What was really endearing about the piece was the fliers — all the handmade fliers that she had.
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Delta said it has more than 11,000 fliers traveling daily between the United States and India, and that the new agreement would allow its fliers to earn miles and gain perks, such as lounge access for premium fliers, abroad.
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Zone 214 passengers have purchased carry-on bags; Zone 29 fliers are toward the back of the plane; Zone 4 fliers are toward the front of the plane.
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T.S.A. expects to screen an average of 210 million fliers a day this year during this period; the average at other times of the year is two million fliers.
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Fox News host Greg Gutfeld held it up as campus speech run amok, making the story about an ill-considered response to the fliers, rather than the fliers themselves.
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She spent five hours posting fliers on Manhattan utility poles.
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Airpod was developed by two Slovenian businessmen and frequent fliers.
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The fliers were the handiwork of Vahid Pourkay's print shop.
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We became frequent fliers at urgent care clinics and ERs.
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Among the year's other high fliers, Netflix slid 0.23 percent.
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Most fliers buy simple roundtrip tickets and won't be affected.
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Consider it this way: one out of every 21,215 fliers.
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Travelers include a mix of both business and pleasure fliers.
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The Marshals confiscated all Trotter devices, promotional signage and fliers.
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For high fliers, the path ahead is paved in gold.
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Most Americans aren't frequent fliers, and the program cost $85.
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No one has claimed responsibility for the fliers in Queens.
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Should they hand out fliers at the upcoming food festival?
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She said the association had no involvement with the fliers.
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Fliers circulated across Atlanta in the weeks after he disappeared.
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Many fliers in the show are specific to the neighborhood.
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The airport expects more than 300,000 fliers on Sunday alone.
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Hopper also distanced himself from the fliers' white supremacist content.
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Canva, which helps you design posters, fliers, and social media posts.
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International fliers are required by law to report amounts over $10,000.
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Some commercial drone fliers have not bothered to get a license.
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But 75 years later, fliers find themselves in a different position.
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And fliers should note that restrictions could vary slightly by route.
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Kouniaki's attackers had been passing out Golden Dawn fliers only moments
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Frequent fliers are seeing those inexpensive upgrade offers, too, of course.
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A meditation teacher offers seven ways for anxious fliers to relax.
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So do thousands of fliers on both sides of the aisle.
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We would go out on the street and hand out fliers.
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Among the most-frequent fliers, that figure rose to 78 percent.
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Similar fliers have gone up in Nebraska, Washington State and Pennsylvania.
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Her fliers didn't feature her photograph, to avoid charges of immodesty.
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Students balled up protest fliers and threw them in his face.
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Mr. Lehrer mentioned the fliers Tuesday during an interview with Gov.
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United is staying mum on which fliers get asked to dine.
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We took a look at the fliers that tell its story.
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Anti-Muslim sentiments circulated on fliers and in social media posts.
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Some messages included photos of dismembered bodies or fake police fliers.
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Members of the activist group Gays Against Guns handed out fliers.
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And Kobe Bryant was one of the area's most frequent fliers.
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Fliers may find extra inspections of their devices at security lanes.
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Some participants this week posted pictures of themselves with the fliers.
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"It was like a stampede to get fliers," Mr. Delgado said.
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Many fliers board early, at the "traveling with small children" announcement.
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Through fliers and zines, punk reinforced itself as a political tool.
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Supporters in the Chicago neighborhood of Pilsen were posting "know your rights" fliers and encouraging residents to post the fliers, which say, "The family that resides in this home knows their legal rights," at their homes.
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Why It Matters to Fliers Mr. Studdiford said fingerprint identification would someday eliminate the need for fliers to show their boarding passes or photo IDs at security checkpoints; they would also have reduced interaction with T.S.A. personnel.
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United Airlines recently introduced more than 20 cocktails in its new United Polaris lounges, reserved for United Polaris business and first class fliers as well as international business and first class fliers on Star Alliance partner airlines.
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Forcing fliers to shell out for soft drinks may follow, Surry said.
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U.S. fliers headed to those regions this week should prepare for disruptions.
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The protesters stayed for several hours, handing out fliers and waving signs.
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Frequent fliers and happy juice will take on a whole new meaning.
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The two doormen put out fliers in the neighborhood to solicit donations.
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At least four bars received the fliers, according to WTVF NewsChannel 5.
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Protesters handed out fliers and talked to attendees as they passed by.
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The fliers directed readers to The Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi website.
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Worried fliers can check the 2018 update of the list at ec.europa.
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Instead, they'll be on the streets on San Francisco, handing out fliers.
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"We can make some fliers for museum goers," Ms. Goldin mused playfully.
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"They left fliers, which hasn't happened in years," Mr. Tutino, 57, said.
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Hawk: It was first on loudspeakers, and then it was on fliers.
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Historically, fliers have ordered special meals because of religious or medical reasons.
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Clear says it can speed fliers through checkpoints while maintaining tight security.
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Fliers who use the screeners must be part of the PreCheck program.
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"Fliers will be able to guide themselves through security checkpoints," he said.
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Something other than bats must have turned the butterflies into daytime fliers.
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It helps that he's not asking for money, just giving out fliers.
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Hawaiian Airlines offers free stopovers in Honolulu for fliers with international itineraries.
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The airlines do not release figures on the number of frequent fliers.
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ATLANTA — The fliers appeared suddenly on a crisp morning in early November.
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Q. Should fliers today assume every plane carries a dog or another pet?
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That doesn&apost deter people, despite someone handing out fliers for another party.
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Asia accounted for the lightest fliers with 71 percent less than 150 pounds.
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Caps on repayment mean high-fliers do not end up paying back fortunes.
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"Within an hour there had been fliers made," Kimber, now 29, tells PEOPLE.
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Private JetPrivate fliers often get full control of their lighting for maximum rest.
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As the number of fliers have increased, its staff of screeners has shrunk.
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Her distraught family is also searching for her, posting fliers everywhere they can.
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And why feature two dueling kite-fliers as the meat of the narrative?
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For starters, she knows who the regular fliers are and what they like.
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Officials have not determined who sent the fliers at this time, Bryan said.
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These little fliers from about 1870 to 1900 advertised food and other products.
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Sometimes they just left fliers, while other times visits led to extended conversations.
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Military aviators were not eligible; the contest was open only to private fliers.
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It has taken to circulating fliers of Mr. Bellino with a Pinocchio schnoz.
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An open-air terrace is open to fliers in all classes of travel.
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Throughout the cobbled streets of the old town, people were handing out fliers.
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Frequent fliers thought they were already familiar with the equipment on board.6.
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United fliers have a new way to exchange currencies and score bonus miles.
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In past months, fliers of Nigerian skies already had been experiencing big problems.
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The market women went door to door, passing out T-shirts and fliers.
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SPLRCL as its highest fliers face regulatory threats and challenges to user growth.
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He put up fliers and asked passers-by if they had seen Sunny.
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Though the university's president urged dialogue, her letter failed to address the fliers.
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Union members handed out fliers explaining their position as partygoers entered the museum.
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For example: After the first fliers appeared on campus the morning of Nov.
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Atomwaffen put up neo-Nazi fliers and stickers and had a YouTube channel.
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The new report documented racist fliers covering photos of black historical figures outside the University of South Carolina's African-American studies program, as well as fliers at multiple schools encouraging students to report undocumented immigrants to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Canyon Ranch created a series of videos that help fliers cut down on stiffness.
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Under TSA's PreCheck, for an $85 fee fliers share personal information and are fingerprinted.
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Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson emphasized that the service needed to retain experienced fliers.
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But one possible reason for the lower fees is that many fliers avoid taxis.
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The fliers ask residents to call in tips to a toll-free phone number.
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The Tumblr also features videos of performances and fliers for shows showing the 23st.
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It's a bad security idea, but it keeps both frequent fliers and airlines happy.
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Frequent fliers trying to stick to a budget could get some help starting Monday.
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However, perhaps of greatest disappointment to fliers, customers won't be able to stream video.
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There were plenty of impeccably-timed shots of high-fliers captured mid-air, too.
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While skipping security isn't an option, there are ways fliers can shorten their waits.
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Separately, carriers are nudging fliers to pay extra to avoid the dreaded middle seat.
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Throughout September, the department posted fliers outside commissaries in some of its 104 facilities.
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If so, I'd expect them to attempt to mandate background checks for potential fliers.
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"Rob Portman is fighting for Ohio workers and families," reads one of the fliers.
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The Tumblr also features videos of performances and fliers for shows showing the 31st.
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Even if the additions turn out to be svelte fliers, that would be fine.
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Jimmy Van Bramer, the neighborhood's councilman, came across the fliers on his morning run.
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To play gigs you were stealing access to a Xerox machine and making fliers.
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I liked the fliers (I know, penguins don't count) — witches, geese, stages and churches.
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He passed out fliers for the annual yo-yo contest at the Princess Theater.
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The fliers said new distributors could ultimately earn the equivalent of $75,000 a year.
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"Fifty years ago [anti-Semites] had to share notes and fliers," he told me.
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Preboarding: Customers with disabilities; Mint (premium class); and Mosaic (high frequent flier status) fliers.
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And Boy Scout fliers in several states have advertised opportunities for "Girl Scouts," too.
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He contacted schools and dance studios and handed out fliers at nightclubs and discos.
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You can also leave fliers about domestic-violence resources on a building bulletin board.
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Update What can fliers expect at airports this summer from the Transportation Security Administration?
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Even so, 45 percent of fliers said they would buy a "basic economy" fare.
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Yet mechanical hurdles proved less cumbersome to women fliers than society's skepticism and disdain.
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The extremely rich don't see even first-class fliers, let alone those in coach.
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In Whitehall, N.Y., 15 minutes away, students were given fliers showing Mr. Sawyer's face.
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The ETF also holds well-known U.S. tech high-fliers Nvidia and Intuitive Surgical.
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According to a source present, some employees inside cheered as protesters handed out fliers.
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Fliers posted around campus seek students interested in joining the golf and track teams.
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The phrase on the fliers is associated with the white supremacist Ku Klux Klan.
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Mr. Begaye said loan sharks have started circling, leaving fliers on cars and doorsteps.
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In particular, the floats from high-fliers like WeWork, Peloton, Cloudflare, DataDog, and SmileDirectClub.
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And why print gaudy tickets that resemble nightclub fliers spliced with Monster Energy drinks?
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Mr. Coffin said he recruited wrestlers for his team by posting fliers in the school.
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They're holding rallies, mounting pro-Trump counter-protests, and putting fliers up on college campuses.
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Two fliers of the 21956th Bomber Command clad in high-altitude flying clothes on Sept.
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The site surveyed more than 2,000 fliers and 34% disagreed, while 7% had no opinion.
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Thousands of fliers have been sent to supporters providing the addresses of their caucus locations.
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Fliers are urged to check with their carriers before heading to the PA's airports tomorrow.
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It is unclear when the fliers went up or if the same people were involved.
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From jokes to tips for next time, fellow fliers reacted to her ordeal on Twitter.
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Castro seemed shaken by DeJesus' 2004 disappearance, even handing out fliers with the girl's photos.
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The suspect was first sighted tearing down fliers at a library on Sunday, officials said.
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Sponsored by far more mechanical fliers — JetBlue — the shows feature both natural and trained behaviors.
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Countless New Yorkers have pondered the ubiquitous subway fliers for the mystic consultant named Keano.
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Anti-Semitic fliers began showing up on campuses as an attempt to sway young minds.
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For nervous fliers, the numbers contained within the research do not make for comfortable reading.
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And so frequent fliers like Mr. Pellegriti are having to learn a new consumer calculus.
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"Miley also shared photos of fliers on campus that remind employees to watch for "tailgators.
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Like airlines and frequent fliers, I give people who are important to me priority booking.
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Transferring among them requires connecting fliers to pass through security again at their new terminal.
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A man donning a fur hat ripped one of the fliers down within a minute.
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And even when he compares his airline miles with other frequent fliers, he usually wins.
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Moving through the airport is becoming increasingly high-tech and, for many frequent fliers, faster.
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The fliers introduced his family and asked his neighbors for their support in the survey.
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According to the company's research, food and beverage "is not a key factor" for fliers.
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Last week, however, Mr. Seddio came under fire after his team sent out misleading fliers.
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They knocked on doors, left fliers and drove the streets broadcasting on fire truck bullhorns.
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Bounced around like a schizophrenic firecracker, Handing out missing persons fliers that bore your image.
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Workers were passing out fliers in Bushwick and Williamsburg, areas that were the hardest hit.
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And last year protesters dropped 10,000 fliers about workers rights from the museum's spiral rotunda.
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A Minecraft public session starts with community organizations putting up fliers and spreading the word.
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For years, fliers from movie and television location scouts turned up in Alan Bennett's mailbox.
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Fliers with advice about safe sleeping are posted prominently in families' rooms, Mr. McGinn said.
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The agency issued a warning that only confirmed fliers should attempt outbound travel from LaGuardia.
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This includes yard signs, fliers, listings on the firm's website or emails to agent groups.
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Hundreds of thousands of law-abiding hobby fliers have taken to the skies with enthusiasm.
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Certain elite-level frequent fliers also are able to reserve the seats with no fee.
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If that failed, he would have to start advertising with fliers and posts on Facebook.
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There are fliers plastered on the walls and a daily schedule of the center's events.
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As of mid-January, for example, Virgin Atlantic Upper Class fliers departing from Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey can head to the airline's Clubhouse, the lounge for Upper Class fliers, to imbibe cocktails courtesy of the popular Cuban-inspired Lower Manhattan bar BlackTail.
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Allowing airports to run like businesses with greater authority to raise and spend their own revenues (including reversing the current flow of fliers' ticket tax dollars to airports they never use) would help airports provide fliers with much better service and access to more flights.
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The two formed a band named after a supermarket chain and began making fliers for it.
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Other fliers were outraged over the cancellations, with some taking to Twitter to vent their frustrations.
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On the bulletin board, there are fliers saying that no military recruitment is allowed on site.
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Indeed, the acronym was coined by Jim Cramer to refer specifically to large tech high-fliers.
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She told the newspaper she only had her phone, a pen and campaign fliers with her.
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Shortly after the crime, a local neighborhood association handed out fliers with a sketch of Moen.
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In turn, this is sparking questions about whether the TSA will be prepared for more fliers.
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Sanders fliers were handed out on street corners and posted in the windows of Brooklyn townhouses.
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But according to a recent survey, a quarter of fliers have never heard of the service.
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The clip shows someone riding around the world's most beloved cities, putting up Major Lazer fliers.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is anticipating a record number of fliers over the Thanksgiving holiday.
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They distribute fliers using the pictures and phone numbers of debtors and advertising for sexual services.
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Put fliers on bus shelters, she said, or in coffee shops, or yell from the rooftops.
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Fliers were required to deplane and take another flight about three hours later than originally scheduled.
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Aside from the color, these changes may be too subtle for most casual fliers to register.
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Security lowdown: All fliers undergo security screening in the main terminal at one of three checkpoints.
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Organizers said some of the event's fliers had been taken down or modified before Wintrich's arrival.
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Hess put up fliers around town, and her story was picked up by the local newspaper.
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I will not do this if I am back on the road handing out fliers again.
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His fliers accused his opponents of only running on "Platitudes, Promises and Slogans," according to WaPo.
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In the sky above, the B-29 fliers were feeling the effects of wind and flames.
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Finally, as the election date approached my friend gave me fliers, posters and balloons to distribute.
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Mr. Carlson said he did not know why the fliers got so much attention this week.
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They left fliers on doors, and invited new members to form choirs and sing at Mass.
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Fliers can also purchase Shortcut Boarding for about $10 one way to get into Zone 2.
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Organizers began to hand out fliers that read, "We, the 99 percent," the slogan's first iteration.
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Alex Lazar, 58, has a shoe box full of fliers from his early days of clubbing.
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But their actions -- two fliers to members -- show they are intent on trying to defeat Sanders.
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The organization distributed around 1,500 fliers in shelters for single adults last week, Ms. Routhier said.
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Also complicating those calls is the simple fact that for many leisure fliers, price is paramount.
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Tote bags come with fliers warning that misconduct can lead to prison or a hefty fine.
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Help-wanted fliers are printed daily and handed out to people visiting private social services groups.
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Ms. Hanh wrote fliers and taught a core group of workers how to organize and strike.
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Leaving the museum, Mr. Tobocman walked down Avenue C. Few wheat-pasted fliers could be seen.
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American and United prohibit basic fliers from bringing aboard luggage that requires space in overhead bins.
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They offered luxury of a quality that freezing, fear-addled fliers in the twenties scarcely imagined.
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In some cases, vandals attached the fliers to posters encouraging people to vote on Nov. 6.
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" A "Revolutionary Left" stand distributing buttons and fliers was emblazoned with the slogan "Macron get lost!
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Adler showed in court fliers that advertised in Chinese a similar-sounding event for that day.
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"Per our leadership," the order said, immigration judges did not have the authority to post fliers.
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"Per our leadership," the order said, immigration judges did not have the authority to post fliers.
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Flights on partner airlines offer miles, but fliers may need more of them to achieve status.
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The authorities began sharing photographs and descriptions of the teenagers on missing persons fliers on Wednesday.
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Air Force fliers could use the same gear to aim early, optically-guided bombs and missiles.
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Though workers quickly made the fliers disappear, students were already passing photos from cellphone to cellphone.
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Others have criticized university president Denise Trauth for not condemning the fliers quickly or aggressively enough.
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VICE News asked if the fliers represented a recruitment campaign or were simply meant to shock.
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Days earlier, volunteers gathered in the same park to pass out fliers seeking information in Maleah's disappearance.
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There were fliers plastered all over the building in which he indeed looked like a Vegas magician.
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People used to have to go through 40 different tools to make a PowerPoint presentation or fliers.
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Sometimes, the response is more traditional: "Fliers posted in his neighborhood that he cooperated," one judge reported.
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According to reports from FACT, some fliers were given out at the Independent Label Market in Spitalfields.
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But this time, it's to prevent fliers from putting large electronics, like laptops, into their checked luggage.
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"We are not really satisfied with his seeming support of the message of the fliers," Overley said.
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In the video, Annalise cites her "personal struggles" — the death of her husband, the fliers around campus.
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"For bargain prices they treat customers like full fare fliers when it comes to changes," Leocha says.
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She said she also helped him pass out fliers during his 1982 campaign for circuit-court judge.
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When most kids had paper routes, I was handing out fliers for candidates, collecting signatures for ballots.
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However, their Basic Economy fliers ca not select their own seats and receive fewer frequent flier miles.
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Qantas, the largest airline in Australia, has started selling Ettitude in its online portal to frequent fliers.
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Since then, it's been filling regional direct-mail needs, from bills and tax forms to political fliers.
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Although the white kids weren't actually putting the fliers in, [the black kids] would beat them up.
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Kaplan, however, suggested that might not be the most favorable course of action—for carriers or fliers.
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"The fliers attempted to brand the organization as a 'fraternity dedicated to survival and fitness,'" Mistich wrote.
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" Blacklidge told the paper that his campaign workers watched Bailie take and replace his fliers "multiple times.
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For frequent fliers who prefer a carry-on, it makes sense to spend your money on Away.
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Airlines might be more concerned about alienating loyal frequent fliers if they thought travelers had more alternatives.
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Property managers were also distributing fliers that warn children against walking in the woods alone at night.
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FREEHOLD, N.J. — Families packed the Walmart here Thursday evening, fliers in hand and a mission in mind.
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After the attacks in Brussels on March 22, Ms. Atlegrim's friends circulated fliers reporting her as missing.
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Two riders told Reuters they first noticed laminated fliers with Wi-Fi instructions in vans in April.
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Southwest had minimized operating costs and lured fliers from legacy carriers by offering cheap, bare-bones flights.
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"Cynthia Nixon rides the subway every day," riders have been told on her bold-type fliers underground.
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"Air miles should be axed to deter frequent fliers, advises report," blared a headline in The Guardian.
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"It is disgusting; it is insulting; it is juvenile," he said of the fliers' anti-union messaging.
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Mr. Duers said multiple emails were sent to residents, and fliers were distributed explaining the project timeline.
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Nate Appleman, the company's vice president of culinary, said part of the reason is requests by fliers.
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"He was giving out fliers to people, and I had to tell him to stop," he said.
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Many of them had found their way to TOP through fliers that advertised $143-an-hour work.
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They were used on fliers, and —— Callimachi: The pamphlet was something called the charter of the city.
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A schoolteacher in Atlanta told me that over the weekend K.K.K. fliers were strewn around his suburb.
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The fliers would become mini obituaries, with the names of the firms and floors where they worked.
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This is the one built by the fliers themselves — those who managed to survive — for their dead.
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The discussion then turned to tabling on campus, fliers, banner drops and their 1,000-student list-serve.
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Fliers there and elsewhere shared photos and videos of the long lines and the delays they faced.
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This year there is a sexual harassment hotline, fliers warning against misconduct, and a predominantly female jury.
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Most big U.S. airlines had enacted flexible rebooking policies for fliers ticketed to fly to the region.
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There will be fliers with pictures and stacks of files and the child's own opinions to consider.
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Ask a neighbor to watch for packages, fliers and restaurant menus, as those can pile up, too.
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Some of the ways China keeps its skies safe are familiar — sometimes, annoyingly so — to frequent fliers.
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Political parties have long used the information to target their fliers, phone calls and door-knocking campaigns.
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Despite seeing many of his fellow fliers killed or wounded, Farré made it out of the war unscathed.
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Aero has been around since 2010, quietly prototyping fliers at its headquarters deep, deep in the South Bay.
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The suspects weren&apost students and didn&apost have permission to post the fliers on campus, police said.
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That does not mean all fliers ignore models, according to Steve Hafner, CEO of travel booking website KAYAK.
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Trump's campaign, by contrast, initially distributed fliers listing the campaign's national delegate candidates that were riddled with errors.
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In Iowa, mailboxes are filling with fliers that warn he would open up the borders to unfettered immigration.
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Fliers that were handed out included the phone numbers of politicians and lists of specific gun control policies.
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Frequent fliers often find themselves with hefty phone bills, and global travelers can drain their roaming data allowance.
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SpaceX's first test crew includes two people, Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley, who are veteran fliers at NASA.
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Among other high fliers this year, Netflix sank 28.9 percent and the Philadelphia semiconductor index dropped 28.2 percent.
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But many fliers are just sick of being charged for every little service, including getting a taxi home.
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Meantime, activists organized search parties, plastered missing-person fliers around the city's West Side and gathered anonymous tips.
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He said they would go into schools and they would put things — racist fliers — in black children's lockers.
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But if fliers choose to book three one-way segments instead, that change fee could skyrocket to $600.
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However, what this process does not require is that DJI drone fliers register with their local aviation authorities.
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Among other high fliers this year, Netflix sank 2816.11 percent and the Philadelphia semiconductor index dropped 24.5 percent.
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He posted photos showing he'd distributed Identity Evropa recruitment fliers on a college campus, and discussed paying dues.
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Officials from the Interior Ministry and Cairo Airport described them as experienced fliers with no known political affiliations.
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The consistent leaders were often fast fliers and occupied the first position in the group of flying birds.
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Youngsters in colored vests handing out fliers vastly outnumbered actual voters as candidates searched for hands to shake.
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Try posting on the internet without buying a computer, or making fliers without paying for paper and ink.
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So the airlines gave those empty first-class seats to frequent fliers to reward and encourage their loyalty.
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Cantwell, 36, from Keene, New Hampshire, was among the featured attendees listed in online fliers promoting the event.
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Distributing fliers seeking recruits with "a desire to better themselves," they were then put to work selling drugs.
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"Hopefully, fliers would go into security with their food already separated like they do their toiletries," he said.
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The police created an incident report regarding the fliers but no arrests have been made, Ms. Rangel said.
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With the San Pedro band Minutemen on board, Swezey advertised $12.50 tickets with photocopied fliers and sold 115.
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With the expansion across the pond, JetBlue is particularly focused on making premium cabins affordable for more fliers.
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Menace permeates their first date: Missing-person fliers litter the drive-in; the man exhibits a cruel streak.
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An airline, for example, might offer more intrastate upgrades for fliers in a competitive marketplace like Los Angeles.
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On weekends, I walked around Brooklyn placing fliers advertising my father's business under the windshield wipers of cars.
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And tickets are still expensive enough to be a major purchase for most fliers, especially around the holidays.
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But the importance of fliers in 1988 is clear — and they still evoke strong memories for old ravers.
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Fliers called out for secondary inspection are entitled to a translator if they have difficulty communicating in English.
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But in the moment, as pretty fearful fliers (as at least three of us were), this was bad.
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As does Maria Cruz, 56, of Washington Heights, who hands out fliers in Times Square for Lazzara's Pizza.
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High-fliers like BuzzFeed, HuffPost, Vice and Vox have all had to lay off staff in recent months.
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The SAS premium lounge in Oslo has a "daylight booster zone" that exposes fliers to artificial bright light.
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They chanted and handed out fliers, and, at later rallies, Mr. López Rivera sometimes called in from prison.
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Dr. Dao's treatment touched a nerve among fliers, who have been squeezing into smaller seats on crowded aircraft.
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Some of the country&aposs airports use facial recognition to identify fliers and direct them to their gate.
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Premium economy fliers get roomier, more comfortable seats with in-seat power outlets, better meals and priority boarding.
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"And these were frequent fliers, people getting arrested a couple of times a month before that," he says.
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Beyond paper fliers, law enforcement around the world did not have established systems to share the information online.
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Fliers have begun circulating across Atlanta, showing Cunningham's magnetic smile and urging anyone with information to call 911.
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Police are distributing the fliers to businesses and leaving them on parked cars around the city, he said.
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Alaska Airlines offered a post on its website this month with tips for fliers hoping to earn status.
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She remembered suggesting that reporters call relatives listed on the fliers and write short sketches about the missing.
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The best attribute there might have been the graffiti in the women's bathroom politely wishing fliers safe travels.
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Delta's primary hub is Atlanta, and most repeat customers live nearby and are frequent fliers with the airline.
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First up, Ethan Kerswell of Extreme Fliers, a drone company that first reached public attention on Dragon's Den.
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But by a slip of the keyboard, those fliers promise a much higher prize than he can actually offer.
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The small community responded with prayers, social media campaigns and thousands of fliers ensuring that Jayme's face was everywhere.
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By then the current questions about the safety of the 737 Max could be long forgotten by many fliers.
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So all that's left is the courage to let go and swing into the arms of their fellow fliers.
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However, it's a bit tricky for conscientious fliers to figure out just how much they're contributing to climate change.
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We've reached out to the Santa Clara Police Department for more information and to request images of the fliers.
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The American Identity Movement does not shy away from its posting of fliers, often photographing them for social media.
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When a train car was empty, all three would place little fliers in between the plastic cover for advertisements.
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Along with the drawings, she gives away fliers with information about her disorder and the transformative power of art.
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The Identity Evropa fliers are also not the first time Purdue's campus has been targeted by white nationalist groups.
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There, fliers don't only get ample legroom and actual dinner and glassware, the pampered passengers get poached eggs, too.
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After fliers aired their grievances on Twitter, the budget airline decided to assuage them with bonus Rapid Rewards points.
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Before the protests, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi banned the shirts, along with fliers promoting the Bersih 4 events.
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They pin fliers in bodegas and go door to door trying to connect them with people who can help.
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Soon she said goodbye to her 70-year-old roommate, quit passing out fliers, and decided to attend college.
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He got odd jobs handing out fliers and working at a local mall in Queens, where he grew up.
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Maybe the Knights could consider asking the dudes who hand out the hooker fliers to hand out Knights tickets?
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Lupe Garza-Martinez, the drummer of Sin Orden, has a collection of doom-laden illustrated fliers and show posters.
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Despite the difficulty of the routines and the remarkable spectacle of it all, the fliers left class barely winded.
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So a couple of fliers thought staging a mini-fight club was a good way to pass the time.
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The lead-up to each vote resembled a political campaign, with each side dropping fliers and sending email missives.
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Jesse Jackson's appearance at the school and accused administrators of taking her protest fliers, a charge the school denied.
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Before the game, a few protesters handed out fliers outside the stadium where Man City played local outfit Kitchee.
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To get the best prices, fliers stopping at two or more cities now need to book several individual tickets.
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Fliers were placed around neighborhoods searching for the perpetrators and asking neighbors to help by contacting the police department.
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The channel of white nationalist group American Identity Movement, famous for distributing fliers on college campuses, is still up.
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That rate was dramatically higher than the industry's overall complaint rate of 1.9 per 100,000 fliers, the DOT said.
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I was going to art school as a designer and ended up doing promoters and artists' fliers and artwork.
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"Discover the Mystery of the Psychic," read Keano's fliers, which bear an all-seeing eye in a white pyramid.
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The third and final aircraft finally made it to Shanghai on Wednesday afternoon with the unlucky fliers on board.
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"They told us we would be fired if we took the fliers that Frank left us," Mr. Lopez said.
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Upstairs, there was a lounge, bar, or restaurant, sometimes, but not always, restricted to business or first class fliers.
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The FlyNYC festival brings kite fliers and musicians together at Pier 1 in Riverside Park South in Manhattan. Noon.
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Airlines also have been monitoring social media and assisting fliers in real time to help them reach their destinations.
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Fliers able to travel on Tuesdays or Wednesdays appeared to have the best shot of snagging JetBlue's lowest fares.
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For some frequent fliers, as a result, the new if lesser prize is an automatic upgrade to premium economy.
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Mordukhovich said there isn't a lot of research on frequent fliers, although logic suggests that they face similar exposures.
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Frustrated fliers like Camille Davies-Mandel of Maplewood, New Jersey still faced multihour waits at airport lines on Wednesday.
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"Always upbeat, great fliers make the best of their situation no matter where they're sitting," one print ad says.
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The colors of the uniform — plum, thistle and cardinal as opposed to the standard blue — may surprise frequent fliers.
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What's more, they're paying millions more for radio ads, fliers and get-out-the-vote efforts, the paper noted.
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Theresa Chapman, a senior who was handing out fliers and pins for Planned Parenthood on campus, saw things differently.
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The center-row seats feature the option to lower the privacy panels for a shared experience between adjacent fliers.
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Mr. England said that the average wait time in a security line for T.S.A. PreCheck fliers is five minutes.
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American Airlines started prioritizing wellness after conducting customer surveys and running focus groups with fliers about what they want.
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Mr. Gianaris said Amazon's fliers, some of which urged residents to call him, did not have the desired effect.
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In August, vitriolic campaign materials, including fliers calling homosexuality "a tragedy of a family," circulated in Melbourne and Sydney.
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For other rebookings, fliers may be responsible for any fare difference between their original ticket and the new booking.
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"The most important part of their work is to make posters, to hand out fliers and to make videos."
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Analyzing data from 1983 to 2000, the board found more than 95 percent of fliers involved in accidents survived.
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TURKISH AIRLINES Authentic Turkish cuisine prepared daily from scratch is offered to economy fliers of this Istanbul-based airline.
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She said that the circulation of anonymous fliers and posters "really shook the nation," not "really shoot the nation."
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For example, fliers from 2018 and 2019 encouraged women and girls to "practice safe sex" but did not elaborate.
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The fight began last week after the union began distributing fliers to members, comparing the candidates' stances on policy.
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Fliers advertising investment-for-citizenship programs in other countries can be found in the lobbies of luxury apartment buildings.
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He and his staff have mailed tens of thousands of fliers that have included information in English and Spanish.
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In this as in Lacey's previous novel, "Nobody Is Ever Missing," characters stumble upon fliers printed with cryptic entreaties.
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This year, he noticed fliers in his neighborhood entreating people to buy their plots before the tax went up.
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A location team does a certain amount of "cold-scouting," like ringing doorbells and pushing fliers through mail slots.
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The hard drives were filled with marketing fliers, written by bankers, who sold cum-ex with an antigovernment pitch.
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Once, at age 1003, she was arrested during a protest outside a supermarket while distributing fliers about pesticide risks.
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And for most of these fliers, the artist or graphic designer is lost to history — a real missed opportunity.
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With the third iteration of the Micro Drone, Extreme Fliers have given their handheld quadcopter an optical hardware overhaul.
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Most big airlines enacted weather waivers that allow fliers to change plans without paying change fees or additional charges.
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Are you loaded up on high-fliers that have greater odds of suffering steep drops if the market tanks?
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Fascinated by the fliers, Ms. Kay collected some at her desk and took them to a meeting on Sept.
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Her family had created "missing" fliers for Lisa and posted them around the Melrose Houses and on social media.
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And instead of having addresses or even website URLs, fliers had phone numbers or addresses of ticket vending locations.
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Punk and Hardcore Fliers, Zines and Ephemera continues at Printed Matter (143 11th Ave, Chelsea, Manhattan) through February 13.
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And Kenroy Cherrington, a 28-year-old from the Bronx who hands out fliers every day, relies on body heat.
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The TSA says there is no easy solution to the problem with a record number of fliers expected this summer.
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The city health department has also taken out ads in Jewish newspapers and worked to circulate fliers of its own.
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In Colorado, he said, the Trump campaign handed out fliers with a recommend slate of delegates that included Cruz supporters.
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"Perhaps what these programs are doing is they are beginning to cater more to their ultra-frequent fliers," he said.
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Fliers from the Beijing government have been posted on shop windows and apartment buildings, urging everyone to take necessary precautions.
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In order to avoid the madness and book the cheapest fare, a travel expert advises fliers to utilize certain resources.
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Its site lists a $49 per month program for frequent fliers, which includes a booking concierge, personal assistant and more.
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Recently, CNBC surveyed a clutch of gift sets that would be ideal for the frequent fliers on holiday gift lists.
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Ten U.S. citizens and two Costa Rican pilots, both of whom were experienced fliers, died in the incident, Cubillo said.
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It's tiny little body and wings make it one of the best fliers in the world, and we love it.
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In some police districts, fliers celebrated such arrests with the image of cops from the specialized Violent Crime Impact Division.
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After placing the LugLoc device into their suitcase, fliers download a mobile app that shows their bag's real-time location.
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In recent years, an ever-expanding and impressive mix of dining and shopping amenities greet fliers at major travel hubs.
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Consumer discretionary stocks rose more than 8 percent in 2015, led by high fliers such as Netflix, Amazon and Starbucks.
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Space fliers ride on a Russian Soyuz spacecraft, which lifts off from a special parcel of Russian territory in Kazakhstan.
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In fact, 37% of frequent fliers said that they would pay extra to be seated in a designated quiet zone.
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The problem with this response is that it solves the problem for frequent fliers, while leaving everyone else to suffer.
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Some savvy fliers figured out that booking a multi-city ticket instead of one connecting ticket could save them money.
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Microsoft also released an Android app called Sprightly this week, which is meant to let businesses quickly put together fliers.
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As the road opens into the border town of Cucuta, young women pass out yellow sale fliers to entering Venezuelans.
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We also shared fliers with the names of feminist doctors, names of lawyers, and instructions about how to use Misoprostol.
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Uber and Airbnb, both headquartered in San Francisco, are still private, along with other high-fliers like Stripe and Slack.
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They have all the Establishment money, so they can inundate the community with fliers and robocalls and billboards and posters.
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For the last few days, a search team had been combing the area, knocking on doors and handing out fliers.
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Reservation systems at airlines and travel sites sell tickets at the same price to all the fliers on one reservation.
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Colorado Springs, Colorado, for example, has an "amnesty box" where fliers can throw their weed away before passing through security.
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IN an age of social media, it is easy to forget about old-fashioned presidential campaign memorabilia: posters, fliers, advertisements.
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One day you're young and untroubled, the next your mailbox is full of fliers for Medicare options and preplanned funerals.
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American Airlines is the latest major carrier to announce its "basic economy" tier that will provide fliers rock-bottom fares.
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Mr. Bhalla said that the public reaction to the fliers was largely a desire to refute the hate they represented.
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Her Yiddish theme song, broadcast from four S.U.V.'s covered with fliers on Election Day, referred to her as Mrs.
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My father was the ranking officer among the fliers, Dick the ranking navigator, so they climbed aboard the first airplane.
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As a woman from the New York Immigration Coalition spoke, Ms. Marvel clapped and hollered and accepted anti-Trump fliers.
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However, since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, more fliers have purchased coverage that allows for any cancellation, whatever the reason.
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They printed fliers with artwork by young female artists, and drew posters that expressed their frustration, anger, hope and courage.
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Marketing efforts include outreach to hotel concierges and influencers, occasionally putting out fliers and contests on dating and wedding sites.
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Ms. Subhani found graphic designers to make fliers and T-shirts, and reached out to other community groups to collaborate.
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Ms. Tibbetts's family even canvassed the Iowa State Fair with fliers, T-shirts and buttons, hoping to generate new leads.
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Earlier this year, police in at least four cities in Maine received reports of fliers promoting the Ku Klux Klan.
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They created and distributed a series of anti-Nazi fliers, for which they were arrested, jailed and condemned to death.
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So they posted fliers with a prompt: Take a photo of this template and share your #WhyIDidntReport stories via Instagram.
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Some passers-by shared their stories on social media; others opted to write about their accounts on the fliers anonymously.
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Trilobites Videos abound on the internet of people using customized hats and other tools to hand-feed the tiny fliers.
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To receive notifications from AF Connect, fliers should update their contact details in their reservation file on the company's site.
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Frequent fliers of certain carriers may also get access with airline-branded credit cards like the United MileagePlus Club Card.
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Silver fliers can get upgraded to first class, too, but as the lowest ranking elite members, it doesn't happen often.
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Our systems are fully capable and always up to date to secure the fliers' data which is a continuous process.
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The counterprotesters descended on the Common hours before the rally and found fliers showing white supremacist and neo-Nazi symbols.
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So when I was handing out fliers or when I was going to do shows that started at 1 a.m.
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The fliers sparked blowback from Sanders's supporters, and union officials accused some of the senator's backers of harassing its members.
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The Maricopa County recorder's office sent out Spanish-language fliers to Latino neighborhoods that misstated the date of the election.
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To this end, homemade posters and fliers have started appearing in parts of London with a "grime for Corbyn" message.
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Common murres, for instance, are fast, powerful fliers and have asymmetric eggs, as do least sandpipers, which migrate long distances.
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United raised its cap last April for what its employees could offer fliers on oversold flights to $10,000 per passenger.
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He got to know the art scene by working as a messenger, delivering fliers on roller blades for art galleries.
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During some canvassing events in the city, she hands out fliers that identify her only as the Reform Party candidate.
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But Mr. Leff said he believed that the number of elite status fliers had actually increased from a decade ago.
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Fliers who choose to try it out step up to a camera at the boarding gate for a quick photo.
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They started an online fund-raiser and posted fliers asking area residents to consider turning their lawns into small farms.
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The Air Force has been setting ambitious pilot-training goals to dig itself out of a protracted shortage of fliers.
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Nowhere at the #NextPH event were there booths or fliers or even talk about drug-related homicides or substance use.
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The restaurant became an unofficial center for the local civil rights movement, holding N.A.A.C.P. meetings, printing fliers and planning protests.
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"You have rights," Mejia said as her 12-year-old son handed the woman fliers about an upcoming legal clinic.
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Some asked about Mr. Cohen's accusations and documents, others took fliers on questions about rumored sexual and violent Trump tapes.
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One solution: Allow them to set aside a small portion of their investments — 5 or 10 percent — for taking fliers.
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They tried education and outreach, working with rabbis and distributing thousands of fliers to encourage parents to vaccinate their children.
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TV ads, fliers, and phone calls coming from both sides of the fight, have been relentless leading into Election Day.
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After Shabani's disappearance, her mother flew from Macedonia to help with the search, putting up fliers in the area, KABC reports.
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Local Wynwood doctors have created fliers to hand out to patients, giving them information about the virus and how it spread.
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The fliers helped, Hartman said—but only after the dog made it all the way back home to his front door.
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They also turned to the church for help in reaching out to the community at large, plastering the neighborhood with fliers.
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Fliers and stickers with veiled white supremacist language or explicit racist messages were posted on public and private campuses across America.
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With the summer travel season underway, fliers snarled by long airport security lines are demanding to know what's behind the delays.
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Education also is an important part of the teams' efforts, which have included information fliers for health care providers and owners.
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That leads them to overlook companies that have experienced some difficulty in the same spaces as those high-fliers, he said.
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The records include a mix of internal police reports and memos, photos, newspaper clippings, event fliers, political campaign buttons, and posters.
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As a result, their users tend to have an interest in electronics — just like the decades of RC fliers before them.
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Advocacy groups also canvassed neighborhoods, handing out fliers telling people what to do if ICE agents showed up at their door.
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"I have a few people from Nepal on Facebook and I remember seeing fliers of Nepal Deathfest on there," Schmidt recalls.
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Airlines instead ask for volunteers, offering free tickets for ever-increasing sums to get fliers to take the next available flight.
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After searching for the cat, Zelitsky put up fliers around her neighborhood asking others to keep an eye out for Jimmy.
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"We will cut out everything not core to the business and focus on getting fliers from A to B," says Nwachukwu.
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Some of the birds still live in captivity, but the brilliantly colored fliers are no longer found in their natural habitat.
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Among the year's other high fliers, Netflix slid 0.23 percent while Asia's bellwether Samsung slumped 20.2 percent to two-month lows.
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Visiting the Israeli town of Sderot on Friday, Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman reiterated Israeli demands that Hamas stop the kite fliers.
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Fliers are frequently reminded to "report suspicious activity" in prerecorded announcements at airports, but what qualifies as suspicious isn't always clear.
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But within status levels, the free first-class seats may go first to fliers who paid most for their economy seats.
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Also of note is that sale prices are for JetBlue's "Blue" fares that don't include checked bags for non-elite fliers.
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Fliers that purchase Delta's cheapest tickets will board last in a new group: Zone 4 will now be called Basic Economy.
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As someone who hadn't experienced business or first class travel, I was very impressed, but other high-fliers might be pickier.
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They also attended cultural or pre-employment training in small classrooms equipped with white boards, how-to fliers and task lists.
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While there was no real active shooter in either case, the fear that fliers had during these episodes is very real.
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Mr. Auernheimer said in an interview on Monday that he sent the fliers to every publicly accessible printer in North America.
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The Alabama-based civil rights group found that white nationalists dropped fliers on college campuses almost once a day in 2017.
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The February 225 Super Bowl and its peripheral celebrations will draw thousands of extra fliers to the city over a week.
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When the tape ran out, he said, the teenagers used a stapler to post the fliers to trees on the streets.
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Friends and family members have been fanning out to those locations, distributing fliers and issuing pleas for information on social media.
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And 95 percent of fliers who are not enrolled in T.S.A. PreCheck spend 10 minutes or less waiting in security lines.
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The United States Institute for Peace, a congressionally chartered organization, was also a sponsor, according to fliers issued at the conference.
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Cruz watched her single mother struggle to make ends meet recycling cans, selling empanadas, and passing out fliers, among other jobs.
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Update As the TWA Hotel opens at J.F.K., airports are betting they can capture fliers at design-focused on-site lodgings.
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Traveling is one of the most enriching experiences in life, but as frequent fliers are well aware, it doesn't come cheap.
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Beginning June 30, it will ask international screeners to adopt the limits on powders for fliers coming into the United States.
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Once dismissed as a fad, hip-hop's promotional photos and neighborhood party fliers can now be found in Ivy League archives.
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"Anybody who had basketball dreams around here played with the Flames," he said as Mr. Papa walked away to hang fliers.
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But volunteers rushed to distribute fliers with alternate polling stations, so he was able to cast his vote for Ms. Abrams.
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Find a spot among the kite-fliers on the surrounding lawns to watch seaplanes land on the waters of Lake Union.
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Every weekend I had to help her distribute fliers door-to-door, to gather petition signatures in support of immigrants' rights.
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ET. Late flights and cancellations awaited fliers again on Tuesday as a stormy weather pattern remained entrenched along the East Coast.
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That weekend, she went to a community event to hand out fliers about the program — and got caught in a downpour.
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Other high-fliers that have yet to exit include drone delivery company Zipline, cloud infrastructure startup DigitalOcean, and password manager LastPass.
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They ended up doing what is more common for everyday fliers than it is for professional athletes: sleeping at the airport.
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At the Baghdad Cultural Center, adjacent to the Qishleh Gardens, smiling volunteers from Mr. Sadr's organization distributed fliers with his pronouncements.
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The front-desk attendant asked them to send some photos, and together they began making and distributing fliers around the area.
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Catholic nuns at a community center have been recruited to hand out fliers and reassure them that the census is confidential.
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At one event in a suburb of Rotterdam, Mr. Wilders was ensconced in a ring of police officers, handing out fliers.
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In April, the Department of Homeland Security said 97 percent of PreCheck fliers waited in security lines fewer than five minutes.
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Thinner seats are quickly becoming the industry norm, and while they may give back some space, frequent fliers complain of discomfort.
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A series of fliers posted in a college preparatory school in Florida tried to convey appropriate prom attire for female students.
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A post on controversial online image board 4chan last week called on participants to put the fliers up in public places.
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The Ku Klux Klan had visited their street in the dead of night and left neatly folded fliers on people's lawns.
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To bring customers into clubs and so get stage time, he hands out fliers on New York streets late at night.
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Congress, which is comprised of some of the most frequent fliers and loyal airline customers in the country, will oblige them.
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" The militants began sending text messages to tribal elders and distributing fliers telling people to abandon Sufism and "return to Islam.
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"We got the information that they were making bombs a long time ago so that's why we distributed the fliers," Maj.
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Focusing mostly on the West Coast, the selection of fliers at Printed Matter represents a slew of artists, familiar and unfamiliar.
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NEW PERKS FOR PRESTIGE FLIERS In the fight for premium passengers, airlines are pouring on the extras in business and first classes.
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Fliers will earn AAdvantage Miles and Elite Qualifying Dollars for buying these fares, but credits will be earned at a reduced rate.
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So the security lines, especially, like if it&aposs holiday and you get a lot of people who aren&apost regular fliers.
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But last week at the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg, economy fliers got a bit of good, if not quite glamorous, news.
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JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Thousands of ominous fliers from an organization called Keep Our Homes have appeared in residents' mailboxes in recent weeks.
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Some fliers will recoil at these endurance tests—at least those in cattle-class cabins where knees are squished and booze rationed.
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A group called Asian Americans Advancing Justice attempted to hand out Chinese-language fliers to BYD workers informing them of their rights.
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We had casting directors do a nationwide search, we did some street casting, we put up fliers, we had auditions in libraries.
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Stitch used traditional marketing strategies to attract older adults — posting fliers, visiting senior homes, and spreading the word through friends and family.
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"Good strong fliers tend to lay eggs that are more asymmetric and more elliptical," study author Mary Stoddard from Princeton told Gizmodo.
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According to a 2011 TripAdvisor survey, about one-third of fliers would willingly pay a little extra to avoid sitting with children.
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In late November, she walks around her town handing out fliers to let community members know her mission and her collection goal.
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Annalise then goes to Hargrove, threatening a $50 million lawsuit against the university for retaliating against her after the fliers were distributed.
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Honeywell and Inmarsat say it's time for airlines around the world to select a Wi-Fi service provider and make fliers happy.
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In January, I began wearing the suit on patrols, and in February, I put neighborhood watch fliers on homes in the neighborhood.
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This video shows some amazingly fast fliers zipping around a course that's partially outdoors and partially inside a warehouse stacked with boxes.
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And since frequent fliers -- likely to be more wealthy -- no longer see the problem, they don't have any incentive to fix it.
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The sham embassy advertised its services through fliers and billboards to cultivate customers from Ghana and neighboring countries, the State Department said.
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A few minutes before they pack up, a community center employee stops by and asks for fliers for their community bulletin board.
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Presumably, most of my fellow fliers did not: I didn't hear a single announcement alerting passengers how to avoid the face scanners.
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Both of these incidents resulted in the deaths of 374 passengers and crew- barely a fraction of the total number of fliers.
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Turner, meanwhile, has pushed search efforts, distributed missing-persons fliers and launched a Facebook campaign to spread the word and collect clues.
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Business cards are their bread and butter, but they've got fliers, postcards, and even stickers so you can plaster your brand everywhere.
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Travel groups are also concerned about tougher vetting of travel visas, increased airport detentions and new restrictions on fliers using electronic devices.
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Fliers also should expect the highest availability of cheapest fares on unpopular flight times, such as those departing early in the morning.
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As with Delta's older barcode tags, fliers will be able to use the airline's travel app to keep track of their bags.
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Fliers should control the window shade in their row, but this rule of thumb gets murky as some windows fall between rows.
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Frequent fliers probably know the correct answer, but market research shows that many Americans often think KLM means either milk or music.
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Alternatively, fliers can fill out an online Trak-a-Line form, providing an email address to which security updates will be sent.
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Many of the "careless" and "clueless" tend to be hobbyist fliers, so exempting them from a requirement makes no sense at all.
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And yet there he was on a recent Monday afternoon, in a coffee shop on the city's north side, signing campaign fliers.
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Elite fliers often get early boarding, when there's still room in the overhead bins for their carry-ons, and free checked bags.
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They clear the dishes, tend the children, hand out fliers and hang banners — part of the history but also at its margins.
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Fledgling birds, for example, can be pretty clumsy fliers during their first few attempts but typically get better each time they try.
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The Nazi fliers episode is the latest to unnerve the high school and the wealthy Orange County beach cities that surround it.
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Alerting fans The fliers atop the piano, which I designed myself, are from four cabaret shows, or concerts, I gave after college.
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Carry-on policy: One personal item and one carry-on up to 22-by-14-by-9 inches free for most fliers.
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Alaa stood over them talking and laughing, a water bottle in hand; Mona and Sanaa were not far away, giving out fliers.
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After the company learned of the talk in the newsroom, Times managers distributed fliers that warned of the supposed pitfalls of unionization.
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She made fliers and stuck them around Cali to advertise her own classes, in spring roll wrapping, dinner party planning, knife skills.
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The fliers, with the hashtag #WhyIDidntReport, asked New Yorkers to share their stories of sexual assault and why they didn't report them.
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This year program staff handed out fliers to random passers-by on the boardwalk, offering free tickets to fill up empty seats.
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Like Delta, American requires its fliers to earn 25,000 qualifying miles and 3,000 qualifying dollars to earn its lowest elite status tier.
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Nestled in the park amid joggers, kite fliers and picnicking families, the outdoor restaurant is an oasis of healthy sandwiches and smoothies.
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The text-heavy fliers, plastered on streetlight poles and at bus stops, urged residents to report "illegal aliens" to the federal authorities.
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A recent sticky Friday found Ms. Barker passing out fliers about open enrollment at a back-to-school fair in East Nashville.
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The little red plane pops off every full-page spread, and young readers will be frequent fliers for this adventure in writing.
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But not enough passengers enrolled in the service, in which fliers give the TSA identifying information in exchange for expedited security screenings.
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Members would stick fliers on the windshields of cars parked at a church during Mass warning that an abusive priest was inside.
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Performance schedules are publicized through fliers, posters (Wakandans take great pride in their graphic design traditions), in local media and on WakandaNet.
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A friend of Mr. Braunsdorf's designed colorful posters and fliers and together they set up three protest stations along the marchers' route.
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"If there's any gouge, it's just the last minute walk-up airfares that are designed for desperate business fliers," Mr. Hobica said.
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Posting fliers on items like bus shelters and telephone poles violates New York City laws, and the authorities sometimes sought repeat offenders.
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Mr. Tobocman suggested that stickers had eclipsed fliers in popularity partly because they could be put up much more quickly and inconspicuously.
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He noted the swing in some high fliers like Amazon, up to $1,339 earlier in the day before sinking back to $1,304.
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According to the report, racist, anti-Semitic and anti-Muslim fliers have been spotted in 32 states at 66 campuses since September.
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The fliers, with photos of four dresses, were posted on a bulletin board in the Stanton College Preparatory School in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Comic-Con attendees freaked out after a tweet warned that United Airlines was forcing fliers to remove comic books from checked bags.
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The taxi center invites cabdrivers to rest their feet in a cluttered office with utilitarian furnishings and fliers taped to the walls.
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One month ago, these fliers were placed across the campus and around Charlottesville, including the Multicultural Student Center and our LGBTQ Center.
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She started Citrus Fresh Carpet Cleaning in Atlanta nine years ago and initially found customers through Craigslist and by mailing out fliers.
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Fliers are born from a sense of need and immediacy: if your band doesn't promote its own show, no one else will.
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"The fliers said boys and girls were both welcome, so they never knew if it was a boys' or girls' team," he said.
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Before Bella was identified, computer-generated images of "Baby Doe" hung over highways, fliers, newspapers in the Boston area, and went viral online.
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For the past year, Arkansas has been using educational tools like fliers and videos, as well as increased presence of drug sniffing dogs.
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AMERICAN AIRLINES PASSENGER BREAKS AIRPORT WINDOW IN FRUSTRATION Hubs in New York, Boston and Chicago currently scan fliers on some outbound international flights.
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Depending on where you're traveling to, international fliers may get either one to two pieces of checked luggage allowance at no extra charge.
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Wednesday showed that U.S. fliers still consider ticket price the most important factor when choosing a flight.
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Even with the low, low prices, Spirit fliers will have to pony up a few more bucks when they arrive at the airport.
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"The community obviously is pretty devastated," Marshalltown native Jonathan Bizios, who made more than 1,000 search fliers to find Corey, told the Register.
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Travel booking is obviously fairly straightforward, though I'm personally still somewhat skeptical that this is something frequent business fliers will want to use.
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Despite handing out fliers earlier that morning and answering questions from an NYPD detective, not too many IBM employees came out to listen.
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But fliers will find improved snacks, a larger selection of free movies and - on a few select routes - the return of free meals.
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Hummingbirds are some of the most sophisticated fliers on Earth, weaving in and out of branches without so much as rustling a leaf.
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In the garage, four vitrines feature ephemera, like fliers from 1999 for the punk band Limp Wrist featuring appropriated Tom of Finland illustrations.
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But the family's gotten used to the idea of a huge party, and even the countless memes and fliers floating around for #QuinceDeRubi.
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Ladies and gents, it was marvelous: heated floor panels, rentable beds for economy fliers, a rollout mattress for those in business, and more.
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" The fliers also asked immigration authorities to present a signed warrant if they wanted to come inside, adding "This is OUR Constitutional Right!
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Investigators meet with reticent residents Soon, local residents began calling in anonymous tips to the numbers provided on the fliers the activists distributed.
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She voted for MacArthur in the past, but was handing out fliers at Wednesday night's town hall for potential Democratic challenger Andrew Kim.
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The companies use their lounges to make the overall experience better, aiming to increase customer loyalty and attract fliers away from the competition.
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He's announced the release by sending a series of fliers, modeled after an old synthesizer advert, to record stores across his native Britain.
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The group regularly distributed fliers and staged parades around town, and held annual summits that brought in neo-Nazis from around the world.
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The data was collected through ADL's H.E.A.T. Map, which tracked the distribution of racist, anti-Semitic and Islamophobic fliers, stickers, banners and posters.
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Schumer maintains the problem of shrinking seats has grown as airline competition has declined, saying fliers have lost half a foot of space.
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Rather than providing a "private jet tax break," it prevents private jet owners from being assessed the "ticket tax" that commercial fliers pay.
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Martinez pasted box scores and articles in the magazine, along with posters and fliers that advertised games, including contests in the Negro leagues.
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Maybe all that these fliers signify is pandering to the Kremlin by local bureaucrats eager to impress the authors of a propaganda blitz.
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We've all used Microsoft Word, whether for writing papers in school, drafting up memos at work or creating fliers speckled with Word Art.
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On Monday morning, anti-gay and transgender fliers appeared on printers at the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
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Even if everything goes well, this will be difficult to pull off, and things are not going perfectly: The fliers contain a typo.
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Frequent fliers said the airport felt a little busier than usual, especially in the terminal that hosts Delta, which is headquartered in Atlanta.
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A pilot, who has had it up to here, advises fliers to leave the plane and mill about the tarmac — and they do.
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The candidate herself was getting ready for an event across town, loading up her hybrid hatchback with stacks of fliers and yard signs.
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To purchase, fliers can choose from a menu that includes wraps from Luvo, a company whose mission is to create nutrition-focused meals.
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In the weeks leading up to the union vote, Times management distributed fliers and sent emails that warned of the risks of unionization.
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The club's metal street sign is here, along with some theme-dance fliers, and a mash-note drawing of Levan by Keith Haring.
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In that time he's cobbled together barely enough money to survive by doing menial work: handing out fliers, sorting packages and cleaning offices.
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During the days of protest, he mingled with the crowds, solicited donations of clothing and signs and scooped up posters, fliers and buttons.
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For one, the carrier is recommending that its fliers with reservations today postpone their trips or change their tickets at no extra cost.
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Some acid house fliers, slips of photocopied paper used to promote clubs in the pre-internet era, are today regarded as design classics.
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The onboard e-library also includes suggested sleep strategies, and fliers who download the airline's app may receive push notifications with the advice.
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At the shelter on Tuesday afternoon, two police officers dropped off a sheaf of fliers with graphic warnings about the hazards of K123.
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On significant Taiwanese holidays, fliers can try traditional dishes like stir-fried chicken and vegetables with egg-fried rice around Chinese New Year.
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"Eventually, the hope is that fingerprints serve as both the boarding pass and ID for fliers, but we're not there yet," he said.
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The event saw deadly violence again last year, despite the addition of hundreds of officers and fliers asking revelers not to shoot anyone.
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He visited churches, attended community meetings, attached fliers to pizza boxes and ran advertisements in the hardest-hit areas to spread the word.
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As big airlines face a wave of retirements, a fresh batch of fliers gets a chance, and the training, to seize the opportunity.
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Your Money Adviser With summer in full swing, mosquitoes are buzzing in backyards — and fliers for residential mosquito control services are swarming mailboxes.
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It's a nice way for frequent fliers to travel with a wireless charger without sacrificing too much space in their carry-on bags.
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In a setting like that, a quick lesson from an art teacher could be especially helpful for promoting quality design of the fliers.
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Otherwise, maybe you're missing an opportunity, and this opportunity only gets better when the high-fliers pull back and everyone starts freaking out.
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Details varied by airline, but they generally allowed fliers to make one change to their itineraries without paying change fees or recalculated fares.
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This last one, I was working a desk job that I don't even remember what I was doing — we sent out fliers, essentially.
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The report identified several groups, including Identity Evropa, American Vanguard and American Renaissance, that have made concerted efforts to distribute fliers on campuses.
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Fliers can bring their own workout clothes, but access to the gym includes a loan of Lululemon exercise gear and Brooks running shoes.
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If rescheduled travel occurs beyond that window, the change fee may be waived for certain fliers – though a difference in fare may apply.
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Since Josephson's death, Columbia Police placed fliers with safety tips for rideshare and taxi rides onto the windows of businesses in the city.
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" Controversy erupted this week after doctored campaign fliers surfaced, bearing a picture of Bhalla and reading "Don't let TERRORISM take over our town!
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The same fliers earn bonus miles if their ticket is booked in one of six of the 15 fare classes that grant bonuses.
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The long new stretches of a wall, with clear-cut "enforcement zones" to the south, could prove an impediment to many little fliers.
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Airlines are also investing in cabin amenities that can help fliers sleep more soundly on long flights, or stay awake when it's daytime.
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The latest results, from this month, found that 40 percent of regular fliers said they would be unwilling to fly on the Max.
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Fliers were distributed publicly about a month ago in Lashio, the main city in northern Shan State, quoting a warning by Senior Gen.
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Artists use fliers to express their political opinions, not only by appropriating newspaper headlines and cut-outs, but often through their own illustrations.
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He advertises aggressively through a variety of channels, including online campaigns, search engine ads, direct mail, fliers and promotional deliveries to potential business clients.
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On a blustery afternoon, Mr Guilluy can be found inland in the red-brick village of Rang-du-Fliers, beside his yellow campaign bus.
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You have your hobbyist cinematographers and your Peter Pan-wannabe fliers, but the Drone Industrial Complex is where the most exciting innovation is happening.
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They also turned to the local church for help in reaching out to the community at large, plastering the neighborhood with missing persons fliers.
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It has regularly staged protests at company meetings, underscoring the strained relations the airline has with a group that represents its face to fliers.
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After Shabani's disappearance, her mother flew from her home of Macedonia to help with the search, putting up fliers in the area, KABC reported.
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Still, Southwest's sale was broad enough that it was likely to make many fliers happy (if they can fly on the prescribed sale days).
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After Sanders supporters lashed out at the Culinary Union's fliers, the union issued a statement defending its description of Sanders's approach to health care.
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The Neediest Cases Fund A personal trainer had posted fliers on the walls of a barbecue restaurant in Queens where Simone Williams would go.
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Some fliers show up to the airport without knowing the new policies, while others who own suitcases with removable batteries still run into trouble.
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By choosing to fly out on Friday, fliers can save up to $100 on booking a flight out on the most expensive day: Monday.
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Every NBA team is looking to take fliers on players like Anderson because versatile wings are currently the most valuable commodity in the league.
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In the longterm, pushing fliers towards services like Netflix would also save airlines from having to negotiate rights deals for its own content offerings.
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SpaceX distributed fliers to locals before the test warning that special checkpoints would be set up during the test to maintain a safety perimeter.
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Rob learned of the discovery of the dead young woman while he was at an Iowa Cubs game, passing out fliers about Mollie's disappearance.
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Both Zhou and Bo were once high fliers in the establishment who have since been sentenced to life for corruption and abuse of power.
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Between that, her grandchildren, her evangelism on Texas Tech's campus, her Tuesdays passing out fliers on a Lubbock street corner, there's plenty to do.
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Most of the raves had a serious affiliation with drug dealers—they would even use drugs in the promotion of their events on fliers.
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But we kind of learned how to fill those shoes of being a real local band and making fliers and that kind of stuff.
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Read more: 22 photos that show what it's like to eat at the lavish Swiss restaurant voted the world's best by private jet fliers
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The fliers, which included swastikas on some, were posted around Newport Harbor High School over the weekend, The San Diego Union Tribune reported Tuesday.
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But the fliers caused a stir in the higher education world, which has been embroiled in debates over racial sensitivity and racially motivated incidents.
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Such traffic debacles have become so common that seasoned fliers and travel bloggers have recommended avoiding La Guardia altogether, perhaps for years to come.
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Tsaousides recruited participants partly by posting fliers around the facility; it's possible some former NFL players participated, though he notes most were recruited online.
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A division of Airbus has applied for a patent for a seat design that can be adjusted to give more space for overweight fliers.
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In the lobby, the frame around the elevator door was plastered with fliers: safety guidelines, city youth employment programs, an outdated winter storm warning.
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And the spas, in turn, have been embraced by anxious fliers like Emily Lyons, chief executive of Femme Fatale Media Group, based in Toronto.
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When the city first formed the partnership and sent fliers to residents, the goal was to get 150 households to sign up for audits.
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The sky was filled with Israeli drones and Palestinian kites, some carrying crude explosive loads that their fliers were hoping would blow into Israel.
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New restrictions could slow down security lanes as T.S.A. agents continue to adjust to the additional screening and fliers learn about the new limits.
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You can trace the history of London's acid house scene in the late 1980s — a profligate, drug-fueled dance music subculture — through its fliers.
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There are also letters and fliers about events they helped organize for the cultural wing of Local 1199, New York City's hospital workers' union.
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At the 1K level, fliers can expect more frequent upgrades, waived fees to book or change award travel, and 11 miles per dollar spent.
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Distributing award miles by actual mileage will allow most midlevel, nonbusiness-class fliers to rack up miles more quickly than with revenue-based airlines.
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"Do you have to have a kid to come?" asked one older gentleman, looking at the fliers for the festival, scheduled for June 23.
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Mr. Byrne posted a photo of one of the fliers on Twitter, where it got the attention of Muriel E. Bowser, the city's mayor.
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A survey of 1,757 fliers conducted by Barclays in May and found that 21% of them said they would never fly on a Max.
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The airline suggested that its fliers preferred Lyft over the much larger Uber, which has been engaged in public disputes with drivers and employees.
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"Mosquitoes are very weak fliers and so they can't approach the host and feed in the wind that a fan would create," she said.
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This year, Colorado State University has reported finding multiple examples of racist graffiti and signs or fliers linked to extremist hate groups around campus.
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B.I. windbreakers handing out fliers (as there were last year, as part of the network's effort to drum up some interest in "The Gifted").
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Prosecutors suspect it of systematically overcharging for posters, fliers and the like sold in campaign "kits" — and then, milking giant reimbursements from the state.
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Sadly, it&aposs not a life that&aposs open to many of us though, as most are only for business and first class fliers.
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While most rebooking waivers allowed fliers to move their flights without paying a fare difference, there's usually a finite travel window to do so.
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Since Josephson's death, Columbia Police placed fliers with safety tips for ride-share and taxi rides onto the windows of businesses in the city.
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Still, plenty of debates have raged over fliers' "right to recline," since people are fervently defensive of their personal space and rights as passengers.
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Posting fliers represent "a broader effort by white supremacist groups to stake their claim, and if they're comfortable the violence may increase," Segal said.
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On Delta Air Lines, miles earned above a "medallion tier" threshold are rolled over to give fliers a jump start on next year's totals.
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The city could send its 1.1 million public school students home with simple fliers the first week of classes reminding parents about the election.
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Some 40,000 fliers were printed in English, Yiddish, Spanish and other languages warning of the Israeli outbreak and calling for people to be vaccinated.
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Cameras captured the mayor, who is known for traveling around the city in a black SUV, handing out fliers at a station in Brooklyn.
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Soldiers in Sao Paulo handed out fliers with the slogan "A mosquito isn't stronger than a whole country" at entrances to the popular Ibirapuera park.
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The TSA has not put out a formal announcement, but United Airlines alerted its frequent fliers to the upcoming changes in an email last week.
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So he concocts a plan to hold a singing contest (everyone loves singing contests, he reasons, not inaccurately) and sends out fliers about an audition.
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The traveling exhibition, called Sky Fighters of France, was staged by the French government to raise funds for the widows and orphans of French fliers.
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Fliers advertise $25,000 rewards for information leading to the arrest and conviction of six cold cases, all involving black transgender women, from 2000 to 2011.
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In addition to the grant for whites only, we are seeing a rash of fliers promoting white identity and heritage at campuses across the country.
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Delta also plans to discount CLEAR for frequent fliers and make it free for customers who spend $215,22013 and accrue 13,21 miles in a year.
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On top of that, screening lapses prompted the agency to reduce its practice of pulling fliers from long security lines into under-used PreCheck lanes.
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Moreno told NBC that most of the fliers were carried away from the stadiums by the wind and never reached the hands of football fans.
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Graphic: Chang-kwon Kang (NASA)The researchers are a long way from realizing these fliers—they must first determine the optimal wing design and weight.
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Celebrity frequent fliers will also avoid paparazzi by entering via a gated entrance on the opposite side of the airport from the public's access point.
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During the 2016-2017 academic year, the Anti-Defamation League tracked 65 incidents involving fliers or posters by Identity Evropa on campuses across 19 states.
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Occasional fliers are unlikely to be repeatedly exposed to any potential fumes, though they're also unlikely to know what they should be watching out for.
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They got their Malcolm Gladwell hours handing out fliers for shows, attending activist events in the scene and developing a tight relationship with their communities.
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They then intend to march to an LAX parking lot where they hope to convince incoming fliers to avoid ridersharing apps until the strike ends.
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The likely reaction of airlines will be to implement new traveler programs, effectively allowing wealthier and more frequent fliers to bring their computers with them.
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Precheck allows fliers to keep shoes and lights jacks on, and their laptops and quart-sized bag of liquids and gels inside their carry-ons.
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Thus far, it's been we've seen mixed results from the high fliers — Facebook shares rallied to an all-time high after recording a revenue record.
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The airline refunded the stranded fliers for their flights -- and then told them that they were on their own to book a new flight home.
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" Opponents handed out fliers ahead of Mr. Locke's speech that said the effort to restore affirmative action would "abolish the standard of equality for all.
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The Ku Klux Klan also increased their efforts in 2018, according to the 97 recorded incidents of klan fliers being left on doorsteps or driveways.
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It will include fliers, posters, and radio and television advertisements drawing on suggestions from the focus group and years of battling other sexually transmitted diseases.
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The fliers also advised drug users to carry around Narcan, the brand name for naloxone, which blocks or reverses the effects of opioid-based drugs.
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Representatives of California, where state energy commissions and a clean air agency are hiring, handed recruitment fliers to EPA employees on their way to work.
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The new deal includes expanding connecting flights in the United States and China from San Francisco and Beijing and offering reciprocal benefits to frequent fliers.
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Last year, she had so few applicants for night selectors that she had to recruit at job fairs and hand out fliers in the community.
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In response to the fliers, universities have notified the police and begun to conduct investigations, but it was unclear if Mr. Auernheimer broke any laws.
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Since it's a program fliers have to opt into (and pay for), in theory, the lines are also shorter and further speed up the process.
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They're strong fliers, if not graceful ones, and can carry three-quarters of their body weight in pollen and nectar when returning to the hive.
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The Raptors took fliers on players like Stanley Johnson and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, two big, burly wings who can defend and finish around the basket.
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And in February, fliers containing white supremacist and neo-Nazi content were found at the University of Wyoming campus in Laramie, CNN affiliate KGWN reported.
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Ms. Dougherty, a 22016-year-old bookkeeper, read the fliers that landed in her mailbox, talked to friends, and listened to the news and advertisements.
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But many fliers contend that the real benefit is to the airline, which can significantly ratchet up the price of the most coveted award seats.
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Tenants have done things like hang signs from windows stating the number of outstanding city violations, or hand out fliers to people entering the building.
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Still, from enclaves in suburban Rockland County to the bustling streets of Brooklyn's Borough Park neighborhood, fliers tell the Hasidim to be skeptical of immunizations.
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One of the most influential drivers of airfare is customer demand, and certain days of the week are much more attractive to fliers than others.
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Peter spots several of the company's weirdo fliers advertising a "human forcefield experiment" and a "human-dolphin communication study" in his anonymous commute to work.
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Generally, because fliers are required to follow agents' orders, they can do little to control the situation other than to control their attitude toward it.
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And fliers with gluten and dairy allergies will appreciate the lactose-free chocolate bars, coffee creamer and yogurt and gluten-free candy bars and cakes.
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Residents were already unsettled when, late last month, they found racist fliers promoting a white supremacist website stapled to trees and scattered across the neighborhood.
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Probably not very, unless you're in that small group of frequent fliers — 12 percent of Americans — who take more than six round-trips a year.
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Probably not very, unless you're in that small group of frequent fliers — 12 percent of Americans — who take more than six round-trips a year.
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The software will then dive into satellite and drone archives, gather images of the right regions and hours, and use computer vision to find fliers.
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Education Department officials said the revisions targeted "frequent fliers," a handful of individuals who had generated thousands of complaints that were straining the department's resources.
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They noted that "frequent fliers" are usually advocacy groups or individual advocates who have either expertise or resources that allow them to identify systematic violations.
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At the Iowa show, a Sanders volunteer stood at the door with fliers and pins to hand out and an email list to gather names.
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Many American carriers offer services for children designated solo fliers like select seats and airline escorts on and off the plane, and to connecting gates.
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They thought of it as an electronic version of the cork bulletin boards on the walls of grocery stores, where anyone could post paper fliers.
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CBGB was like a witch's house with its stucco exterior, swinging wooden doors and opaque windows smeared with layers of fliers and wheat-paste residue.
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However, the seemingly antiquated approach of distributing fliers, often touting messages of white supremacy, has been a focus for increasing their physical presence on campuses.
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Once a photo of the fliers circulated on Twitter, users objected to language they found condescending and more suited to feedback given to a dog.
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Regardless of the details of the flexible rebooking policies, fliers traveling to or through the region later this week should expect widespread delays and cancellations.
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The policies also typically allow fliers to move their flights without paying a fare difference, though there's usually a finite travel window to do so.
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Your character does a "barker" show – where you hand out fliers and must get a minimum amount of people through the door for stage time.
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I am probably one of the 40 million Americans identified by the New York Times as frequent fliers taking more than six roundtrip flights annually.
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Boat teams protect both the Atlantic and Intracoastal Waterway sides of the property, while helicopters keep drones and other low-fliers out of the airspace.
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The participants included people of all ages, working and retired, who were drawn by Facebook announcements, storefront fliers, local calendar listings or word of mouth.
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Several local or state parties, including in New York, have angered voters by sending out fliers warning them that their voting history is public record.
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Opponents of Malcolm Kenyatta, a Pennsylvania state representative whom Victory fundraised for and endorsed, distributed fliers during his campaign that showed him with an ex-boyfriend.
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Identity Evropa advertised Arktos books on their recruitment fliers scattered across college campuses in 2017 and 2018, including "Why We Fight," by French author Guillaume Faye.
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A Southwest Airlines passenger who took four flights in two days and was later diagnosed with measles may have spread the viral infection to fellow fliers.
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" Frazer says: "He [Vargas] understands when we as fliers are going through a bit of mental block, [when] we're nervous, [and when] we're trying something new.
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" The archives also gathers Russell's written work, including, as Ratliff points out: "notebooks, scores, personal correspondence, grant proposals, gig fliers and lyrics to hundreds of songs.
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On websites, social media and sometimes fliers, calls to support one's white identity are often followed with messages urging attacks on anyone who is not white.
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Fliers are posting images and videos of the long lines using the #Ihatethewait hashtag, which was launched by Airlines for America, an airline industry trade group.
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Which she does, by showing up at Simon's apartment and threatening to have him expelled, saying the fliers constitute slander, defamation, and possibly a hate crime.
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The findings aren't pretty, but they may go a long way in teasing apart how neonicotinoids are ravaging bees, and how we might save these fliers.
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Across the United States, advocacy groups have been canvassing neighborhoods, handing out fliers telling people what to do if ICE agents show up at their door.
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If you realized you liked house and/or techno, then you'd be drawn to that promoter handing out fliers for a different rave the next weekend.
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China's Meituan Dianping just became the world's fourth-most valuable startup, reaching a $30 billion valuation that puts it ahead of high-fliers like Airbnb Inc.
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He's going to keep giving interviews and he's going to keep handing out missing-persons fliers, at concerts and car shows and wherever else he can.
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Several dozen protesters lined the route to the site, including one group that distributed fliers opposing both Iran's current government and any U.S. intervention in Iran.
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"You could do no-selfie zones, you could put banners all around, you could put fliers all around, but will that have an impact?" he asks.
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In late-morning traffic, activists dodge cars in the Iranian capital's notorious traffic, slipping fliers into open windows of vehicles whether passengers want them or not.
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John McCain and former President George W. Bush, were actual military fliers, who loved getting airborne and showing what they could do, for all to see.
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Delta Air Lines says it supports employees' right to "decide if a union is right for them," but fliers left in the break rooms indicate otherwise.
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One April day, at the age of 3 weeks, they were looking a little pterodactylish as they entered the brief stage where chickens are proficient fliers.
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When I was a child, he had me deliver Republican campaign fliers door to door, long before I had any idea what politics was all about.
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He said the temperature of the discussion seemed to be lower at the school this year, with parents receiving fewer fliers and emails about opting out.
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Yet when African-American voters in the focus groups were shown campaign fliers and asked to rate them, there was no mistaking what was most effective.
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South Koreans have been known to fly balloons north filled with rice, fliers and thumb drives to expose North Koreans to information from the outside world.
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Just as important, unions mount intense campaigns — with workplace fliers, phone calls and door-knocking — to get their members to vote for the labor-backed candidate.
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And even the most seasoned traveler, who has the process down to a science, can get caught between infrequent fliers who can't keep it all straight.
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If you're trying to justify upgrading cabins, business and first class fliers usually get out of change fees free — plus, you know, all those other perks.
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"What frightens me so much is that every day in my postbox I find fliers saying things like gay people are targeting orphaned children," he said.
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They had to work with fliers and obscure radio ads, since reputable media outlets, unlike Facebook, tended to push back against racially inflammatory, untrue political advertising.
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They transformed their homes into centers of bureaucratic efficiency — copying fliers, assigning neighborhoods for petition drives and scheduling protest shifts at elementary schools and bus garages.
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His childhood aspirations are all here, captured in photos by Alex Bohn: worn-out cassettes, rough-at-the-edges posters, magazines, party fliers, broken old cellphones.
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But there are states, and pockets within states, with far less compliance, and the concern is that infected fliers will transport measles to these vulnerable areas.
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A few days later, one of the recruits was out on the streets repeating the pitch as he handed out fliers for the XS energy drink.
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Empty legs are inexpensive because fliers usually don't have a choice in the route, but some travel agents can find favorable rates for customized charters, too.
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Now, there's a collage of fliers from lesbian bars, panels illustrating most of "Game of Thrones," and a platform, dotted with semiprecious stones, that invites meditation.
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The casting director Jodi Kipperman routinely asks doctors' offices, clinics and pharmacies to display fliers; contacts support groups for a given ailment; and posts notices online.
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When she moved to New York, she continued supporting the party by secretly printing posters and fliers in the office of a bank where she worked.
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Whether traveling with a spouse or partner, children or solo, the most frequent of fliers know how to ease the pain points and maximize the joys.
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With or without membership, once fliers reach the metal detectors and body scanners, an aggressive security agent can compound stress and present the potential for conflict.
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At Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi, the administration drew criticism this year from students for its initial response to anti-immigrant fliers posted around campus.
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On airplanes, fliers breathe a mix of air pulled from the atmosphere and recirculated air put through filters that remove more than 99.9 percent of microbes.
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The fliers, the latest salvo in a heated national debate that has involved politicians and religious leaders, were denounced by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Tuesday.
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The university's vice president of campus life, Fanta Aw, drew a link between that presentation, delivered by the center's founding director, Ibram Kendi, and the fliers.
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On Thursday, Houston's major airports have slowly starting to resume operations, though it may not be until this weekend that fliers see the resemblance of normalcy.
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Domestic violence shelters should leave fliers at emergency shelters to let people know where they can get help, and should broadcast public service announcements, she said.
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The fliers now practice carrier landings -- known as "touch and go" landings -- on Iwo Jima, also known as Iwo To, almost 850 miles (1,360 kilometers) away.
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These newcomers are able to generate demand from more choosy fliers, who may be turned off by the steep prices major airline mergers tend to create.
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A small Alabama contractor, Docupak, which for years had printed the Guard's promotional fliers, said it could create a finders-fee program to fill the hole.
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A recent day's efforts included taping fliers to boxes at a neighborhood pizzeria, meeting with wildfire response agencies and working the food line at the church.
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Bridge has advertised its bright green logo with its ''Knowledge for All'' tag line on posters, fliers, billboards and branded vests worn by motorcycle-taxi drivers.
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In '76, Eighth Avenue informed how I played the pimp in 'Miss Saigon,' with the constant handing out of fliers for the prostitutes and the strippers.
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The police put up fliers warning sunbathers not to buy goods from unlicensed peddlers, confiscated about 1,000 items and cruised the beaches in small dune buggies.
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White Supremacists Step Up Recruiting on Campus, Report Says Hate groups have increased their presence through visits, rallies, speeches and fliers, the Anti-Defamation League says.
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Airlines know, for example, that certain itineraries suggest business travel, and that last-minute fliers are willing to pay more than people planning months in advance.
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Providing Kenyan kids with education and ending poverty are what inspired Aidan Oehling, 11, to send fliers and emails and make phone calls throughout the community.
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Passing out fliers or giving public lectures is prohibited in 10 out of the 11 rooms — including the area where the massive tourist attraction is located.
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The challenges of crafting deeper, more expensive fixes, addressing structural deficiencies in the certification process, and reassuring shaken fliers around the world have become more apparent.
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Plane seats have shrunk considerably over the past few decades as airlines attempt to accommodate a record number of fliers by maximizing space within an aircraft.
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This is because federal law prohibits airports from charging fliers directly (with the exception of the heavily regulated Passenger Facility Charge, capped at $4.50 per passenger).
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"Why wouldn't you want Jewish students to feel safe?" she said, mentioning an incident last spring when anti-Semitic fliers were found in the university library.
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Among the fliers promoting bus tours to various sites of natural beauty and historical interest, I noted one advertising a company called Game of Thrones Tours.
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Martinez's personal information was also listed on one of the fliers found posted on campus and in the possession of the five men detained last week.
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In the mix of various fliers is a large selection of Black Flag ones illustrated by renowned artist Raymond Pettibon, Black Flag guitarist Greg Ginn's brother.
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Forward-cabin fliers will also have the option of changing into newly designed cotton pajamas for the duration of international and transcontinental flights that they can keep.
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Fliers pinned to a trail marker warn of grizzlies — including one that has been shot by a hunter and is in the vicinity somewhere, injured and agitated.
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Shown the critical fliers being handed out outside the event and told about the latest reporting on Mr. Sanders' attendance at fund-raisers, Mr. Antal was unperturbed.
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In between knocking on doors and handing out fliers around the district, he could not resist calling in potholes and garbage piles to the city's 311 hotline.
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With the federal standard for the width of airplane seats is still based on measurements taken in 1962, many fliers struggle to comfortably fit into airplane seats.
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After the November election and then again in February, students reported seeing fliers for Vanguard America, the white supremacist youth group that was also present in Charlottesville.
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Frequent fliers will have an easier time using their rewards while booking travel plans for the summer and fall, thanks to more flights offering open reward seats.
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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Tuesday: Barclays said it believes that fliers will avoid the Boeing 737 Max when it's back in service.
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The union on Tuesday distributed fliers criticizing his Medicare-for-all plan, saying it would dilute the health-care plans that it has bargained for in negotiations.
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It has taken four years, multiple false reports, and even missing fliers for Frank Ocean to finally release Endless, a visual album streaming exclusively on Apple Music.
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Many of the current high-fliers have advanced the notion that while they participate in traditional industries, they should still be viewed and valued as technology companies.
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Most of the restrictions still allow fliers to check the bags as long as the battery can be removed and stored with the passenger in the cabin.
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Known as The Shooting Star, the all foam and plastic fliers weighs about as much as a volleyball and can stay aloft for up to 20 minutes.
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Frequent fliers The New England Patriots bought their own plane to fly the team to games -- because winning five Super Bowls lets you do whatever they want.
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American spokesman Joshua Freed said the change was made in mid-March to stop fliers from paying fares lower than the airline had intended for certain markets.
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So the natural answer for me is that JFK needs to be self-funding with higher landing fees [which would, in turn, be passed on to fliers].
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Why would you send someone to stand on the strip passing out fliers when your target audience is one of the most digitally connected in the world?
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The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) said Thursday that it found a sharp rise in reports of white supremacist fliers or other promotional materials between 22019 and 2017.
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"If You Lived Here …," her 1989 three-show cycle at the Dia Art Foundation, explored gentrification, homelessness and urbanism through artworks, films, videos, fliers and other documents.
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Poets, very broadly speaking, are sometimes disparaged as solo fliers, and few as idiosyncratic as Smith want to bend their gifts to the thriving of nonliterary communities.
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In some cases, as with carbon offsets, fliers have the same recourse as airlines: both can pay to plant more trees or fund a new solar farm.
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Also, JetBlue's day-of-week availability for the fares meant it could be challenging for fliers to make long weekends at the lowest fares on many routes.
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The pharmacy has a dozen Korean-speaking employees to serve the tourists, he said, and some of its fliers and sales-floor video displays are in Korean.
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The problems can largely be traced to when the TSA began cutting back its staff, anticipating droves of fliers would sign up for its expedited PreCheck program.
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In the program, which has been around since 2010, info gleaned from the intel community and previous travel patterns are used to pick which fliers to watch.
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Although the PUP dogs are meant to "un-stress" fliers, the level of excitement they unleash in some children doesn't exactly seem to alleviate stress for parents.
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Fliers will be able to access the free movies, shows, music, and games on seat-back screens or through their personal mobile device through onboard Wi-Fi.
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Since business class seats are financially out of reach for many frequent fliers, anyone who's flown economy is familiar with the woes of sleeping on a plane.
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The Iraqi government, dropping fliers over the city and broadcasting radio announcements, has been urging civilians to stay in their homes to avert a larger humanitarian crisis.
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Facebook messages and fliers disseminated by advocates and migrants got the word out weeks before the caravan was set to take off, priming others to join forces.
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Many co-op owners said they learned they were in danger of losing their shares when the city placed fliers under their doors last October and November.
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But Mr. Studdiford said that on a particularly busy travel day, Clear could save fliers anywhere between five and 15 minutes of waiting in a security line.
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New York (CNN Business)Fliers in the United States have gotten used to bringing their own food, but now they'll have to bring their own beverages, too.
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Chicago is a particularly strong market for business travel, he said, and the airline's frequent fliers in New York have long wanted the shuttle to fly there.
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"There's no law against sending it to someone, but there probably is a law against me walking into a Nike store and handing out fliers," he said.
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Brooklyn too is changed: white hipster waiters with fulsome beards serving artisanal cocktails, black old-timers getting "We Buy Homes for Cash!" fliers jammed under their doors.
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David Miranda, the city's sole openly gay council member, took the opportunity to hand out campaign fliers seeking support for his bid for a seat in Congress.
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On their living room table last week were hundreds of thousands of fliers that Rodney Chiang-Cruise, a gay-rights activist, planned to stuff in local mailboxes.
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But when the coronavirus started spreading through France like wildfire, he and the group's 10 members plastered hundreds of fliers around the neighbourhood offering free home deliveries.
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In Las Vegas, restless fliers said they were waiting in long lines to book alternative flights and dealing with delays that were dragging on throughout Tuesday night.
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The family took every measure to find Macks, from posting fliers and offering a $1,000 reward for the French bulldog/Beagle mix to filing a police report.
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White supremacist groups are increasingly using propaganda like fliers and posters to spread bigoted messages on college campuses, a new report by the Anti-Defamation League found.
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Op-Ed Contributor The recent United Airlines bumping debacle has prompted calls for reforms in the system of auctions that reward fliers for voluntarily giving up seats.
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A group of passengers — these people are known derisively as "gate lice" to frequent fliers — is surging toward the door anyway, jockeying for position in imaginary lines.
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"I saw six or seven of these fliers in the space of a block and a half, which is extraordinarily unusual," he said in a telephone interview.
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Christian gets his wallet and phone back by locating the phone's GPS signal and sticking fliers in the letter boxes of all the apartments in the building.
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Mr. Pettibon (he invented his surname) supplied designs for the group's album covers, posters and fliers, and that's pretty much as far as his punk involvement went.
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In the trendy Montrose neighborhood, a coffee shop called the Black Hole was stocked this week with missing-person fliers for a man named James B. Simmon.
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Depending on where you live, those fliers may come from Mosquito Joe, based in Virginia Beach, Va., or from traditional lawn treatment companies like TruGreen of Memphis.
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The police assigned 50 investigators to the case, distributed fliers with sketches of his likeness, and even commissioned a sculptor to create a bust of his head.
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All of these updates sound useful (even though most fliers would probably prefer an extra inch or two of legroom and seat width over any of these).
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The plans include a vast "funnel" system to reroute individual fliers — and potentially whole planes — to one of 5 airports screening for the so-called Wuhan virus.
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A gun control group sent fliers to the White House and members of Congress with graphic images from the mass shooting earlier this year in Las Vegas.
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When he started Airtasker, he accepted they'd be the type of place where you'd hire someone to hand out fliers, but not necessarily to find a babysitter.
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When she flies with her daughters, ages 7 and 5, she takes a Fly-Tot cushion, the creation of two California mothers who are also frequent fliers.
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To make the new approach useful, she said stores should spread the word through paper fliers and community organizations, since older adults may not check social media.
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On Monday, they announced that they were putting the National Domestic Violence hotline number (800-799-7800) on fliers in 500 bathroom stalls at Minute Maid Park.
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For frequent fliers, an airport lounge that offers showers can be an option (or if you're really desperate, you can buy a day pass for some lounges).
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New York (CNN)Commuter company SuperShuttle, which has ferried fliers to and from dozens of airports since 1983, said it will shut down permanently effective December 31.
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American's 15-and-up rule for fee-free solo fliers comes courtesy of its integration with US Airways, which had the stricter rule before the airlines combined.
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While Lufthansa, Korea Air and KLM are options for international fliers, Hawaiian Airlines is the only domestic carrier without a banned breed list for their cargo holds.
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Original fliers from the '70s and '80s are arranged neatly on the walls, featuring iconic punk bands like Black Flag, Dead Kennedys, Misfits, Descendents, and the Ramones.
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Delta Air Lines has also upgraded its PJs for fliers in its forward Delta One cabin on flights between Los Angeles and Sydney and Los Angeles and Shanghai.
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But the burst of drones that filled the sky Friday night—or early morning, depending on where in the world you watched—comprised four times as many fliers.
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But some airport managers are balking at the idea, saying they don't have the room or don't want to do anything that may compound delays for regular fliers.
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About 250,000 to 300,000 people join PreCheck every month, but it's not nearly fast enough to keep up with the number of fliers passing through airports each day.
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Still, for fliers that can jump through the day-of-travel hoops, there are a number of low fares available on nonstop routes across much of Southwest's network.
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One of Cruz's most powerful allies, she noted, was the Rocky Mountain Gun Owners, which circulated ubiquitous blue fliers touting Cruz delegates at every voting location this week.
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So were raunchy pulp novels, fliers for Times Square massage parlors, business cards offering phone sex for $2 a minute, even playing cards with illustrations of naked women.
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The study found 70 percent of all fliers named cabin comfort the most important contributor to satisfaction, beating out in-flight entertainment, service and food and beverage combined.
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In the days before the vote, they randomly distributed fliers containing data from audit reports on municipal spending that involved over-invoicing, fake receipts, diverting resources, and fraud.
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We know as much since, nearly a decade after Groucho's disappearance and Ellie's death, Annie is still handing out Lost Dog fliers with the pup's face on them.
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Fliers are also required to pay for their carry-on bags beyond one personal item, even if it can be stored underneath the seat in front of them.
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Fliers circulated by the committee's Republican majority contain patently false information about the USA RIGHTS Act, as seen below:A flier circulated by the House Intelligence Committee's majority office.
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Telegram is "much easier and reachable to many voters than fliers," Ali Alemi, a politically active 26-year-old student at Tehran's Azad University, told The Associated Press.
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"Upgrading to a larger memory phone might be in order," said Farecompare CEO Rick Seaney, whose research shows the ban will initially affect over 40,000 potentially inconvenienced fliers.
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The closest thing to CES for jet-setters and frequent fliers, the show rolls out innovative—and sometimes pricey—toys that can help improve the traditional airport slog.
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Instead of standing sideways in a plastic tube while a scanner shwoop shwoops around them, Denver fliers will step between two white plastic walls, about 4 feet apart.
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Researchers planned to use mental-acuity and physical data collected from the frequent fliers and the flight crew to help make life easier for travelers on future flights.
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Researchers planned to use mental-acuity and physical data collected from the frequent fliers and the flight crew to help make life easier for travelers on future flights.
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The March bombing of the Brussels airport may be contributing to a climate of greater intolerance, although the moods of fliers may also reflect their air travel experience.
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As airlines offer deals to entice passengers to move to first class, frequent fliers often either do without or pay for a perk they used to get free.
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Mr. Lasher said he was 19 at the time, and while he was in charge of printing fliers for the campaign, was not involved in deciding their content.
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Ms. Gross's group has distributed fliers encouraging residents in the Minneapolis area to download the Bambuser app, which immediately saves video online and protects it with a password.
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Valentino Gerbi, a founder and butcher at a new meat producer called Etrusco, handed out juicy meatballs and fliers advertising the company's "carne locale radicale," radical local meat.
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Other students were planning to spread fliers throughout campus Monday to "protest the culture that permeates Columbia's men's athletics teams," according to the description of a Facebook group.
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Of course, the fliers were troubling, but I knew they did not reflect the views of the overwhelming majority of Hoboken's residents, nor the views of most Americans.
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It's the ability to go to point A, then to point B, except, perhaps, for frequent fliers who still want to have access to upgrades and airport lounges.
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Then, the plan went, he would pass out these fliers, and then something else would supposedly happen, and then DeRay Mckesson would be the next mayor of Baltimore.
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On Friday night, doctored campaign fliers appeared on car windows in Hoboken featuring a picture of Mr. Bhalla, who wears the turban that is traditional to his faith.
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Many travelers may feel nickel-and-dimed by the practice, but for the airlines, raising fees increases revenue without reaching into the pockets of their most frequent fliers.
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The idea, communicated in fliers that have been displayed in employees' break rooms, attracted sudden criticism on Thursday that gained momentum on Friday as images were shared online.
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Frequent fliers who redeem their miles to buy tickets with a program's partner airline — an airline's partner can be outside its alliance — may even find better deals there.
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Each airline decides how many seats to make available and at what price in miles, and fliers can sometimes find cheaper "fares" to their destination on partner airlines.
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In the Queensbridge Houses, the largest public housing development in the country, Ms. Cabán campaigned one afternoon with Mr. Krasner, handing out fliers with her picture on it.
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Once fliers get to Europe, there are low-cost carriers with large networks, such as Ireland's Ryanair and England's easyJet and Flybe, that often don't appear in searches.
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At least two major airlines with hubs in the New York City area, JetBlue and United, waived rebooking fees for some fliers traveling through the metropolitan region's airports.
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Ms. Campbell said the efforts were backed up by a 2016 survey by the airport's marketing department that asked fliers what they wanted most from their airport experience.
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If fliers decide not to travel on flights scheduled between March 1 and May 31, they will receive a credit and can rebook travel until June 30, 2021.
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On Turkish, fliers can now order not only a vegetarian or vegan meal, they can request a raw food vegan meal, or seafood- or fresh fruit-only meals.
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The lowest level, Silver status, is available to fliers who log 25,000 qualifying miles (or 30 Delta segments flown) as well as earn $3,000 worth of qualifying dollars.
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Cultured Traveler As part of a showcase for artists at La Guardia in New York, writers will create fictional tales for fliers — and finish them before they land.
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I couldn't keep Betty in the house all spring and summer, but I could certainly keep her inside during the few days when new fliers are most vulnerable.
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Top officials at the Culinary Union in Nevada accused Sanders supporters of swarming them online after the union distributed fliers that said Sanders would "end" their health care.
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Here, in exchange for the cheapest tickets, fliers can't choose their seats before checking in and are more likely to be stuck in the middle of the row.
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But they want to travel in comfort: Millennial fliers are 60 percent more likely to upgrade for extra legroom, according to a report by the Boston Consulting Group.
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Together, the fires have heightened safety concerns, and activists have staged protests outside the school, sometimes carrying fliers to educate parents, many of whom do not speak English.
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We're all working off the same basic body type of a four-legged common ancestor, which diversified into critters like horses and humans and even fliers like bats.
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It was unfathomable to me that you could blast something on television, or inundate the streets with fliers, and people would unquestioningly believe the messages these mediums carried.
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Ms. Cheney grew up around politics, handing out fliers and politicking for her father, who was elected to the House in 1978, when she was still a teenager.
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On a global scale, the authors found, one of the best predictors of egg shape is flight ability, with strong fliers tending to lay long or pointy eggs.
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Wandering albatrosses are one of the most far-ranging fliers — some have been known to circumnavigate the Antarctic Ocean three times in a year — and have elliptical eggs.
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From the perspective of the trendy bars, teaming with some of these airlines to take their drinks to fliers is an opportunity to make air travel more enjoyable.
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Activists and groups in cities across the country have picked up the call, reposting fliers found online, and in some cases organizing demonstrations to coincide with the event.
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We're telling a story of what it's like to hand out fliers in exchange for stage time at 1 in the morning at a club for five people.
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The reason I met Ms. Ritter to begin with was to ask about strange fliers she had posted telling of the kidnapping and killing of her cat, Snap.
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In recent years, airlines have tried to offset the luggage frenzy by asking fliers to check their bags at the gate, sometimes even before the boarding process begins.
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A man in a Montana neighborhood where King had posted fliers called her to say he had seen a dog that matched Katie's description, according to The Columbian.
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Segal said the ADL started documenting white supremacist propaganda activity on college campuses when it noticed the volume of fliers started to increase in the fall semester 2016.
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Receiving an unexpected card in the mail is pure joy — it's a lovely surprise to break up the usual habit of sifting through bills, junk mail and fliers.
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"I've never been to a well-operated airport that has dirty bathrooms, and anything that an airport can do to prevent bad bathrooms encounters is great for fliers."
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Amazon was one of largest donors to a repeal campaign, which paid about $345,000 to a firm, Morning in America, to gather signatures and print fliers and shirts.
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After scattering mimeographed fliers around the space, the artist-performers spattered themselves with cow blood, assaulted each other, and fell to the floor as if convulsed with pain.
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The Spectator reports Midlarsky's office was also vandalized in October 163, when someone spray-painted a swastika on her door and placed anti-Semitic fliers in her mailbox.
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The Spectator reports Midlarsky's office was also vandalized in October 2007, when someone spray-painted a swastika on her door and placed anti-Semitic fliers in her mailbox.
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Though there's no news on where Sun Country will be expanding, fliers looking for no-nonsense travel and rock-bottom prices should keep an eye out for any announcements.
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The fliers at Purdue, a public research university in Indiana, are part of a national campus recruiting drive #ProjectSeige to capitalize on the notoriety the group gained in Charlottesville.
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Expanding the private screening program, if not privatizing the airport security business entirely, would go a long way to helping improve the experience fliers face at our nation's airports.
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It's those dreams that send Mr. Attia out into the streets as often as possible, even if just to pass out fliers saying that vendors — and vending — deserve respect.
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TSA ANNOUNCES PAT-DOWN POLICY FOR FLIERS WHO REFUSE NEW TECHNOLOGY Similar tests are reportedly conducted at airports across the country – but the findings normally are not made public.
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As airlines update their fleets, fliers could easily find themselves on an older aircraft without even seatback screens rather than a top-of-the-line plane loaded with options.
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If she was traveling by train through a town too small to stop in, she would throw off little packets of fliers for local agents, with pictures and messages.
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Fliers have been raining down on rebel-held areas, offering amnesty to those who turn themselves into government forces and encouraging people to leave in the next 3 months.
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I'm your best client, I'm a Diamond for as long as they existed, but Delta has led the industry in actually devaluing frequent fliers for their most loyal customers.
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