It flies from Europe to America, often for under $200.
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It already flies from London's Heathrow, Gatwick and City airports.
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EasyJet already flies from Berlin's other airport, Schoenefeld, to destinations outside Germany.
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The airline currently flies from Berlin Schoenefeld airport to destinations outside Germany.
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So what can you do to prevent flies from touching your food?
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Lake and Pen Air flies from Anchorage to Port Alsworth year-round.
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Usually it flies from London to Milan Linate eight times a day.
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It currently flies from Weeze Airport, 70 kms (45 miles) northwest of Duesseldorf.
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Read more: 2020 Democrats are dropping like flies from pro-Israel AIPAC conference.
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The story opens promisingly, with residents dropping like flies from an unknown disease.
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The first #PigeonAir patrol flies from Brick Lane, monitoring air pollution as we go!
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The foxes were harvesting dew-laden crane flies from the grass with their tongues.
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Musk frequently flies from Los Angeles to the San Francisco area, where he runs Tesla.
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Still, he should probably double check his luggage every time he flies from now on.
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Alitalia flies from Terminal 1 at JFK, which often feels like a "catch-all" terminal.
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American also flies from Tampa to Havana and Holguin, and between Los Angeles and Havana.
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Behind it, a Confederate battle flag flies from an 80-foot pole on private property.
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Royal Jordanian air flies from Jordan, a Muslim-majority country, to New York, Chicago and Detroit.
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Qantas flies from JFK's Terminal 8, which principally houses the airline's Oneworld alliance member American Airlines.
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I mean, if a bird flies from here, a mosquito flies, those systems would capture it.
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Ryanair flies from cities across the UK, including London Stansted, Luton, Manchester, Glasgow, and nine others.
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This summer it launched a service in Europe, where it flies from London, Cannes, Ibiza and Zurich.
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Unfortunately for me, Blade Continuous flies from the West 30th Street heliport, and my office is downtown.
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Women looked after scores of children playing on an asphalt runway, and swatted flies from babies' faces.
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The way it flies from the instrument but doesn't dissipate like it does when she plays outdoors.
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Kim flies from Costa Rica to New York to testify for the French judge handling her robbery case.
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United currently flies from Singapore to San Francisco with connections in either Tokyo's Narita Airport or Hong Kong.
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Next to that is a replica of the white "W" flag that flies from the scoreboard after wins.
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This prevented the flies from achieving clean landings, causing some of them to rapidly rebound into the air.
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Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair, which flies from Schoenefeld, wants Tegel to stay open as it expands in Berlin.
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The new airline will initially have six aircraft and will operate the 61 routes which Ryanair flies from Malta.
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Any American who drives on our highways or flies from our airports knows that our infrastructure needs improvement and modernization.
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Instead, it flies from Cole's fingertips through the nylon net to Sackmann's reach below the rim...then back to Cole.
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Photographers have in the years since attached cameras to almost anything that flies, from pigeons and kites to airplanes and rockets.
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As it flies from the outer to inner bands, the gas becomes more dense, piles up, and creates new star clusters.
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Whenever a celebrity flies from L.A. to New York, they always make one important stop before they leave: West 4 Tattoo. Why?
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Solange Knowles is missing out on the year's biggest music festival -- Coachella -- because her band members were dropping like flies from illness.
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They measured each distance as the crow flies, from where the animals started to where they ended up, and then back again.
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Eurowings has a plane and a crew stationed in Pristina and already flies from there to several destinations in Germany and Austria.
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La Compagnie, an all-business-class carrier that flies from Newark to Paris, is offering seats for $1,300 round trip this summer.
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Physicians at the hospital have removed worms and flies from people, but this was the first time anyone remembers pulling out a cockroach.
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In October, another regional provider, Seaport Airlines, cut most of the routes it flies from its Memphis hub, due to a pilot shortage.
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Wow began service to the U.S. in 2015 and currently flies from 13 cities to Reykjavik, with connections to other destinations from there.
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The current record-holder for the world's longest nonstop flight is Qatar Airways, which flies from Doha to Auckland, New Zealand: 9,025 miles.
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What they found: The study shows that the zebra stripes did not deter flies from trying to land on zebras when compared to horses.
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The president flies from Missouri to the East Coast to spend the weekend at his home in Bedminster, N.J. Pence will be in Knoxville, Tenn.
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JetBlue flies from New York, Orlando and Fort Lauderdale to Havana, and from Fort Lauderdale to Santa Clara, Camagüey and Holguín, according to its website.
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Due to a high chance of relapse Sophi flies from her Kansas City home to New York City every three months for checkups and scans.
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Last week, the airline announced a new flight to London from Tampa, adding to the more than 60 routes it flies from the United States.
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He flies from the United States to Sydney, and then goes by train to Perth, persuading the engineers to let him ride in the locomotive.
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And it's only February Lake Worth Middle School, in Palm Beach County, is only 26 miles as the crow flies from Stoneman Douglas High School.
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What happens, in this case, is that Isabel (Michelle Williams), an aid worker, flies from India, where she helps to run an orphanage, to New York.
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Norwegian currently flies from 15 airports in the United States to Britain, Denmark, France, Ireland, Norway, Spain and Sweden, as well as to the French Caribbean.
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Munoz said United in coming months would refine its strategy, such as how often it flies from Houston, where oil industry clients are spending less on travel.
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Although the Palestinian flag flies from town halls and across cities, there is a feeling that the Palestinian Authority (PA) is not leading them to a state.
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Born and raised in Southport, Fleetwood as a teenager won his club championship at Formby Hall, roughly six miles as the sea gull flies from Royal Birkdale.
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His replacement, Hélène (Marie-Sophie Ferdane), is a hot shot with a mysterious past who flies from New York to Paris with a handgun in her luggage.
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The migration took the birds towards the Southern Ocean—nearly half-way to Antarctica and some 173,217 miles (248,22016 kilometers) as the crow flies from their starting point.
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The premier of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, where Air Berlin flies from airports including Duesseldorf, said safeguarding jobs should play a major role in negotiations.
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As things stand, a Chilean airline flies from Santiago to the Falklands every Saturday via the southern Chilean city of Punta Arenas, according to the Falklands Tourist Board.
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In the movie, the Monkey King, played by Eddie Peng who is reprising his role from Monkey King 2, flies from great heights in action-packed fight scenes.
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The effects of the sinking itself are chillingly believable, as is the stunt work, with passengers leaping from the ship and drop like flies from its tipping railing.
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They were "a mere two hundred yards as the crow flies from West Berlin," but their lives were materially and politically distant from those of their wealthier neighbors.
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Today the couple live in a 1929 detached house with four bedrooms, three and a half baths and parquet floors; the American flag flies from a pole outside.
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In March 2008, Seryozha flies from Kiev, where he's taken up temporary residence, to Moscow purely for the sake of casting a vote in that year's presidential election.
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Now every week, Mr. Hilton flies from the home he shares with his high-profile tech executive wife, Rachel Whetstone, in Silicon Valley's billionaire enclave of Atherton, Calif.
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Boeing Co has pitched its F-A/18 Hornet, that the U.S. navy flies from its carriers, to the Indian defense ministry, including an offer to build it locally.
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When Strait goes to Las Vegas, he flies from Texas in the plane he owns, and stays at the Mansion, a semiprivate hotel hidden next to the MGM Grand.
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In the eighth, Atlanta got a bases-loaded walk from Swanson, sacrifice flies from pinch hitter Charlie Culberson and Ronald Acuna Jr. and an RBI single by Ender Inciarte.
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Glendale is around 40 miles as the crow flies from John Wayne Airport, and some 35 miles from Thousand Oaks, the helicopter's destination, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The U.S. announced on Tuesday new restrictions on flights from airports in eight Muslim-majority countries, including the United Arab Emirates, affecting international airline Emirates which flies from Dubai.
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We catch up with Michael en route, as he flies from Los Angeles into Cincinnati; the guy sitting beside him, a nervous passenger, unwittingly grabs hold of his hand.
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And, although the Confederate flag—with which Mr Roof liked to pose—was removed from the statehouse grounds, it still flies from porches and is emblazoned on pick-up trucks.
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While on her run, she remembers going through a swarm of flies, and "swatting the flies from her face and spitting them out of her mouth," according to the report.
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In March, the workshops look harrowing: Participants alternate screaming racial slurs and threats at one another, their shadowy faces dominating the panels of each page as spittle flies from their mouths.
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According to Pizarro, the concept of "tapas" originated years ago in Spain as something to put on top of the glass when people ordered wine, to stop flies from getting in.
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A Russian search and rescue team helicopter flies from the Kazakh town of Karaganda to Dzhezkazgan, on the eve of Russian Soyuz MS space capsule landing, Kazakhstan, Kazakhstan, Sunday, June 3, 2018.
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The US flag that usually flies from the pole lay crumpled on the ground when police arrived on the scene Monday morning, according to Lieutenant Gwen Smith of the Laramie Police Department.
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The French defense minister, Florence Parly, said in September that France would seek to arm the Reaper surveillance drones it flies from Niamey to support 4,000 French troops operating in West Africa.
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Friday, January 18 • According to flight tracking site ADS-B Exchange, Kraft's red, white and blue 2015 Gulfstream G650ER jet flies from Bedford, Massachusetts, to Palm Beach International Airport in south Florida.
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" The assessment notes that "the Russian Duma officially recommended in 2013 that Russia resume research and development of an airborne antisatellite missile to 'be able to intercept absolutely everything that flies from space.
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Lockheed has built around 200 of the planes so far, including a version for the Marines that lands and takes off like a helicopter and a Navy model that flies from aircraft carriers.
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The ash from dung fires, as fine as talcum powder, is rubbed into the cattle's skin and used as bedding, while ornamental tassels swat flies from the eyes of the herd's most prestigious beasts.
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Thus, when news recently broke that the facility had to cancel over 80 surgeries over a course of 22 days because it could not eradicate flies from its operating rooms, sadly, few were surprised.
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To reach the rest of the state, the 212 or so people recorded in the last census have to wait for the United States mail plane that flies from Ketchikan twice a week, weather permitting.
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Spirit flies from all but three of the 25 largest metropolitan areas in the United States — Sacramento, Charlotte and St. Louis — and plans to announce service in additional, still undisclosed, midsize markets later this year.
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"We are concerned with odors and flies from the dairy," said Lisa Munger, a lawyer who represents the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa, which successfully sued to force the dairy to do an environmental assessment.
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Business class from the US to Asia on Korean AirSkyTeam partner Korean Air flies from Seoul-Incheon airport to Chicago, Washington Dulles, Atlanta, Dallas, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and New York JFK among other destinations.
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"This patient's outdoor pastimes of riding horses and fishing during the summer months likely allowed exposure to vector face flies, and she may have delayed brushing away of these flies from her face," the authors wrote.
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On Sunday, after a tip from civilian vigilantes, police moved the search to York Landing, a small town in Manitoba, 50 miles as the crow flies from Gillam, where the teens were last spotted on Thursday.
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The ensign of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC)—the national flag with an image of two AK-5003 rifles crossed over a map of Colombia superimposed on it—flies from a tall pole at the waterside.
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Every time the first lady flies from Joint Base Andrews to Palm Beach International Airport on a C-32A plane it costs taxpayers an estimated $16,168 per hour, according to the Department of Defense, as reported by the Times.
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"I live eight miles from where I was born, and five miles the way the crow flies from where I'll be buried, up on Smith Ridge, where my mother Lucy and my brother Carter are waiting on me," Stanley wrote.
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In fact, every time the first lady flies from Joint Base Andrews to Palm Beach International Airport on a C-32A plane it costs taxpayers an estimated $16,168 per hour, according to the Department of Defense as reported by the Times.
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"The longest migration is by a bird, the arctic tern, and it flies from the North Pole to the South Pole and back again, every year," says Melissa Bowlin, an assistant professor of biology at the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
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The budget carrier currently flies from Berlin Schoenefeld airport, located southeast of the city, to destinations outside of Germany, but the Air Berlin deal will see it move into the larger inner-city Tegel airport, previously home to Air Berlin.
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"At night we can smell very strong gas," said Samir Abdelnur, who said he closes his grocery shop near the busy Karantina port earlier now because of the smell and the flies from the temporary garbage mountain facing his store.
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"What a stunning girl," Giustinia remarks, as she and Shay chase flies from a sticky table on the veranda and settle themselves where they can keep an eye on the baskets of vegetables and bread in the back of the pickup.
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In the Chamonix Valley, which lies on the French side of the Mont Blanc massif — just six miles as the crow flies from the Planpincieux Glacier — the Taconnaz Glacier has long shed large chunks of ice into the valley below.
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OSLO, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Budget airline Norwegian Air is ending flights from Copenhagen and Stockholm to the United States and Thailand while increasing the frequency with which it flies from several European cities to U.S. destinations, it said on Wednesday.
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Mount Kumgang, just 90 miles as the crow flies from the Olympic Stadium, lies in North Korea — and, except during the years of Kim Dae-jung's Sunshine Policy, it has been impossible to travel there from the South (or, indeed, from almost anywhere).
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The smell is absent—I'd only experience it firsthand when we drove near the farm the next day, so that they could film it from above with a quadcopter drone, while swarms of flies from the nearby pig sewage lagoons filled their truck.
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Texas expanded that advantage to 3-0 in the fourth when they loaded the bases with no outs and pushed across two runs on back-to-back sacrifice flies from Robinson Chirinos and Rougned Odor that plated Adrian Beltre and Mazara, respectively.
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The researchers discovered that during their "learning flights," a wasp rises from the group and flies from side-to-side in ever-increasing arcs while looking back at its home, in order to get to grips with where it is in relation to its environment.
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Several times during our stay we ended up sitting next to veteran launch photographers, engineers who worked on the Space Shuttle and others whom you would be amazed to meet anywhere but a couple miles (as the rocket flies) from the launchpad where Apollo took flight.
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Able to make or break an artist, or at least influence public perception, art critics are now dropping like flies from print media, while those that do it well face an art world that is more or less a mirror image of a Wall Street commodities market.
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In one of the best stories, a Russian oligarch named Aleksandr, who has lost hundreds of millions of pounds, and whose wife is leaving him, flies from London to his yacht, moored off the Greek coast, where he intends to commit suicide by hurling himself into the sea.
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The move is actually known as the "Aussie salute" or the "Barcoo salute" (after the Barcoo River), and it involves the waving of one's hand in front of their face at regular intervals as they are talking to keep pesky bush flies from landing on them or flying into their mouths.
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Over the period of "secular difference" alone: April 20, four killed; April 27, four killed; April 29, three killed; May 5, six killed; May 6, three killed; May 11, one killed; then May 14, when 59 were killed and at least 2,700 wounded only 60 or so miles as the dove flies from where Jared, Ivanka, and the messianists from Texas were preaching in Jerusalem.
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Vice President Pence flies from Indianapolis to Houston this morning with second lady Karen PenceKaren Sue PencePence on battling critics: 'Spend more time on your knees than on the internet' The Hill's 2628:28500 Report: Acosta resigns amid controversy over Epstein plea deal The Hill's 6900:2628 Report: Pelosi looks to squash fight with progressives MORE to visit a Homeland Security Investigations facility and to be briefed on conditions at the U.S. southern border.
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Researchers, trainers and a veterinarian are waiting for the birds (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Nova, the Golden Eagle (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Spirit, the 20-year-old Bald eagle flies from a lift to his trainer (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Eagle equipped with a tracker (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)NREL researcher Jason Roadman shows the tracking device (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)NREL researcher Jason Roadman and veterinarian Seth Oster release Spirit from a lift during research (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Jason Roadman and veterinarian Seth Oster release Nova (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Fly Nova, fly!
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