Komins' remains were then flown from the area via helicopter.
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The torch will then be flown from Greece to Japan.
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Many of these missions were flown from our alert pad.
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Again, they've flown from their home in Austin, Texas, to Greece.
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The jet had flown from Teterboro to Bedford, Massachusetts, early Monday morning.
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I was also flown from Berlin to Venice, Italy, for Bruce Willis.
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The passengers were flown from Japan to a quarantine facility in Australia.
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The hard drives had to be flown from the observatories to get processed.
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Gutt was flown from Germany to Springfield, Illinois, to meet the little boy.
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He told Jones that had flown from Los Angeles to Miami that night.
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Aircraft taking part will be flown from eight U.S. and South Korean military installations.
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Sridevi's body was flown from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to India on Feb.
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It has also flown from the high flying growth stocks like cybersecurity and cloud plays.
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After the patients are sent home, they can be flown from Guatemala back to theU.
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They'll then be flown from food trucks, operated by humans, to the person who ordered.
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On Thursday, Irgo was flown from Narita, Japan, to Wichita on a United corporate jet.
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Flown from remote locations, often equipped with missiles, drones are a visible and audible surveillance.
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The citizens were flown from Wuhan on a French-chartered flight with evacuees from 30 countries.
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The plane had flown from Charlotte, North Carolina, and arrived at LaGuardia Airport around 11 p.m.
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Today's mission will mark the first time SpaceX has flown from the site since the accident.
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Jets carrying out air strikes against the jihadist group have flown from Turkey's Incirlik air base.
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Vinson had flown from Dallas to Cleveland before her symptoms began and before she was diagnosed.
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We've learned Beth's mother has flown from the mainland to Hawaii to be by her daughter's side.
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The 41st president's body was set to be flown from Houston to Washington, D.C., on Monday afternoon.
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Their bodies are expected to be flown from the game reserve to the capital, Nairobi, Ojuk said.
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Supplies arrived late in the afternoon aboard a Blackhawk helicopter flown from an American base in Turkey.
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She had flown from Wuhan to the city of Nanning, which is also in Guangxi, on Tuesday.
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Even the cbs folks were impressed since they have to get their wire summaries flown from nairobi.
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When the company begins commercial flights in 2022, passengers will be flown from one VoloPort to another.
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The first was Raffaele Minichiello, a Marine who demanded to be flown from Los Angeles to Rome.
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Citing U.S. officials, she said the suspect had flown from Anchorage, Alaska to Fort Lauderdale via Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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I had just flown from Armenia to New York and was meeting a friend for dinner in Manhattan.
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In 1955, specially-made lightweight copies of Animal Farm were flown from West Germany into Poland by balloon.
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He had flown from Stockholm to New York, en route to Texas to see his wife and son.
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That leaves open the possibility that the drones used Saturday had flown from Houthi-controlled territory in Yemen.
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Officials said more than 140 passengers from the ship had flown from Cambodia to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's capital.
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He and his mother were then flown from Fitzgerald, Georgia, near the ICE dentation center, to Dekalb-Peachtree airport.
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Birdie, a 5-month-old Jindo/Labrador mix, was flown from South Korea to Washington, D.C. earlier this week.
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Ms. McDow had flown from London, but before that, she had stopped in South Korea, a coronavirus hot spot.
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Amid the clamor, I saw my dad, who had flown from Oklahoma to North Carolina to watch me race.
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Earlier this month, a former hedge fund employee was flown from Hong Kong to London for a job interview.
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Citizens' Climate Lobby volunteers had also flown from Miami to Washington to join him in meetings with the congresswoman.
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When the company begins commercial flights in 2022, it says passengers will be flown from one VoloPort to another.
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She said Irgo is set to be flown from Narita, Japan, to Wichita on Thursday on a private charter.
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Lang is then flown from Las Vegas to the real gambling capital of the United States—Brooklyn, New York.
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Space Exploration Technologies Corp, owned and operated by billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, has not flown from Florida in six months.
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By the time they are flown from one place to another they may only have two days of life left.
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On Saturday, Padilla and her son, Jelsin, were reunited at the Seattle airport, where he was flown from New York.
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I'd already flown from New Delhi to Paris and was on an Air France flight from Paris to New York.
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Taiwan officials in Taipei said eight Taiwanese had been flown from Kenya to China on Friday and 37 on Tuesday.
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Lochte — who had just flown from California to Florida — also did not complain of any injuries, according to the report.
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On Wednesday, a cabin full of 64 dogs and cats were flown from over crowded Texas shelters to San Diego, Calif.
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Unarmed Predator-B (now known as MQ-9 Reaper) aircraft are flown from bases in Florida, Texas, Arizona, and North Dakota.
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A group of about 1,500 Cuban immigrants was flown from Panama to Mexico earlier this year, according to CNN affiliate TVN.
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On January 220th 180 Cubans were flown from Liberia in northern Costa Rica to San Salvador, the capital of El Salvador.
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It accounts for only 1.6 percent of the seats flown from North America to Europe, according to aviation consulting firm ICF.
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Vallow was flown from Hawaii, where she has been living for several months, after being arrested for child desertion and nonsupport.
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A load of 313 shelter dogs were flown from Texas to Seattle to make room in Texas shelters for displaced pets.
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The department shared in a Facebook post that she had flown from New York City to California to rescue her on Saturday.
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Thursday evening, Alison Jimena was flown from Phoenix to Houston, and Madrid and her lawyer drove about six hours to greet her.
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The silver and gold sheets, turned into flags flown from makeshift posts at a central square, were intended as a welcoming symbol.
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This particular launch is a special one, since it would mark the first time a mission to Mars has flown from Vandenberg.
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In March, after losing a runoff vote (which his supporters boycotted), Amadou was flown from prison to France for unspecified medical treatment.
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I'd flown from Paris to see the opening of "Synthesis" after having struck up a polite but formal email correspondence with Piper.
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About 150 British citizens will be flown from Wuhan back to England Sunday, the UK's South Central Ambulance Service said on Friday.
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The plane — a new Airbus A330-900 — had flown from Toulouse, France, to the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, on November 16, Antara reported.
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Matt Gaetz tweeted Wednesday that he had flown from Florida to Washington to speak to Rosenstein before learning it had been postponed.
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One would think bouquets of wadded-up cardboard could not be flown from South America to a United States city profitably at $133.
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The study's 20 participants were flown from the US to the island several times to be vaccinated, according to the university press release.
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Azriel, one of the women featured in "Surviving R. Kelly," was flown from Palm Springs to Phoenix to Orlando on May 25, 2015.
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The Aussie psych rock four-piece have flown from their Perth hometown to London, squeezing in some promo time before decamping to Paris.
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Brady, a 4-year-old hound mix, was being flown from Tampa to Bermuda to reunite with her family, who recently moved there.
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Israel clamped down on the crossing after a wave of incendiary and explosive kites were flown from Gaza into Israel in recent weeks.
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The helicopter had departed from a civil airfield in Son Bonet, while the aircraft had flown from a small airfield in nearby Binissalem.
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Mr. Kelly is American and had flown from his home in Nashville in a company jet arranged by Mr. Nada, his family said.
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More than 80 British citizens and 27 foreign nationals were flown from Wuhan, the center of the coronavirus outbreak, to Britain on Friday.
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On the fourth night of a recent trip, they had just flown from Edmonton, where they defeated the Oilers in an overtime shootout.
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Although Milky shipments are flown from Israel to New York and California semi-monthly, they only have a shelf life of about 21 days.
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If Pence had flown from Las Vegas to Los Angeles — instead of adding the trip to Indianapolis — the cost would have been about $45,000.
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This month, more than 3,100 Cubans were flown from Panama City to Ciudad Juarez and bused to the U.S. border, Mexican immigration officials said.
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Since the Shuttle program was mothballed in 2011, all rockets launches off Space Coast have flown from the adjacent Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.
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We're told Kanye, Kim and their entourage were flown from Chobe, Uganda -- where they're staying -- to the event in Masulita, about 94 miles away.
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The authorities in Thailand detected the new coronavirus last week in two Chinese women who had flown from Wuhan to Bangkok on separate trips.
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The boxes, draped in United Nations flags, were then flown from the Korean Peninsula to a military laboratory in Hawaii for analysis and identification.
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She was then flown from the smaller local hospital by helicopter to a larger regional hospital and placed in the intensive care unit, Doubleday said.
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Cornell's body will be flown from Michigan to Los Angeles on Sunday, and Cornell will be buried at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, the sources said.
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For now, he is focused on his sister's recovery, having flown from Nashville to Mexico, and then to San Diego, to be with his sister.
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On Tuesday morning, a drone carrying abortion pills was flown from the Republic of Ireland to Northern Ireland in an act of defiance and solidarity.
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The exercise comes amid heightened tension with North Korea as the U.S. holds air drills in the region with B1-B bombers flown from Guam.
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Last week, 11 US service members were flown from Iraq to US medical facilities in Germany and Kuwait for further evaluation of concussion-like symptoms.
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The plane was most recently flown from Houston, Texas, to Lafayette on December 18 and had its most recent maintenance completed in October, Landsberg said.
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SpaceX has flown from milestone to milestone over the past year and is preparing an attempt to put humans in orbit next year for NASA.
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According to the agency, Agung's body was flown from Palu to Makassar, in the south of the Sulawesi island at the request of his family.
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However, the flag was honored on June 14, 1877: "As instructed by Congress, the U.S. flag was flown from all public buildings across the country," History.
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When last we spoke, he had just flown from Cape Town, where he's building a new condo, to London, where he hung out with his girlfriend.
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He had just flown from New Delhi, stopped over in France, and was heading to JFK International Airport before catching his flight back home to Cleveland.
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The U.S. air force said in a statement the bombers had flown from Guam to conduct training exercises with the South Korean and Japanese air forces.
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His Pakistani passport (under an assumed name) that was found at the scene showed that he had also frequently flown from Karachi to Dubai and Bahrain.
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According to him, this is where drones, flown from the cities to the countryside, to deliver parcels, instead of cars or vans, could taper the cost.
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Instead, Mr. Moon attended a ceremony on Monday welcoming the remains of 64 South Korean soldiers flown from the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency in Hawaii.
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That Trump gave that interview even as McCain's body was being flown from Arizona to Washington, DC, to be honored goes beyond gracelessness into something darker.
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When he was flown from the court to Torah Prison in Cairo in 2011, he cried in protest and refused to get out of the helicopter.
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In the western Sahel region drones also fly from a base in Chad, while small surveillance planes operated by contractors have flown from Burkina Faso and Mauritania.
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"I was shocked," said Ms. Haines, who had flown from San Francisco for the Bon Marché show, as she stood in front of a rice paper dragon.
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Johnson had flown from London, where he lived previously, back to Chicago to vote for Trump because he felt successful corporate people paid too much in taxes.
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Doctors amputated one of Mr. Meiring's legs, but he was taken from the hospital and flown from Davao by charter plane, the police said at the time.
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On Saturday, the couple had flown from Salt Lake City to George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, where they boarded a connecting flight to Liberia, Costa Rica.
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We had started in Los Angeles, where we had flown from Cleveland and stayed a night, we kids left at the motel while my parents went out.
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But two investigators had flown from the bureau's New York office specifically to speak with him, and Mr. Broeksmit had found their invitation too seductive to resist.
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Inside, new banners in embroidered yellow satin lie on the altar, ready for marking in red ink with the temple's stamp, before being flown from boats' masts.
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That plane -- a chartered Gulfstream -- was one of two jets that had flown from Riyadh earlier on October 2, carrying the Saudis allegedly involved in the operation.
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Some of the most public, colorful and unlikely opposition -- at least before Inauguration Day -- has flown from the keyboards of social media managers at the National Parks Service.
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Children were bussed or flown from ORR shelters across the country to meet their parents in one of eight ICE facilities in San Antonio, El Paso, or Phoenix.
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The first rescue system -- the submarine rescue chamber and an underwater, remotely operated vehicle -- was flown from Miramar to Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina, where it's expected to arrive Sunday.
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The Guardian was recorded the moment the family held their beloved pet for the first time after he was flown from Berlin to Norway; video is embedded below.
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The director, Pema Tseden, whose work includes the film "Tharlo," was detained by the police on Saturday at the airport in Xining, where he had flown from Beijing.
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After all, can we really justify drinking a milk made from nuts flown from across the world when we have cows in fields up and down the country?
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Aside from sporadic rocket and mortar fire, incendiary balloons flown from Gaza have set hundreds of fires on the Israeli side of the border, charring forests and farmland.
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"Everyone is upset," Melanie Ware, who had flown from Los Angeles and was trying to reach Venice for her honeymoon, told Sky News, according to The Associated Press.
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Brown said Tuesday morning that Waranowitz had flown from to Baltimore on Monday to testify for the defense, but Welch, the judge, instead asked that another affidavit be supplied.
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One woman at the barbecue — the only one wearing a suit — had flown from Washington to present Murkowski with a plaque from the National Association of Community Health Centers.
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Drones used against targets in Libya have flown from Sicily, but with a range of about 2003,100 miles, the Reapers could not reach militant hide-outs in southern Libya.
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" Zelma Redding, the singer's widow, said that after her husband had flown from the festival to their ranch in Macon, Ga., he told her, "I got a new audience.
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One employee was even reportedly flown from London to New York to teach Weinstein's other assistants how to dress and smell more attractive to their boss, according to the complaint.
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Last month, an armed drone flown from a second base in Niger killed a Qaeda leader in southern Libya for the first time, signaling a possible expansion of strikes there.
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Now his horses enjoy better travel conditions: He recently paid $2150,2000 to have a horse flown from Ireland to New York and then put on a van down to Maryland.
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Jay Acunzo, the creator and host of the Unthinkable podcast — about how to use intuition at work — has flown from Boston Logan International Airport three to four times a month.
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The Bucks were on the road for the second night of a back-to-back, having flown from Washington DC after a double-overtime win over the Wizards to Toronto.
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The first statement on Wednesday, which was attributed to North Korea's missile forces, began by noting that U.S. bombers had flown from Guam to the Korean Peninsula the day before.
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Earlier this year, Saleh produced a video where he claimed he'd packed himself into a suitcase and illegally flown from Melbourne to Sydney, something the airline later proved was a hoax.
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Hal had already flown from New Orleans to Detroit to Fort Myers, Florida, where he was then seated next to Levy on the way back to Detroit, Levy told BuzzFeed News.
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The aircraft was supposed to have flown from Pokhara -- one of the most popular tourist destinations in Nepal -- to Jomsom, the gateway for one of the most popular Himalayan trekking routes.
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Since Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations require commercial drone pilots to keep their devices in-sight, the drones were flown from parking lots within a block of the final delivery destinations.
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As of this month, 88 percent of seats flown from the United States or Canada to Europe were operated by an airline that's in a joint venture or other industry alliance.
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The tone was so different, said Mr. Scannell, who has flown from his home outside Oklahoma City to Los Angeles for treatment every three weeks since, a total of 105 times.
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Six black rhinoceroses were flown from South Africa to Zakouma National Park in Chad last week, reuniting the threatened animal with a land it has not roamed in nearly five decades.
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Rae bending down to twerk her hips to the side perfectly aligned with the ball appearing in the next shot, to make it look like it had flown from her butt.
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Her bending down to twerk her hips to the side perfectly aligned with the ball appearing in the next shot, to make it look like it had flown from her butt.
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Traffickers were brazen—in the military airport in Bissau sits an abandoned Lear jet flown from Venezuela full of cocaine—and the drug money quickly exacerbated Guinea-Bissau's long-standing instability.
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BENGHAZI, Dec 22 (Reuters) - The eastern-based Libyan National Army force said on Sunday it had monitored a Boeing 747-412 that had flown from Istanbul to Libya carrying military equipment.
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Turkey provides key support to the U.S.-led campaign against ISIS in Syria and Iraq, including allowing airstrikes against the Sunni extremist group to be flown from an airbase in Incirlik.
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The successful execution of a complex mission flown from two airfields outside Russia is a military milestone for Russia, which until the Syrian campaign had not conducted such extensive air operations abroad.
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Der Spiegel said on its website that the Afghans would be flown from Frankfurt to Kabul and then ultimately sent back to their home regions as long as these were reasonably safe.
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The crashed aircraft was supposed to have flown from Pokhara -- one of the most popular tourist destinations in Nepal -- to Jomsom, the gateway for one of the most popular Himalayan trekking routes.
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Quick take: After the 1991 Soviet collapse, the Kazakh government sent local cowboys to North Dakota for training, and had some 5,000 head of breeding cattle flown from Canadian ranches to Kazakhstan.
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By that time, she had flown from Dublin to New York, then over to Milan, for a disastrous day followed by a long trot down to Gate D09, where nothing was happening.
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Existing versions of the TU-160 have flown from bases in Russia to Syria where they have bombed forces opposed to President Bashar al-Assad, one of Moscow's closest Middle East allies.
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This caused gold prices in New York and London to move sharply apart this week as traders worried that metal couldn't be flown from London to New York to settle contract obligations.
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In a spangly blue dress trimmed with fur, a snowflake in her hair, Jenna Kinder, 15, who had flown from Kentucky to perform with the Spirit of America dancers, had planned ahead.
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Soon after, Sergeant Cardin, roughly 2500 other Marines and four large artillery cannons were flown from the ships to Makhmur, an area about 22008 miles south of Mosul, where Kara Soar is.
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With the area cleared of other patients and policemen standing guard, her only attendant was her loyal butler Paul Burrell, who had flown from London as soon as he learned of her accident.
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Earlier in the day, Podesta had slipped past reporters at the Clinton campaign headquarter in Brooklyn by taking a freight elevator downstairs, then flown from Teterboro, New York, to North Kingston, Rhode Island.
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From the front-page investigation by Matt Goldstein and William Rashbaum of the NYT: Earlier this month, a former hedge fund employee was flown from Hong Kong to London for a job interview.
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After he was held for more than a year in North Korea, Mr. Warmbier, 22, was flown from Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, to Ohio, his home state, in a coma on Tuesday.
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Never again will you need to ask your taxi driver to take the scenic route as you're flown from one location to another, much faster than by car and with significantly less environmental impact.
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The women in these videos were flown from around the country to San Diego by Girls Do Porn, to shoot a video that they allegedly were promised no one back home would ever see.
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The 50-year-old actress invited a fan onstage during a panel at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival when he told her he had flown from Indonesia to get a glimpse of her.
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The baby Linnaeus sloth, which is a mammal and is related to anteaters, arrived at the aviary a few months ago after being flown from Florida, where he was born to a private breeder.
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And in July, the family was blown away when Eden took her first steps since the injury during a playful visit with her best friend Violet, who had flown from California to see her.
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Players have flown from all over the world to compete at the first ever Fortnite World Cup, a large sporting event at New York's Arthur Ashe tennis stadium with $30 million in cash prizes.
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The 17 rhinos were captured in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, and quarantined for six weeks at Imfolozi Game Reserve, after which they were flown from King Shaka airport in Durban to Lilongwe in Malawi.
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The 17 rhinos were captured in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, and quarantined for six weeks at Imfolozi Game Reserve, after which they were flown from King Shaka airport in Durban to Lilongwe in Malawi.
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I was moving to the UK for a new job with Insider, and eight days earlier had flown from Dubai to Istanbul, before boarding the first of several trains to take me across Europe.
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Focus, a German magazine that reported that Mr. Abedi, the bomber, had passed through the Düsseldorf airport four days before the attack, also said that he had flown from Frankfurt to Britain in 2015.
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Such a system will then release small underwater vehicles able to identify ships and submarines by their acoustic signatures, and also aerial drones similar to the BlackWing reconnaissance drones already flown from certain naval vessels.
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"It is only a matter of months till we win, thanks to the Russian support with their airstrikes flown from the Syrian airfield, which will defeat the rebels once and for all," Abu Mohammed said.
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WASHINGTON — Missions by American warplanes flown from the Incirlik air base in Turkey against Islamic State targets will resume following a temporary shutdown in the hours after the failed coup, Defense Department officials announced Sunday.
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There were fewer than 1994 Canadians on the Grand Princess, according to the Canadian government; 25 Canadians were flown from California to a military base in Ontario on a plane chartered by the Canadian government.
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Fears that gold couldn't be flown from London to New York to settle contract obligations on Tuesday pushed prices in the two cities further apart than they have been in decades, causing chaos in trading.
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At least six patients were flown from Cuba to the university's hospital this year to determine the cause of a medical mystery that was dogging several people who worked at the American Embassy in Havana.
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They had both flown from Britain to Libya in April and Hashem said he had helped buy the equipment necessary for the attack although he had not known that Salman was planning a bombing, Rada said.
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On the day that we speak, she landed in Tampa Bay to perform at the city's Carnival and had flown from New York where she performed on a cruise alongside fellow T&T artist, Patrice Roberts.
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Stephanie Georgiou, a 25-year-old who had flown from London for a business trip, said Louis C.K. was a "three," once Mr. Hausler explained his one-to-10 scale, which put Mr. Weinstein at 10.
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The two male and three female eastern black rhinoceroses were flown from Safari Park Dour Kralove zoo in the Czech Republic, where they had been getting to know each other after arriving from separate European parks.
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Now, a Taliban fighter can be killed by a drone flown from a base in Arizona, but vulnerable Americans still have to rely on a flu-shot technology invented in 1931: growing vaccine in chicken eggs.
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The time off is then treated as sick leave, the airline said, but Brad Hodson, a Qantas captain and union official who has flown from Perth to London, said the policy could lead to under-reporting.
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The plane was flown from Edmonton to Montreal by a Captain Weir, who had misunderstood a conversation with Yaremko and thought the fuel‑gauge problem was an ongoing issue and not something that had just happened.
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A South Korean military official said Friday the B-1B bombers flown from Guam were escorted by two South Korean F-16 fighter jets during the drills Thursday at a field near the South&aposs eastern coast.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Sobbing and weeping relatives of 12 Nepali nationals who were killed when a suicide bomber struck a minibus in Kabul received the bodies of their loved ones on Wednesday after they were flown from Afghanistan.
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On Tuesday, two siblings, 9 and 14, were abruptly flown from New York to be reunited with their mother in the Southwest — but the mother may have already been deported, according to the children's lawyer, Priya Konings.
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Instead, the papers focused on the process by which Mexico arranged for Mr. Guzmán's prosecution in Brooklyn, where he arrived in January under heavily armed guard after being flown from his homeland in a small police jet.
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His phrase endings can spring wonderful surprises, but he's a show-off, and it was telling on Thursday when he picked up a flower that had flown from the hair of a woman earlier in the program.
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Israel said it was closing the Kerem Shalom crossing on Monday to everything except essential humanitarian supplies in response to the incendiary kites and balloons that have been flown from Gaza into Israel over the last few months.
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A group of nine children were flown from New York and reunited with their families, months after U.S. border agents separated them and deported the parents as part of the Trump administration's 'zero tolerance' policy at the border.
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Anticipating Mr. Obama's decision, the Turks have been quietly increasing the pressure by delaying approval for American air missions that are flown from the Turkish air base at Incirlik and supplies going in and out of the base.
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The Vintage Air Rally, including biplanes built in the 1920s and 1930s, has flown from Europe past Egypt's pyramids and through Sudan and Ethiopia, where participants were briefly detained because of a dispute over whether they had proper authorization.
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SpaceX is providing a closer look at some of its Crew Dragon parachute recovery system testing, with a new video compiling footage of a number of tests, including those flown from a cargo plane and a high-altitude balloon.
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The weekend before, she'd flown from Beijing to Seattle and back in less than forty-eight hours in order to meet one of her counterparts and obtain the key required to complete the connection from Jiangsu Province to Alaska.
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Separate military sources earlier told Reuters those documents will include a commitment to acquire vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) F-35B stealth fighters that could be flown from the deck of the Kaga or its sister ship the Izumo.
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The incident meant passengers were flown from Vancouver, British Columbia, to Alaska and then back to Vancouver before they could get to their intended destination of Whitehorse, the capital of Canada&aposs Yukon region, more than a day later.
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Also, we Germans like to tell ourselves we are 'clean,' despite drone attacks flown from Ramstein and the C.I.A.'s extraordinary renditions via Leipzig airport and support in one form or another for all the U.S. wars since Yugoslavia.
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The incubated eggs will be flown from Ol Pejeta via Nairobi to Zurich and then onto Cremona in Italy where Cesare Galli, who specialises in assisted reproduction of large animals, will mature and fertilise them and develop embryos suitable for transfer.
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The New York Times reports that at least six patients were flown from Havana to The University of Miami at an unspecified time this year when a panicked Trump administration could not figure out what was wrong with the victims.
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And yes, there were the believers: I met one developer who'd flown from Singapore to retrieve his goggles and attend the event, and another who said he'd scrimped and saved before managing to buy the device, which left him broke.
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As part of the experience, punters who'd paid anywhere from about $4000 to $12,000 per head were flown from Miami to Great Exuma, gearing up for their beautifully orchestrated VIP experience, with its meal options, "rustic, tented spaces" and "sunset views".
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The company has previously flown from Hahn airport, about 120km from Frankfurt, but has been increasing its presence at primary airports as it seeks more business passengers and tries to boost passenger numbers to 200 million a year by 2024.
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The remains of the victims, who were flown from Libya about a private jet to Cairo on Monday night, were placed inside cylinder-shaped containers covered in velvet cloth with the names of each victim and interred under the church altar.
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Simon, who was less than a year old and already three feet long, was being flown from his hometown in the United Kingdom to Kansas City in early April when was found dead in a kennel during a layover in Chicago.
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As part of the experience, punters who'd paid anywhere from about $1,000 to $4,000 a head were flown from Miami to Great Exuma, gearing up for their beautifully orchestrated VIP experience, with its meal options, "rustic, tented spaces" and "sunset views".
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The head of the industries, business and trade organisation in the Fars province was also quoted by the Tasnim news agency as saying on Sunday the first planes carrying food to Qatar had flown from the southern city of Shiraz.
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He had flown from a helipad near his Manhattan office to an airport nine miles from the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury, instead of driving the roughly 30 miles, or taking the train system he was promising to transform.
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I had flown from Kabul for the third time in three months to try to illustrate, through photographs, the fallout from the mismanaged international military mission, and the consequences of its premature withdrawal, as the noose slowly tightened around Helmand's capital.
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The head of the industries, business and trade organization in the Fars province was also quoted by the Tasnim news agency as saying on Sunday the first planes carrying food to Qatar had flown from the southern city of Shiraz.
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For example, two women have stated in court papers that Epstein had them flown from New York to Florida and pressured them into sex with him while he was on work release from jail, according to the New York Times.
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Wearing a red T-shirt and green shorts, Vall was ordered by the court to await trial in jail after he said he had flown from Sweden to Turkey and then to Kosovo, where he waited four days to obtain the guns.
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Flown from adjacent farmers' fields, they fly high up over the floodlit yards of the prison, float momentarily to ensure they've not been spotted, and then descend to drop illicit cargo in plastic bags attached by s-hook — meth, marijuana, tobacco, cell phones.
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"It's actually the first time a commercial airline has flown from New York to Sydney non-stop, and only the second time that a flight from London to Sydney has taken place," Qantas CEO Alan Joyce told CNBC's "Capital Connection" on Thursday.
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The Bridge Project, which works with American Bridge PAC, has reportedly commissioned a banner reading "TRUMP IS ON VACATION WITH YOUR $$," that will be flown from Beach Haven in the south all the way up the coast to Sea Bright in the north.
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In response to the border violence, and to renewed fires on the Israeli side of the fence caused by incendiary balloons flown from Gaza, Israel's defense minister, Avigdor Lieberman, said he was halting Qatari-funded transfers of fuel into the Gaza Strip.
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When Uber first announced its crazy-sounding plan to explore "on-demand urban aviation" — essentially a network of flying taxis that could be hailed via a smartphone app and flown from rooftop to rooftop — the company made it clear that it never intended to go it alone.
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"I saw I could be an activist for young women of color or any woman out there who feels like she looks different," she said, having flown from London (she modeled for Burberry during that city's fashion week) to Milan, where a new slate of runways awaits.
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This time Mr. Abloh had flown from his label's headquarters in Paris to join a front row studded with heavy-hitting art collectors, some of whom had also jetted in, on private aircraft, from Switzerland where they had been attending that other giant trade fair, Art Basel.
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Police released the following chronology for the suspects, including their initial flight from Moscow to the UK on March 22585nd, and their flight back to Russia on March 210.30th:At 24pm on Friday, 20800 March, the suspects arrived at Gatwick airport, having flown from Moscow on Aeroflot flight SU2789.
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U.S. officials said the four — Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian, former U.S. Marine Amir Hekmati, pastor Saeed Abedini and Nosratollah Khosravi-Roodsari — were to be flown from Iran to Switzerland on a Swiss plane and then brought to a U.S. military hospital in Landstuhl, Germany, for medical treatment.
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"Five and a half months later, I was shivering in Afghanistan," Mattis said, referring to his role as commander of Task Force 58, a special group that landed in southern Afghanistan aboard helicopters flown from Navy ships in the Arabian Sea to attack the Taliban in and around Kandahar.
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WASHINGTON — Hundreds of migrants are being flown from South Texas to holding cells in California by the Department of Homeland Security, in a move that officials said on Friday could be expanded by sending asylum seekers to processing centers throughout the United States, including the border with Canada.
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Her method turns something often quite bland — a plant flown from another coast, maybe another country — into something heartening, sharp and bright, full of the tastes of the sun and the sharp rocks where caper bushes grow and where workers must pick the tiny birdlike flower buds before they bloom.
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"Simply to say that drones are not flown from the UK is missing the point, if it is personnel on British soil that are at the top of the so-called 'kill chain' and British agencies who are feeding targets into those lists," said Jennifer Gibson, staff attorney at Reprieve.
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Unfortunately for her, Logan is rated R (and, my sister would like the record to show, not something Sloane will get to watch for many years) and I've flown from London to Austin to take her to see that other film featuring a hirsute male lead: Beauty and the Beast.
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Some of the memos detail desperate and harrowing journeys to the U.S. In one, a migrant said he had flown from Dhaka, Bangladesh to Sao Paulo, Brazil, traveled for nine days on buses to reach Peru, taken a boat to Ecuador, and reached Colombia through a combination of walking and buses.
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But trip planners may go out of their way to shield Trump from viewing another aspect of the greeting: an oversized balloon depicting the president as an angry baby in a diaper that will be flown from Parliament Square during what are expected to be massive gatherings of protesters opposed to Trump&aposs presence.
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Using fake names and disguised in wigs and mustaches, the operatives testified in United States District Court in Washington about how they had flown from Tripoli, the Libyan capital, to Benghazi with reinforcements to find Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, who had disappeared in an attack on the diplomatic compound there the night of Sept.
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" This sentence — along with her claim that the caravan contained "hella Aladdins," who have apparently flown from Iran to Guatemala to join the caravan, claiming their elephants as service animals on the flight — may sound ridiculous, but it's not that much more far-fetched than President Donald Trump's actual claim that the caravan contains "unknown Middle Easterners.
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We ran into one of them in the flesh, rapper Sunny Dee Sosa, at The Revolve Desert House, as well as Lana del Rey opposite Bradley Solieau, and some fine Brazilian men who were flown from São Paulo to hang out in the Spanish villa to look pretty getting organic hair treatments done from Laces while photographed by Vogue.
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Turkey in June denied lawmakers access to the base, angered by a German parliamentary resolution that branded the 1915 massacre of Armenians by Ottoman forces genocide, and has said it may block a similar visit in October.. "I expect that missions of the anti-IS coalition will continue to be able to be flown from Incirlik," Merkel told reporters during a visit to Prague.
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Having already fended off McDonnell Douglas and Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin and Boeing were vying for the favor of the Department of Defense with their radical prototypes for a fifth-generation fighter aircraft that could be flown from conventional airbases as well as aircraft carriers, and eventually replace America's F-235, A-10, and F/A-18 aircraft: the Boeing X-32 and Lockheed Martin X-35.
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Ha. I assure you, over the last few years nobody has flown from Seoul or Taipei or Tokyo or Singapore or Hong Kong or Shenzhen into Newark Airport; taken the AirTrain to the NJ Transit station; waited for the rattling, decrepit train into the city; walked through the repellent ugliness of Penn Station to the subway; waited for its ever-increasing delays; ridden to their destination; and finally emerged into New York City — the nation's alpha city!
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Read more:12 photos show the chilling futuristic tech being used to find people with the Wuhan coronavirusAmericans in coronavirus quarantine were flown from Wuhan on cargo planes with no windows and flight crews dressed in full hazmat suits10 Wuhan professors signed an open letter demanding free speech protections after a doctor who was punished for warning others about coronavirus died from itIt could take years and cost $1 billion to make a vaccine for the Wuhan coronavirus.
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