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Maybe Elizabeth flew back for one night only to tail Renee?
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The flash flew by again, and this time he saw her.
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Stewart flew to North Carolina late Tuesday and remained hospitalized Thursday.
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Gone, too, is the $38.5 million Gulfstream jet — it flew away.
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That August, he flew to Albany to start a second life.
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In January, Curry's brother Dave flew down to check on him.
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Gravel spit, rocks flew from my wheels, and my adrenaline rushed.
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Trump flew into Hanoi on Air Force One late on Tuesday.
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The two were arrested in February after they flew to Miami.
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It flew off, hit the carpet-covered floor and popped open.
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In January, Boeing flew a prototype of its small pilotless vehicle.
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He claimed he subsequently flew into a rage and killed Shanann.
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North Korea last year launched two missiles that flew over Japan.
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Votel flew in to Qayyarah on Tuesday in a C-130.
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Birds flew in formation overhead and branches creaked in the wind.
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Then Meghan flew back to Canada after the celebration for filming.
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It was knocked from Manning's grasp and flew several yards upfield.
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He was hit so hard, his glasses flew off his forehead.
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To start, Jenner, 21, says she flew 162,603 miles in 2016.
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They then flew back to L.A. Tuesday with mom Kris Jenner.
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In 2011, the storied space shuttle flew for the last time.
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He flew out to deep right-center field in the eighth.
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"It's a huge loophole," said one pilot who flew JetSmarter flights.
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So they hopped into a helicopter and flew upstream to investigate.
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It flew two supersonic B-1B bombers over the Korean peninsula.
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A bat flew around the court during an Indiana Pacers vs.
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But he suddenly cancelled his return and flew to France instead.
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He rushed right past me and flew up into the ring.
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The journal agreed, and the paper flew through the rush review.
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William -- who previously flew for the RAF -- ain't just a flyboy.
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Multiple news crews and L.A. County Sheriff's department helicopters flew above.
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We're told Grant flew there to visit Lace, who lives nearby.
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I don't know how long we flew before that emergency landing.
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On November 17, 563, a bat flew into Ally McNamee's mouth.
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Heated emails flew back and forth between Switzerland and Menlo Park.
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One Direction weren't your typical boy band—and so they flew.
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He flew back to LA after being contacted by local police.
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Six other people also flew as tourists to the space station.
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This wouldn't have happened if ownership flew with the hired help.
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But once again the wheels went wobbly and eventually flew off.
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The singer was released 3 hours after arriving and flew home.
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He flew backward in the direction of the town of Concord.
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He was not only in control of the planes he flew.
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Then, they flew to England so she could meet Hiddleston's mom!
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Debris flew across the track, and Wickens' car damaged the fence.
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Plenty more drones flew off at random and never returned home.
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From there, he flew to the Bay Area of Northern California.
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Two missiles flew successfully while a third exploded moments after launch.
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"But with Riley, the first year just flew by!" she continues.
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A man he flew with in the war attended the funeral.
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United flew two other dogs to the wrong destinations shortly afterward.
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His header flew past Darren Randolph and nestled into the corner.
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They flew a #SaveTheExpanse banner over Amazon and signed a Change.
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Not long ago, only the military flew drones—in combat zones.
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The family flew back to Tampa to help in the search.
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I caved, flew east, and learned I needed more treatment, stat.
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He flew there again on Tuesday, arriving just past 4 p.m.
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I flew for 24 hours to the bottom of the world.
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He instead flew to Malaysia before arriving in Indonesia on Thursday.
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Two months later, Allen flew to Albuquerque to pitch their software.
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Detroit firefighter Hector Martinez flew down with supplies for his family.
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Kanu flew from Nigeria for his last game at the Emirates.
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In August, I flew from London Heathrow to Newark, New Jersey.
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Some flew a massive Trump 2020 flag from the Queensboro Bridge.
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It first flew in 1988, and entered service later that year.
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Zaharie Ahmad Shah, deliberately flew off course en route to Beijing.
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David Whelan said his brother flew to Moscow on Dec. 22.
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Two F-35s flew in tight formation with the Red Arrows.
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The missile launched on Sunday flew about 500 kilometers (300 miles).
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Arts | Long Island When Linda Carlson recently flew from Orlando, Fla.
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Its gold dome flew off during the deadly 103 hurricane season.
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A gnat flew in one eye and made it tear up!!
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I thanked him, and later I flew off into the heat.
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The following summer, we flew to Sydney for the global finals.
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He flew for VanCon, a construction company that owned the plane.
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DeVito played Martini in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" (1975).
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A pair of drones loaded with explosives flew right toward him.
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Boeing declined to share how high above the ground it flew.
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A flag in front of Ethel's home flew at half-staff.
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Its gold dome flew off during the deadly 2017 hurricane season.
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And we flew toward the light like moths to a flame.
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Clinton flew to Israel and Egypt to negotiate a cease-fire.
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"HAMMER TIME ... SAVAGE ... THE HORROR ... THE BUTCHERER," the messages flew by.
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Even so, the conference flew by the seat of its pants.
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" ALDERSON "A bunch of other owners flew in on their own.
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The next day, they flew off for a performance in Brussels.
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People flew in from across the country to pay their respects.
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He flew up from the leather seat at the younger man.
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Authorities had detained Haradinaj as he flew into France on Jan.
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I flew to his house and we went over it together.
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My tastebuds flew as if they were in a Chagall painting.
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"I think it's very likely it never flew," she wrote me.
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However, my friend flew out to see us and do footage.
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Just hitting me Graduation is on Monday...flew by so fast.
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Icarus flew too close to the sun, which melted his wings.
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In other words, the first day flew by with no complications.
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I flew out of the brand new Beijing Daxing International Airport.
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North Korea has fired a missile that flew over Japan's airspace.
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The cigarette flew from her fingers and landed in the sand.
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In Massachusetts, ICE flew people immediately to detention centers in Texas.
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I flew nonstop economy from ABIA to JFK with American Airlines.
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Mr. Machar flew in with his wife and a small retinue.
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I flew through every available season of Where Should We Begin?
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That second night, a brick flew through the dining room window.
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Finally, her visa came through and she flew back to Sydney.
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Mr. Chung and Mr. Suh flew to Washington, arriving Thursday morning.
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We flew to emergency rooms, school pickups, maternity wards, kitchen counters.
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His third shot, 83 yards from the hole, flew the green.
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His hands flew to my throat and cinched my trachea shut.
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"We flew off the hinges, we cursed, we cried," said Johnson.
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Around the country, fans and air-conditioners flew off store shelves.
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After court let out on Thursday, they flew home to Denver.
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Right, it just drove into it and off the things flew.
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From there, Mr. Guzmán flew home to the mountains of Sinaloa.
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They stayed overnight and flew out to Chicago the next day.
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He flew to Michigan and did just that on Sept. 20.
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She quit her job, packed a bag and impulsively flew West.
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In January, Rochon flew to Bangladesh with a team of lawyers.
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"I think that's how you flew under my radar," she said.
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Scouts flew in from the United States to watch his games.
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As the flight neared Jacksonville, the plane flew into a storm.
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But as I flew to Chicago, I knew something was wrong.
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She flew from Chicago to Tokyo's Narita airport on February 25.
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It flew off before he could properly photograph or identify it.
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The Congressman flew on Air Force One with President Trump Monday.
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A flatter-seamed ball that flew farther, introduced in 214, helped.
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Here's how I flew US domestic economy during the coronavirus outbreak.
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The butterfly stayed there for a while, and then flew off.
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Naftali Bennet, the minister for diaspora affairs, flew immediately to Pennsylvania.
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They realized that during the flyby, Galileo flew through a plume.
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I flew to Chapel Hill at the beginning of June 1996.
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Conigliaro had barely moved as the baseball flew toward his head.
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I flew into both cities in the aftermath of the massacres.
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Frank to the end of his days almost always flew economy.
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Nettles and Jackson flew with Munson from Seattle to Anaheim, Calif.
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A JetBlue passenger who flew Wednesday tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Kehaar flew up, circled the pool and perched on the handrail.
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To get there, I flew to the airport at Jacksonville, Fla.
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A few moments later, a Lifesaver flew out of Connor's throat.
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President Trump flew in for a briefing in Corpus Christi, Tex.
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She flew in from Chicago, where we both went to school.
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That guideline flew right out the window, didn't it there, Max?
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They flew to Mexico with their parents' money to get married.
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They flew to Austria, for a trial with Red Bull Salzburg.
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"I flew two meters away from my seat," the witness said.
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But it wasn't until Apollo 12 that he flew in space.
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She flew with her husband and two kids from Maraciabo, Venezuela.
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Ionescu flew from the memorial service to Stanford for a game.
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In February, Germany flew 126 people home from the Wuhan area.
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He brought the idea to Mr. Blanc, and their imaginations flew.
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He flew with Vice President Mike Pence on Air Force Two.
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Zingers flew throughout the night, and people were here for it.
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Violent rains buffeted the small plane he flew into the valley.
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They then flew to Dubai, staying just above the power lines.
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At one point, Mr. Shaw flew on Mr. Trump's private plane.
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"I flew two meters away from my seat," the witness said.
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Hezbollah in Lebanon flew drones into Israel as early as 2004.
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Basil Twist, the puppeteer, flew a marionette like a fluttering spirit.
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"The higher I flew, the farther I fell," Mr. Nelson sings.
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After visiting Richmond, he flew to New York in the afternoon.
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I recently flew to Islamabad, the surprisingly verdant capital of Pakistan.
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Mr. Hampton flew in to join the protest out of solidarity.
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He flew a British Airways commercial flight, according to the outlet.
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He then switched planes and flew to Beirut, the reports said.
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Kamprad always flew economy and stayed at budget hotels while traveling.
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Eli Miller, Mnuchin's chief of staff, flew to Palm Beach, Fla.
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The jet, which first flew in 2007, is now in storage.
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It flew two miles from an English warehouse to a customer.
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Tiah flew to New York for a meeting at Trump Tower.
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"The space shuttle never flew autonomous; it never did," said Bridenstine.
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It flew in medieval Jerusalem, and kept its multicultural sprawl intact.
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Tanner knocked, I shaved, I bled, I washed off, I flew.
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Or of that acquaintance who flew roundtrip to Paris for $400.
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He also flew within the U.S. Virgin Islands on a charter.
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He flew to America in the hope of reconciling with Hardwick.
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Last year, Groden flew to meet Hertz at his Venice office.
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I flew out last spring to help take care of her.
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He flew home to Seattle and was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Disease.
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They flew to Mexico and then crossed the border in Matamoros.
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I flew by helicopter to visit my soldiers on different bases.
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He flew him by helicopter to Atlantic City for boxing matches.
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On Friday, a pair of Chinese bombers flew around the island.
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So I flew to Amsterdam to live out my baking dreams.
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Predictably, the cowards sprinted back to their helicopter and flew away.
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At night it flew without lights, like an eerie, Big Brother.
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Indeed, one friend, who flew another airline, had a far less organized experienced with his flight, so hats off to Emirates — which I flew with — for making this process I went through more efficient than others.
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As we reported, he flew into L.A. last Friday, met with Magic Johnson Saturday, signed a $154 million deal with the L.A. Lakers Sunday, and then flew off to Portofino to re-connect with his fam.
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It&aposs understandable that terms like "tea," and "wig," which signifies being shocked (it stems from "wig flew" or "my wig flew off") would enter stan culture, since there&aposs heavy overlap between the two communities.
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The couple flew out to Turks and Caicos on Tuesday and were joined by Kylie's sister Kendall and a group of close friends (who flew in via jet charter company JetLux), including Hailey Baldwin and Bella Hadid.
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Even though Leonov flew for a country that was an enemy of the West, he is universally honored as a space pioneer, a man with as much of the "right stuff" as any who flew for NASA.
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The last time Russian bombers flew near the United States was July 4, 2015, when a pair of Russian bombers flew off the coasts of Alaska and California, coming as close as 40 miles to Mendocino, Calif.
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Martin and I flew home, and that was the end of it.
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Gabbard flew to Puerto Rico on Saturday to join protests against Rosselló.
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She flew to New York to audition in front of Jay-Z.
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IN 1938 Fahrelnissa Zeid flew on an airplane for the first time.
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Organized by IMAHelps, Galvan flew to California last week for the surgery.
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The missile flew about 500 km with an altitude of 550 km.
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Thomas said he flew home and wired the money to São Paulo.
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I basically talked to myself out loud and the time flew by.
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Me and Tucker flew to Helsinki, you didn&apost fly to Helsinki.
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I flew in from New York City and arrived around 10 a.m.
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Finally, in October, they decided to meet, and Mark flew to Alabama.
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The DJI instructor, left, helps the guy who flew right before me.
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This bird just flew and Elton and I were like, 'That's Gianni.
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Yu flew a J-10 fighter with China's August 1st Aerobatics Team.
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She called Kelly, who flew her and her daughter back to Chicago.
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Peabody flew to meet the buyer at a Chinese restaurant in Vancouver.
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After a fatal crash in 2000, the last Concorde flew in 2003.
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So I finally put on some proper clothes and flew home instead.
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Do you remember the first time you ever flew on an airplane?
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The space shuttle flew military missions in the 1980s and early 1990s.
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She flew home and broke the news to her two young children.
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The "Madame X" flew that morning as deputy leader in Squadron 5.
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Eventually, he and his crew flew 32 missions, wrapping up in September.
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So he flew dangerously low, strafing the enemy with his Gatling gun.
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The American flag also flew at half-staff at the White House.
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Feese's family flew her to Britain days after the August 2011 bombing.
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Unlike Studio 903, The Saint and Paradise Garage flew under the radar.
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Their families also flew to Los Angeles to be by their side.
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Mil Mi 8 multipurpose helicopters also flew over the square in succession.
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A few months ago, yet another a skyscraper flew up in Montrose.
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Mr Batista flew to Rio from New York to turn himself in.
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Shortly after, Blum called the family and flew to Sacramento to meet.
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On Tuesday Trump flew to Claremont and then returned to New York.
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If they had to report on something happening elsewhere, they flew there.
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If you flew to Wyoming for 7 tracks of mediocrity...oof. pic.twitter.
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A Turkish minister flew to Washington to try to resolve the dispute.
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He flew on corporate jets for vacations with automotive legend Lee Iacocca.
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Most of the time I flew with Sticks, which are virtual joysticks.
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" Carson said the neighbor who flew the Confederate flag "subsequently became friendly.
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But the longer Aquila flew, the more the Yuma desert heated up.
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You flew out from LA just for the opening of the store?
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The wheels flew over the pavement, and my body whirred through space.
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Emma makes the call, even though she's the one who flew out.
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You can — if you — you flew in with your 767, didn't you?
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In total, NASA flew 842 pounds of extraterrestrial rock back to Earth.
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It's possible some of the escaped hot particles flew off these mounds.
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The next day we left Berlin and flew back to Italy together.
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But the army statement said they flew back into Gambia on Sunday.
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President Barack Obama flew down to speak at the funeral of Rev.
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As recriminations flew, a defense official spoke of "a real trust problem".
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The US flew over certain Russian airspace during the mission, he said.
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The specialist's son flew overnight to Minnesota, but he was too late.
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Accusations flew thick and fast that Taylor Swift was plagiarizing from Beyoncé.
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Delgado flew a Puerto Rico flag atop a statue near Central Park.
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They flew eastward about 155 miles and rose about 19 miles high.
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Bernasconi flew to China to apologize and personally pay back the money.
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So, when the company reported they fell 1.6 percent, the stock flew.
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Earlier, a huge window flew and landed 20 feet away and shattered.
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The same two planes flew back to the Maldives on Jan 9.
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The mogul flew Tyka and Maurice to NYC to meet with him.
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This was the first time it flew in North America, in fact.
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For eight years, she flew him around the world for different treatments.
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A breaking news graphic flew up onscreen and then there was silence.
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I flew the three kittens from L.A. to Louisiana on an airplane.
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In May of 2000, I flew to Helsinki, Finland, for a contest.
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Like, literally we made him our brand, and he flew with us.
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When Sucsy got the job, she flew in for another screen test.
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It eventually flew off, leaving it's buddy to fall into the drain.
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Duresseau recalled feeling exhausted as he and Kennedy flew back to Louisiana.
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Customers gladly flew in from Germany, from Beijing, from Canada, from Japan.
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The airline flew 7.6% more passengers in April than a year ago.
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When she went missing he flew back to organize a search party.
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The infamous electroshock scene from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1974).
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They flew somebody all the way to Beijing to put them in.
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I flew home to L.A. sure I would never bear a child.
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Lopez, along with her twins, recently flew to Miami, where Rodriguez lives.
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Under NASA's Flight Opportunities program, four experiments flew on board the spacecraft.
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A storm of messages flew among ascendants, descendants, and internal Latitude cliques.
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The plane, however, was cleared for flight and that's why it flew.
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He secretly flew to Southern California and moved in with his sister.
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In 2017, he flew to conferences in Houston and Salt Lake City.
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At the end of the week, Ravikumar flew back to San Francisco.
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During the campaign he regularly flew home to New York each night.
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In May of 2500, Apollo 210 flew at 211,000 miles per hour.
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"It's as if the fish grew wings and flew away," he lamented.
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Authorities promptly arrived at the area and a police helicopter flew overhead.
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What if a drone flew into a child or pet during delivery?
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When he reached down, sparks just kind of flew out of it.
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It was just scaffolding then, but sparks flew from tools every night.
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The Piper Aztec she flew had two piston engines; not a turboprop.
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But Max Kepler flew out to shallow left to end the game.
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Conor spent the night in jail and eventually flew back to Ireland.
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The helium-filled airship briefly flew for the first time on Aug.
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The Dragon capsule also flew to the Space Station already in 2015.
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"2018 flew by in a jiffy," he wrote on New Year's Day.
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And so I flew across the country, and then across the ocean.
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The IOM flew Khadim Diaw, 13, back from Munich, Germany, in 2017.
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The manufacturer did not tell pilots about the system before it flew.
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A few months later, Johnson flew to Rio to commentate the Olympics.
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Ten years ago, Lockheed flew a smaller prototype, called the P-791.
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"This missile flew through busy airspace used by commercial airliners," he said.
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Even Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao flew aboard a 737 MAX on Tuesday.
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He flew out in the seventh inning when he batted for Niese.
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TM88: Basically, I flew to LA and went to Travis [Scott's] crib.
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Guts and body parts flew everywhere, and I was showered in blood.
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I flew in on Friday night and at first, it was easy.
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Palm execs flew down to Mexico to woo and win their man.
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Also this year, it flew Venezuela's squad to Colombia, the company said.
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An Air France Concorde flew between Paris and Caracas once a week.
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Power came from generators, and the FARC flag still flew high above.
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The decision flew in the face of best-practices across the West.
|
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But 22012-year-old Stephen C. Paddock flew low under the radar.
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Broken glass flew by me as if shot from a fire hose.
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One of the main fraternity houses flew a handmade "Trump 2020" banner.
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Just one of the messages to Trump as he flew into Missoula.
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Armstrong switched into manual mode and flew to an impromptu landing site.
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On April 1, he flew approximately 7,200 miles from Dubai to Chicago.
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George Matus was 403 years old when he flew his first drone.
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As rain flew sideways, visibility plummeted and it was impossible to travel.
|
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On Tuesday, he flew to Mexico, where he had been granted asylum.
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His authority gone, Mr Morales flew to Mexico, which granted him asylum.
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"I flew over the dam and it looks pretty scary," he said.
|
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Early the next week, he flew to Cleveland for work-related meetings.
|
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Amid the debate, several aspects of Trump's proposal flew under the radar.
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Obama flew to South Africa in 2013 to speak at Mandela's funeral.
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After a day-long visit, Carter flew to the United Arab Emirates.
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A-Rod flew to L.A. before the weekend to be with Jennifer.
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Over $16.9 billion in remittances flew through Hong Kong the same year.
|
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But what if one day, a leader flew in the wrong direction?
|
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In August, I flew roundtrip from Newark New Jersey to Heathrow London.
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They flew off shelves and caught the eye of Kim Kardashian herself.
|
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The longest version, the 189-seat 737-900, first flew in 2000.
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I recently flew into Istanbul from Dubai on my way to London.
|
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In March, Merkel flew to Washington for her first meeting with Trump.
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In the Korean War, he flew 90 combat missions over two tours.
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In fact, Dichter, now 49, remembers the first time he flew private.
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If Earhart flew today, her disappearance would have been much more unlikely.
|
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In January, he flew to Davos to defend globalization and free trade.
|
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On July 22018, Trump flew to Moscow with Ivana and two assistants.
|
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So they flew to California, only to learn Abdullah's condition is terminal.
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If it flew too close to Jupiter and was ripped to pieces.
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A few days after he was released, her parents flew to America.
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They flew me to Italy, and I'm sitting there meeting Luciano Pavarotti.
|
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From there, he flew to Paris and then on to New York.
|
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The day after the infestation, one flew out of Stone's hair dryer.
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As they flew back to the USS Leyte, he was in despair.
|
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I flew out of there howling to the heavens my humble revenge.
|
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The Pukguksong, or Polaris, missile flew 310 miles toward Japan on Wednesday.
|
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The missile flew 310 miles toward Japan, much farther than previous tests.
|
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It's not like he flew over there to save LiAngelo Ball alone!
|
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On Sunday, a second tweet flew around social media, stoking more rumors.
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The children eventually flew out 13 hours later, at 8:43 a.m.
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The generator shook and roared, drowning out the macaws that flew overhead.
|
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Financier Jeffrey Epstein once flew Bill Clinton and Kevin Spacey to Africa
|
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He flew his guitars in, and I just felt safe around him.
|
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Korea's Junhwan Cha practically flew across the ice during the same event.
|
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I flew here from the U.S. due to controlled burn of fire.
|
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Mexican immigration officials said they flew some 60 Cubans home on Friday.
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He flew here late Thursday for face-to-face talks on Friday.
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It flew over my head as a 10 year old, thank God.
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Flew me and my manager out and then we got to work.
|
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"[...]the whole "flewed out" situation, I wasn't saying "flewed," I said "flew.
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Pence and Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao flew down to join him.
|
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So we flew out to Capitol in LA and mixed it there.
|
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Those rules flew out the window once I settled into the South.
|
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So they flew out to Los Angeles and stayed at an Airbnb.
|
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Day 14: The first week was hell, but the second flew by.
|
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I flew in Thursday and me and my cousin drove in Friday.
|
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Yonhap News captured the moment where cash flew out of the car.
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He'd left Puebla on a Friday morning and flew to the borderlands.
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The same two planes flew back to the Maldives on Jan 9.
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TC: You flew cross-country expressly for another of these office hours?
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Two days later I flew to Ohio and I saw my dad.
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Groningen signed him up on an impulse and flew him to Europe.
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He leads NASA's New Horizons mission, which flew by Pluto in 2015.
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Read more:I flew from Beijing to Shanghai on China's domestic budget airline.
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Ali flew to Baghdad, met Saddam and left with 14 American hostages.
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Buttigieg flew to Dallas for an event with Biden early Monday evening.
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As he watched, rapt, nine objects flew through the air in formation.
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But that summer, he still flew to Tanzania for Right to Play.
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In October, I flew to Paris to propose to her in person.
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They boarded Mr. Trump's helicopter, and the three flew to Atlantic City.
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Airborne, we flew out to the sea, like birds escaping a net.
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He then flew to Spain, where he has been mobilizing opposition supporters.
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"V2 rocket flew over the camp," he wrote on April 4, 1945.
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Suddenly, a fly flew from the map, revealing the small island nation.
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Teddy remains in her custody, and flew in for the wedding weekend.
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So, as one does in these moments, I flew into a panic.
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Newsday said he then flew to Louisville, Ky., where his father lives.
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They rekindled earlier this year and sparks flew again like never before.
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Cardinal Law, his credibility in tatters, flew to Rome, and on Dec.
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NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew past the most distant object ever visited.
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"They flew over a motley crew of fabulous New Yorkers," he recalled.
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In an unusual move, French officials flew to Tokyo to weigh in.
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I flew down to Houston to have lunch with H.W. in 2011.
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Where the father flew them and now the son is flying them.
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Chris and I flew home and Kurt met us at the airport.
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But everything changed this morning, when Asgari flew from Geneva to Frankfurt.
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People flew in from all over the world to see the band.
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A few months later, he flew to California to meet my family.
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Amelia Earhart flew here to prepare for her own trans-Atlantic trip.
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The president, once again sated, flew back to Washington in high spirits.
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Nearby, sparks flew where a welder changed track pads on a bulldozer.
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Finally, Schott flew to Washington in early November to meet with Johnson.
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In May 2011, Mr. Neiss flew to Israel and started hanging posters.
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Mr. Trump flew out ahead of schedule, leaving just before 6 p.m.
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Trump flew about 400 miles to this western edge of the state.
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Signs, tin roofs and gates that had been torn free flew about.
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A week later, Kiran flew to Venice, Italy, to go furniture shopping.
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Some people flew to Beijing from all over the country to attend.
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Just as I expected, within minutes a mature bald eagle flew overhead.
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"I flew across the country with American cheese for you," he jokes.
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That is when "Hurricane flew into action," PDSA said in a statement.
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On Monday, it flew amid 15-knot winds with 19-knot gusts.
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Conservationists flew five black rhinos to the Serengeti park in May 2010.
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This time, however, Mr. Trump flew into a different kind of turbulence.
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In 1964, we flew to Saigon to spend a year with him.
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They flew to Bovanenkovo from Yekaterinburg on another flight on March 17.
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To film it, Mr. Smith flew Korbin and his parents to Ohio.
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Bird flew out to deep right field, just missing a grand slam.
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I flew to the Flintridge Riding Club, in La Cañada Flintridge, Calif.
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The Black Hawk flew back to the battlefield at 4:52 p.m.
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After that game, the Yankees flew to Houston, landed at 4 a.m.
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We flew to a small village on the Pacific Coast called Mazunte.
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Of course, said Mr. Davis, who flew helicopters during the Vietnam War.
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He was given the traveler alert card and flew immediately to Mexico.
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In January 2015 he flew out to see what Yaney had built.
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Yet if they flew from Beijing to Guangzhou, it was 61083,61073 steps.
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The F-35 jets flew from an American base in Iwakuni, Japan.
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Those Marines flew into the embassy compound aboard MV-22 Osprey aircraft.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin flew to the city to offer his condolences.
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The missile, which was identified as a Pukguksong-2, flew 310 miles.
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After meeting Mr Modi, Mr Xi flew to the Nepalese capital, Kathmandu.
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Botham Jean's brother, Brandt, flew to Texas from St. Lucia on Saturday.
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Weights flew, I was rarely sore, and each time I got stronger.
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In the Bay Area, people flew in from all over the world.
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Earlier in November, Jenner flew to Houston to support Scott's Astroworld Festival.
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Another dropped a ski and flew through a pair of protective barriers.
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During the Second World War, Wilfred flew for the Royal Air Force.
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DeChambeau's first swing with an 8-iron flew a perfect 160 yards.
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Praise for Mr. Slimane's talent flew thick and fast from the boardroom.
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The words flew out of my mouth, and I immediately felt bad.
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Confidants said he had diabetes and often flew to Brussels for treatment.
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NetJets once flew a plane with no human passengers aboard, said Gallagher.
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In 1999 NATO flew drones from the base during the Kosovo war.
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She flew higher, spun faster, and landed more firmly than anyone else.
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If it feels like it flew by, you're probably not alone there.
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This is what happened when she flew away in the big city.
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Trump flew here Thursday night for a rally to counterprogram the caucuses.
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It flew 489 miles and soared to an altitude of 1,312 miles.
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Wood's parents flew in from Chicago and took her to Sloan Kettering.
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She still flew below the radar, directing the spotlight back on Trump.
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Fighter jets and bombers from the Russian Hmeymim air base flew above.
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Ryder said the missile flew 280 miles into the Sea of Japan.
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Flybe's website says the airline flew about eight million passengers in 2019.
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We flew cross-country again to pay our respects at his funeral.
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According to the embassy, Yuzik flew back to Moscow on Thursday morning.
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At 1:56 P.M. , a plane flew by on the live stream.
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She points to Charles Walker, who flew on three space shuttle missions.
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He landed at Istanbul Ataturk Airport, switched planes and flew to Beirut.
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They boarded a corporate jet with the boxes, and flew to Istanbul.
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We flew circles around production sites to identify where the leaks were.
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More high-margin apparel, home and baby items flew off the shelves.
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Trump flew to Indiana, the home state of another vulnerable Democrat, Sen.
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I flew to Michigan to interview a man who freezes the dead.
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Military helicopters flew there to assess the damage after roads were destroyed.
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It flew next to the Houses of Parliament in London on Friday.
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It flew 85003,162 in 2016, 5,774 in 2015, and 12,978 in 2014.
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A police car flew past him; another officer yelled to get inside.
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Cousin J. flew from London Heathrow to Budapest International Airport via RyanAir.
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It's not unlike the boy who flew too close to the sun.
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A single police helicopter flew low over a sea of blue uniforms.
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Police arrested a number of activists before and after they flew drones.
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So not long after, I flew to Florida and did just that.
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Spark flew slowly toward me and I held my hand underneath it.
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"Chinese jets flew across the center line frequently in 1999," Glaser said.
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" A siren blared, and Washburn's hand flew to her chest—"Oh, God!
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A penalty flag flew, but Jones did not need the do-over.
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Six TIE Fighters flew down and began chasing after the Millennium Falcon.
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The "missiles of October" never flew, and World War III was postponed.
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Finally, the weather cleared and we flew to Kangiqsujuaq just in time.
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"That's gotta stop," Gidley told reporters as Trump flew to West Virginia.
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Mr. Maxwell flew to Chicago — Kraft's headquarters were in nearby Glenview, Ill.
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On Christmas Day, they flew to Seattle from Chicago to visit me.
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Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) — Flew back to Washington from rally March 17Rep.
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Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) — Flew to Washington from Louisville rally April 28Sen.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.) — Flew to NRA convention in Atlanta June 16Sen.
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He flew down to Washington to make his case in person — again.
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It was an incredible experience, but the time flew by so quickly.
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But he then flew wide off a jump and missed a gate.
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Before they flew out of Dycer Airport in Los Angeles on Sept.
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The missile flew over Japan, prompting alerts on cellphones and TV there.
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In 2018, more than 10 million people flew through JFK's terminal 5.
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I screamed at her so hard spittle flew out of my mouth.
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In the '60s planes flew a little lower than they do now.
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Kilimnik flew to New York for one crucial dinner meeting on Aug.
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Mr. Bush flew to Botswana on his friend Harlan Crow's spacious jet.
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The younger flew in from New York City, the older from Boston.
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The pages flew at a rate of about one every thirty seconds.
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He flew back to London shortly after, but we kept in touch.
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A sea bird flew around them, but they paid it no mind.
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A ball flew in a slow, stupid arc toward the waves. Pock!
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The six-man crew flew for 10 days, carrying out numerous experiments.
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Soon they flew by in the dozens, and then in the hundreds.
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So I printed a stack of Watsi profiles and flew to Haiti.
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Venezuelan media outlets reported that he flew from Panama City to Caracas.
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Then he flew to Las Vegas to play for the Charlotte Bobcats.
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Gasper flew to Florida and arrested O'Connor with Horne in September 2012.
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On Thursday, a Mexican federal police plane flew dozens of Haitians home.
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He flew from Los Angeles to New York to attend the meeting.
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We flew over to the States—the whole thing was really weird.
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Read more: I flew on one of the 'worst airlines in America.
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They may not see again the exact fighter jets or trainers they flew, but it was easy to feel the emotional pull of what the old planes -- and those who flew them -- meant to each other. Lieut. Col.
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In fact, the two outer cores being used for the Falcon Heavy's first flight have done this landing routine before: one flew in May 2016 and the other flew for a space station resupply mission in August 2016.
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The group reportedly flew on a private jet to an undisclosed city in central Mexico, then met up with Guzmán's 29-year-old son Alfredo Guzmán, who flew with them on a small plane into the Sierra Madre.
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Comparing Apollo astronauts who have died with other astronauts who either never flew in orbital missions or only flew in low Earth orbit, Dr. Delp and his colleagues found a higher rate of cardiovascular deaths among Apollo astronauts.
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One problem, the officials said, is that the 2013 rules were written against the backdrop of operations at the time in Yemen, in which drones based abroad flew over the country, took planned shots and flew out again.
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Four days before the raid was supposed to launch, McRaven flew to Afghanistan.
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Yassine came in and said I had ten minutes left, which flew by.
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In 2016 5.4m people flew with Spirit, up 13.4% on the year before.
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After Mr Sall pardoned him in 2016, Mr Wade immediately flew to Qatar.
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She flew into a rage and kicked Lizzie, and her baby, to death.
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Lochte flew home to the U.S. on Tuesday, leaving just Feigen in Rio.
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We know Kim Jong-un flew to Singapore on an Air China jet.
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Earlier this month, she flew to Stockholm to receive a jubilee honorary doctorate.
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A few months later, Rose flew to Knoxville and dropped off his equipment.
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She was called Birdie because when she jumped, she flew through the air.
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Indeed, in 1992 amid massive press coverage, Bill flew back to Arkansas days
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Artemis Westenberg, below, flew to DC from Rotterdam, the Netherlands, for the march.
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He never flew on planes, preferring to drive cross-country in his car.
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On October 28, 2015, the Cassini probe flew through these plumes, collecting samples.
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Solomon's parents flew to Rome in the hopes of helping with the investigation.
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Dumala flew to her native Hyderabad days later for her husband's last rites.
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Flew to Airlie Beach for a sailing trip and then back to Brisbane.
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First an IL-38 propeller-engine maritime patrolling plane flew past the vessel.
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Five years later, Park-Pettiford flew home to Phoenix to bury his brother.
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The mag that holds the film flew off and unspooled down the street.
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But thousands still scale it, tunnel under it and even flew over it.
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The first female balloon flew in 1929, then not again until the '80s.
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Reuters flew in reinforcements from around the region to help cover the events.
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They flew out on March 4, hours after the Skripals were found unconscious.
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Unfortunately, the flyer didn't get the hint and flew back onto the field.
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The dragon then snatched up her corpse in his claws and flew away.
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Investigators flew helicopters over the wreckage in search of bodies, FOX 5 said.
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She flew to Europe and Asia to attend industry conferences and trade shows.
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Glenn flew 149 combat missions in World War II and the Korean War.
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"One day, and I'm serious, it flew off into the ocean," Miller says.
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It was Kennedy who flew out to Colorado to perform his swearing in.
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Instead I flew forever for a sunburn that needed a case of Advil.
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These U.S. astronauts previously flew aboard Russian spacecraft to get to the ISS.
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He flew out of Tehran with Lebanon's security chief Abbas Ibrahim on Tuesday.
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The time flew by and these guys had me in stitches all night.
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On our way out, I noticed the flags that flew around the stadium.
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There were a variety of reactions: some flew away after being poked twice.
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Something BRILLIANT just flew across the Phoenix sky around 8:30 this evening!
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When I flew home to Montana, there was an email from Shine waiting.
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" She added: "I flew out to see him; that's why I'm still here.
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And then summer came to an end and Fly flew back to Atlanta.
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Our newest transportation colleague Tom Pallini flew round trip to Los Angeles. Normal.
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So Moore flew a drone over to see what was on the menu.
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And he flew his family out, they had a little vacation halfway through.
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George Kalogridis, president of Walt Disney World, flew back to Florida from Shanghai.
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The flight records show that he flew from Milan to Moscow on Oct.
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First Ms. Pham flew to Beijing, where she waited for a fake passport.
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Lea Michele, Jonathan Groff, Gideon Glick, and half a dozen more flew in.
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In preparation for the film, she flew to Oregon to meet Harding herself.
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Cave-diving experts flew in from several countries to help with the rescue.
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Andrew flew out early and was at Prince's home the day he died.
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The black Islamic State flag still flew from the mosque's minaret on Sunday.
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Israeli forces said the Syrian aircraft flew about 1.2 miles into its airspace.
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If someone just flew into some bumpiness, they let the next pilots know.
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People cheered, danced and flew flags with its new rose-and-star logo.
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Thematically, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest has much in common with Maniac.
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