Then the plan was to fly from Istanbul to London mostly on Turkish Airlines, because it's an amazing airline, then fly from London via Amsterdam back to Toronto.
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You're going to pay more to fly from New York to LA than you are to fly from New York to Oakland, purely because of the business market that they see there.
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You can fly from Queenstown, or drive from Te Anau.
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Embers fly from a tree as the Kincade fire burns.
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Where you fly from matters, too, down to the airport.
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Fly from Los Angeles to Kauai, Hawaii, for $456 roundtrip.
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United will fly from Newark and Houston under the proposal.
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Hell, he rarely lets fly from outside the restricted zone.
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Small charter planes fly from Kasane to camps across Botswana.
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Travelers booked to fly from the airports listed on Dec.
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U.S. fighter jets fly from a massive base in Qatar.
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I let my mother fly from my fingers as I walked.
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You can fly from Las Vegas to L.A. for just $39.
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Let flags fly from the rooftops and let the trumpets sound!
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His limbs are twitching violently as sparks fly from his neck.
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The two worked together on "Venus Fly" from Grimes' Art Angels.
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It will still fly from Berlin to Miami and New York.
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Banners in the colors of the Italian flag fly from lampposts.
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He put together a great 205 fly from start to finish.
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Can't birds just fly from one patch of trees to another?
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They will initially fly from Tel Aviv to Newark starting on Oct.
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The VC200 gained permission to fly from German authorities earlier this year.
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It will continue to fly from Dublin to Oslo, Stockholm and Copenhagen.
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Of course, that doesn't mean every center is letting fly from distance.
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Nayeri was captured as he tried to fly from Iran to Spain.
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They were the first to fly from the US across the Pacific.
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Wade — people used to fly from Dallas to California to get procedures.
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He took a day off from work to fly from Texas to California.
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Explosions shrink and bombs fly from the ground into the bellies of planes.
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Today sees the inaugural flight of the newest aircraft to fly from Heathrow!
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So it was a no-brainer that she would fly from Portland, Ore.
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She had been intending to fly from there to Australia to seek asylum.
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Starting Saturday, flights scheduled to fly from Miami's Terminal G after 1 p.m.
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Four of those satellites didn't have permission to fly from the US government.
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It also proposed to fly from Fort Lauderdale to nine other Cuban cities.
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You get to fly from ships, you get to come back and land.
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Mr. Khatib had planned to fly from Istanbul to Los Angeles on Saturday.
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N) will fly from Fort Lauderdale and Tampa; Alaska Air Group Inc (ALK.
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The plane will fly from southeast Missouri, across Kentucky and finally to Tennessee.
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When he's not stuttering, words fly from his mouth at an astounding speed.
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Fly from NYC to Vegas for $144, or San Francisco to Vegas for $39.
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Older variants lack satellite links, limiting how far they can fly from ground stations.
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"Why People Can't Fly" from Vasily Klyukin and Zurab Ermilov featured plenty of color.
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To fly from Reno to Washington or Montana will take more than two hours.
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Sparks fly from the device and I start to wonder if he's actually okay.
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Cantrell says Vector will continue to look for other sites to fly from beyond Virginia.
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You can fly from Atlanta to Orlando for $15 and back for the same price.
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To fly from St Pierre, the largest community, to Paris, you must go through Canada.
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Farther along the Enguri River, preposterously large Georgian and Abkhazian flags fly from opposite hilltops.
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She had tickets purchased for me to fly from Milwaukee to California two days later.
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And you'll be able to fly from Connecticut's Bradley International to Edinburgh starting June 17.
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The flight, which was due to fly from Minneapolis to San Diego, was slightly delayed.
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Thirty hours after the attack, I was scheduled to fly from Ataturk Airport to Berlin.
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They added an insurance run in the eighth on a sacrifice fly from Cody Bellinger.
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I might f**king fly from the rafters like Shawn Michaels right into the Octagon!
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Are you about to fly from New York to Sydney or an equally lengthy distance?
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New Yorkers will be able to fly from Newark to Austin, TX for only $79.
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Its goal is a plane that can fly from SF to NYC in three hours.
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When you go to GPS air traffic control you can fly from point to point.
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Foxx and State Department officials will fly from Washington to Cuba to sign the agreement.
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It can fly from London to Singapore or New York City to Dubai non-stop.
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Fly from Baltimore, MD, to Paris for $257 roundtrip on Wow Air in September and October.
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The average customer can go in, and it's like $5 to fly from Atlanta to LaGuardia.
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American flags fly from light posts in front of homes with large garages and manicured yards.
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The Dodgers got a sacrifice fly from Muncy in the ninth before Calhoun's throw nailed Bellinger.
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Currently the pair mainly compete directly at Gatwick Airport, as easyJet does not fly from Heathrow.
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Has Dany grown, or is she destined to fly from revolution to revolution, leaving chaos behind?
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He was supposed to fly from London to Los Angeles, transfer and fly to Oakland, California.
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Evgeni Malkin collected a pass from Kris Letang and let a shot fly from the point.
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Originally, Schachle was supposed to fly from Barcelona to London and then straight back to Raleigh.
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He replies to email erratically; "sent on the fly from God knows where," reads his signature.
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The Rangers took a 2-1 lead in the seventh on a sacrifice fly from Elvis Andrus.
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"When you have a little bird, you're trying to help it fly from the nest," he said.
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Southwest plans to use its new 737 MAX planes to fly from the West Coast to Hawaii.
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In fact, you could fly from Newark to Miami in a Vision Jet (barely) without touching down.
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With a bag from Away, they'll be organized and stylish as they fly from destination to destination.
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Contractor pilots paid their own transportation and costly hotel bills when assigned to fly from different airports.
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When he had let fly from near the free throw line, the shot knuckled into the basket.
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She doesn't like canceling because so many people fly from out of town to see her perform.
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The United States had sought permission to fly from bases farther south, where weather conditions are better.
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Including a sacrifice fly from Albies in the third, the Braves now had a 4-3 lead.
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If all goes to plan, actual spaceships will fly from the site as early as next year.
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"Something is stopping the fly from realizing that it's close to making a landing," Dr. Caro said.
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United is also using a Boeing 777, it's largest Boeing jet, to fly from Newark to Los Angeles.
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For that low price, you can fly from Fort Lauderdale, FL, to Camaguey, Havana, Holguin, or Santa Clara.
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Texas added another run in the third, taking a 2-1 lead on a sacrifice fly from Fielder.
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Tyler Ward, 43, a devoted Seattle Seahawks fan, spent about $1,000 to fly from Stuttgart, Germany, to Dallas.
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There is fly in the sense of airborne locomotion, like how birds fly from one place to another.
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The Marlins got a sacrifice fly from JT Riddle, Ortega's two-run double and Realmuto's two-run single.
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For $275,000 a group of eight can fly from Sydney, Australia to Honolulu, Hawaii in a Gulfstream G650ER.
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Its even larger Boeing Co 777s fly from Australia to Los Angeles in partnership with Delta Air Lines.
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The 21994 Max has been grounded for nine months, unable to win approval to fly from global regulators.
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Zunum's planes would fly from thousands of small airports around big cities to cut regional travel times and costs.
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If they fly from London to Perth on Qantas, they could conceivably do it in under 17 hours, nonstop.
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Once TDRS-M launches, one of Orbital ATK's Minotaur rockets is scheduled to fly from Florida later this month.
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Incriminations, however, will likely fly from both sides, as Trump will likely appoint a much more partisan Attorney General.
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The performance numbers are dizzying — it will fly from 22025 to 60 miles per hour in under two seconds.
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Last year a French woman who wanted to fly from Newark to Paris ended up in San Francisco instead.
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Despite possessing a talented, towering frontcourt, Missouri has shown a propensity to let it fly from 3-point range.
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The airlines will fly from Atlanta; Charlotte, N.C.; Fort Lauderdale; Houston; Los Angeles; Miami; Newark; New York; Orlando, Fla.
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RBI hits by Kyle Seager and Clevenger and a sacrifice fly from Cano put the Mariners ahead 5-4.
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Flight 857 was due to fly from London to Toronto but instead landed in Dublin because of the incident.
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So he called her up and Ms. Hedren agreed to fly from her home in California for the premiere.
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But, travelers who must fly from the United States to points far afield still can — at least for now.
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Usually, the roses would fly from his farm in Kenya's majestic Rift Valley to customers all over the world.
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Dragonfly would fly from place to place, but would spend most of its time performing experiments on the ground.
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I then texted that I wanted to fly from New York to Chicago, leaving next Monday and returning Friday.
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When bullet casings fly from a machine gun, each one is clearly visible rather than appearing in a blur.
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I hope one day an Israeli prime minister will be able to fly from Tel Aviv to Riyadh. pic.twitter.
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It isn't clear yet whether the planes will be deployed to a Turkish base or will fly from Germany.
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He said he will fly from Thailand to London on Thursday, where he will stay for around three weeks.
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The plane was scheduled to fly from Addison -- about 15 miles north of Dallas -- to St. Petersburg, Florida, Martelle said.
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The craft will fly from different production sites in Europe to make sure Airbus keeps up with its plane production.
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Hamidi said Ri will fly from Malaysia to Pyongyang, via Beijing, accompanied by two officials from the North Korean embassy.
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Instead, competitors strive to accurately fly from one waypoint to the next, dropping markers on a target at each one.
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"It takes longer to fly from Point A to Point B in the United States than it should," Parker says.
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The Royals will fly from Chicago to New York before playing their final six games of the season at home.
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But the boom in luxurious terminals that look more like playpens for adults than somewhere to fly from is spreading.
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Perez, who uses gender-neutral pronouns, didn't fly from their home in Colorado to escape the hatred they saw online.
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The idea is to engineer and aircraft able to fly from the west coast to Hawaii without needing to refuel.
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Southwest (LUV) will still continue to fly from two New York area airports including LaGuardia and Islip on Long Island.
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With that assurance, the "Rosemary's Baby" director would fly from Paris immediately to the United States for sentencing, Braun said.
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Shults might never have become a pilot if she had not been so determined to fly from a young age.
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The ability to refuel and fly from Iran shortens the length of time Russian bombers need to fly into Syria.
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According to CNN, the puppy was set to fly from Richmond, Virginia, to Boise, making stops in Detroit and Minneapolis.
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It had 27 years in service with British Airways and could fly from London to New York in three hours.
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You can also visit the beach town of Varadero, Cuba, for the same price if you fly from Fort Lauderdale.
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Friday's news could ultimately let the Irish unit fly from the United States to Europe and onward to other destinations.
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It's rugged enough to launch from and land on an aircraft carrier as well as fly from austere land bases.
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But there's nothing to fight or fly from, except the misfiring of the mind's system for identifying and processing threats.
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That unspoken rule didn't stop a nightmare passenger attempting to fly from Long Beach to Sacramento, CA, on April 8.
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Fly from Boston to Martha's Vineyard for $10; New York to Orlando for $40; Boston to Washington, D.C. for $20.
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The drone would be able to fly from one location to another and to perform detailed explorations of various terrains.
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The deal also allows Mahomes' family full access to fly from Texas to Kansas City to see Chiefs home games.
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Justice officials allege that Stewart said in an Instagram post that he would fly from Nashville to Honolulu on Nov.
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The plane was scheduled to fly from Addison -- about 15 miles north of Dallas -- to St. Petersburg, Florida, according to investigators.
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But it turns out that where you fly from can make a huge difference in the size of your travel headache.
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The most egregious example of these underbaked modes is the toy spaceship that you use to fly from world to world.
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When she enters service in three years' time, up to 282 F-2000B stealth fighters will be able fly from her.
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These wasps lay their eggs in fly larvae; as the wasp larvae grow, they eat the fly from the inside out.
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Mashable has already expressed that these characters should kiss, and sparks fly from the moment they see each other in Solo.
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Netanyahu said he hoped "that one day an Israeli prime minister will be able to fly from Tel Aviv to Riyadh."
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However, the ability to refuel and fly from Iran shortens the length of time Russian bombers need to fly into Syria.
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In the fifth, the Mets scored three runs on a two-run single by d'Arnaud and a sacrifice fly from Matz.
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Delta is unveiling its new Airbus A350, a widebody plane it intends to fly from the U.S. to Asia, on Tuesday.
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Basically, it lets a pilot fly from New York to Los Angeles without white-knuckling the controls for six straight hours.
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Alonzo Mourning, a former pro basketball player, used to charter a plane to fly from Florida to attend Mr. Bernard's services.
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As Norman points out, if you were to fly from Minneapolis to Miami, you would experience a 100-degree temperature change.
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When an order comes in, a drone might fly from the truck to a customer's house, delivering the item in minutes.
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The flight was going from Newark to St. Louis, but the pet was due to fly from New Jersey to Akron.
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Order sheets fly from one end of the city to the other and most procurement is still done in carbon copy.
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Atlanta followed with an RBI single from Freeman, a two-run hit from Flowers and a sacrifice fly from Dansby Swanson.
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The Yankees finally got an out on an infield fly from Yuli Gurriel, and then they replaced Loaisiga with Tyler Lyons.
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While a human can adapt on the fly from the feel and sight of the dough, a machine is less adaptable.
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The Indians snapped a 2-2 tie in the top of the fifth on a sacrifice fly from catcher Roberto Perez.
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The drones fly from and land on a base that transmits an infrared signal "to ensure a pinpoint landing," the company says.
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That best friend made sure to fly from a show in Paris to Los Angeles to celebrate Gomez's 25th birthday with her.
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The craft will fly from place to place, sampling the delicious organic surface materials and sending high-resolution pictures back to Earth.
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The site has a clear and simple interface, but it's not always as convenient as planning on the fly from your phone.
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From now on, if they fly from any of the listed airports, they will have no choice other than to pay up.
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Inside, past the crowd of patrons, a group of young musicians huddles around a table and let music fly from their fingers.
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Qantas has given long suffering Aussies an early Christmas present: The ability to fly from Australia to Europe without any exhausting stopovers.
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Planes are guided to their destinations in a series of zig-zags, as they fly from one control point to the next.
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Brooks was at Fort Bliss in El Paso and planned to fly from there to Dallas, and then on to Jackson, Mississippi.
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This fall, you can fly from Newark, New Jersey, to Maui and back for just $610 if you book your ticket ASAP.
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A surprising amount of trash is generated every time you fly — from wasted food to discarded plastic cutlery, packaging, and bathroom waste.
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I've had to get on a plane and fly from L.A. to London just to get her from London to New York!
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The possession stats are going to be wildly lopsided today Yuri Zhirkov grabs a rebound and lets one fly from long range.
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In the air: Small private jets carry guests fly from Cape Town, South Africa to an exclusive private jet runway in Antarctica.
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And for many years, Americans who wanted to go to Cuba anyway would first go to another country and fly from there.
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I did what I needed to do, and then I had to let that bird fly from the nest, so to speak.
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I would fly from Hong Kong, Ms. Suhartono from Bangkok and Mr. Ifansasti from the Indonesian city of Yogyakarta, where he lives.
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Joey Wendle walked, stole second, went to third on a Caleb Ferguson balk and scored on a sacrifice fly from Willy Adames.
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We find Seberg preparing to fly from Paris, where she lives with her husband, Romain Gary (Yvan Attal), to her native land.
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"I'm in a situation where I can fly from one set one evening to another set and start straight away," she said.
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Roughly 28.3 million passengers and staff are expected to fly from June 28 through July 9, with 2.7 million expected on Friday alone.
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She bought her first airplane in 1922, and in 1935 she became the first person to fly from Hawaii to the American mainland.
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Similar to photos, it appears that the apps will allow you to record and upload a video on the fly from your mobile.
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The flight was scheduled to fly from José Martí International Airport to the city of Holguín, according to state-run newspaper Prensa Latina.
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For just $275, for example, you can fly from Baltimore to Orlando, stay there for four days and three nights, and fly back.
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But the couple actually had planned to fly from Mississippi to Europe and then travel to Syria to join ISIS, the complaint said.
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Also booked via BLADE's app, BLADEone will fly from New York to Salt Lake this year, with immediate BLADE Bounce service into town.
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Alongside military planes, there are a number of commercial cargo aircraft that fly from Iran to resupply arms to Hezbollah and other groups.
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You can fly from the United States to London for $400 round-trip — and no, this isn't a belated April Fool's Day trick.
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Seattle answered Beltre's homer with a sacrifice fly from Seth Smith in the third inning, but Beltre's double provided more cushion for Darvish.
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For $119 you can fly from NYC to Turks and Caicos; Washington D.C. to West Palm Beach, FL will set you back $79.
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Jet 2 Flight LS765 had been scheduled to fly from Manchester, England, to Madeira, a cluster of Portuguese islands in the Atlantic Ocean.
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US military transport planes traditionally fly from and to military bases for refueling, and are billed a premium in civilian airports, Politico said.
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NASA has announced its plans for a nuclear-powered aerial drone, Dragonfly, that will fly from place to place on Saturn's moon Titan.
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It was a five-and-a-half-hour journey — about the time it takes to fly from New York City to Los Angeles.
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F-35A stealth Joint Strike Fighters will fly from the United Kingdom to NATO-ally Estonia in the coming days, the official said.
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They would fly from their hives at night, which was something bees would normally never do, and then circle around a light fixture.
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These days, I fly from San Francisco to Savannah, Ga., rent a car and drive just over an hour to reach Hilton Head.
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The Mitchells had just received their travel approval in January and were planning to fly from Tennessee to China in three weeks' time.
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The E.U. and the U.S. have a bilateral agreement that allows European airlines to fly from the region to the U.S. without restrictions.
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The single-engine Pilatus PC-12 was then cleared Saturday to fly from Chamberlain Municipal Airport to Idaho Falls, Idaho, the NTSB said.
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They'll fly from Manila once the weather improves, Lorenzana said, carrying aid and allowing rescuers to reach remote areas of the mountainous north.
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Ms. Polman said she was smuggled into the caliphate in early 2015, after using an American passport to fly from Vancouver to Istanbul.
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Amore was on a Delta flight -- scheduled to fly from JFK to LAX -- but the plane never got off the ground with him.
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The deputy prime minister said Ri was to fly from Malaysia to Pyongyang, via Beijing, accompanied by two officials from the North Korean Embassy.
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If that's the case, they'll fly from Pyongyang to South Korea and then be taken to a US military hospital for a medical checkup.
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The flight was scheduled to fly from Kolkata to Bagdogra in India Tuesday, but was delayed due to technical issues, the India Times reports.
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" According to Swanson, smaller rocks could fly miles from the volcano's summit, and a cloud of ash might fly "from the sky like snow.
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The plane had been scheduled to fly from the Oliver Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, South Africa, to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania on Friday.
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A small group of Minnelli's close friends will fly from New York City to Los Angeles to surprise her in honor of the milestone.
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The Falcon Heavy is supposed to fly from a historic site at NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Cape Canaveral Florida, called LC-39A.
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"We want to attract more and more business passengers to fly from Frankfurt," Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary told journalists at the airport on Tuesday.
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Somalia and Sinai are both troubled parts of the world, so many Westerners would instinctively presume their airports are dangerous places to fly from.
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Virgin Atlantic Flying Club (60,000 miles round-trip)Virgin Atlantic's Flying Club program partners with several airlines that fly from the US to Japan.
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Travelers can also fly from Newark to Nashville for just $74 one-way, or make their way to Puerto Rico for $195 one-way.
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Despite plenty of economy-cabin fare sales on SAS, Norwegian usually undercuts the airline on price when they both fly from the same regions.
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Mnangagwa was reported to have hired a private jet for Grace to fly from Singapore to attend her mother's funeral in Harare last week.
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They'll fly from metro Manila once the weather improves, Lorenzana said, carrying aid and allowing rescuers to access remote areas of the mountainous north.
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The White Sox responded quickly, tying the game in the bottom half behind Cordell's two-run homer and an RBI sacrifice fly from Moncada.
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Some standout deals: If you live in or around Chicago, you can fly from O'hare International Airport to Fort Lauderdale, FL and back for $78.
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The Rangers won the series opener 1-0 Monday behind seven shutout innings from Mike Minor and a fourth-inning sacrifice fly from Nomar Mazara.
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The couple were due to fly from Boston back to their home in Mobile, Alabama, on Wednesday morning with Delta, but that flight was canceled.
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Katsutoshi Jitsukawa, 42, an employee of flag carrier Japan Airlines, was scheduled to fly from Heathrow to Tokyo on October 28 at 6:50 p.m.
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When first attempting to fly from Nanjing, China to Hawaii, the crew had to divert to Japan because of unfavorable weather and a damaged wing.
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The deal won't fly From the outside right now Britain must look broken, hopelessly divided and incapable of agreeing what kind of Brexit it wants.
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Now the newly appointed chief negotiator, Baradar is expected to fly from Pakistan to attend the next round of negotiations in Doha on Feb. 25.
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Three weeks earlier, I had decided to fly from Baltimore to Providence, R.I., have lunch with a friend, then return home in time for dinner.
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Flight 89 was meant to fly from LAX to Shanghai, China, but reported an engine problem shortly after take-off and decided to come back.
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Flight 3996 was carrying 33 passengers from Newark, New Jersey, to St. Louis, but the pet was due to fly from New Jersey to Akron.
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Will you hazard so desperate a step while there is any possibility that any portion of the ills you fly from have no real existence?
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EasyJet has said it was interested in up to 25 planes, predominantly for operations from Berlin's Tegel airport, where it does not yet fly from.
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His label, RCA Records, has dropped him, and Spotify has removed his songs, which include "Ignition" and "I Believe I Can Fly," from its playlists.
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Altuve collected his third hit of the night, a double, and eventually scored his third run of the game on a sacrifice fly from Evan Gattis.
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"Fans can expect sparks to fly from the Dawson and Casey reunion," Raymund told Entertainment Weekly, which was the first to report news of her return.
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When visiting Glacier Bay, for example, the couple used Delta points to fly from Seattle to Juneau leaving the van in Seattle for a few days.
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And while North Korea's nuclear warheads couldn't fly from there to mainland America, Robbins pointed out that there are other ways of detonating a nuclear bomb.
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According to Duprie's social media, the group opted to sail instead of fly from their first destination to their next, totaling 36 hours aboard their boat.
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These five semifinalists will pitch to judges in real time as they fly from San Francisco to London for the finals – utilising the on-board WiFi.
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Jean Segura of the Mariners, who hit a three-run homer earlier, scored later in the inning on a sacrifice fly from the Indians' Michael Brantley.
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While the Aeroflot roundtrip fare can typically cost you upwards of $800, with this deal you can fly from NYC to Moscow and back for $483.
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In July 2015, an IRGC general boasted that Iran, with Hezbollah, had amassed "more than 100,2023 missiles" that "are ready to fly from Lebanon" to Israel.
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So far, though, Trump officials have spent less time addressing these issues than it takes for a Pershing II to fly from Western Europe to Moscow.
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Booking on Wednesday to fly from New York's Stewart International Airport direct to Dublin on Saturday, September 14, a one-way ticket would cost $111 (€99).
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The Super Hornet is a twin-engine warplane designed to fly from either aircraft carriers or ground bases on both air-superiority and ground-attack missions.
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But because of the travel restrictions, had to rebook his trip to fly from London to Washington, DC to Charlotte, North Carolina and then to Raleigh.
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According to a GQ profile in 2010, Kobe would use the helicopter to fly from his home in Orange County to Lakers home games and elsewhere.
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With the commercial airports out of commission, he was able to fly from New York to a military airfield south of Paris in Brétigny-sur-Orge.
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I used Messenger to converse with Hipmunk, and before I had a chance to say hello, the critter asked me what airport I usually fly from.
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My favorite real space-animals are mice, who quickly adapt and start pushing themselves off to fly from one side of the cage to the other.
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She escaped from her family in Kuwait on Saturday by boarding a flight to Bangkok, intending to fly from there to Australia and apply for asylum.
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Boeing said it is still evaluating launch sites, but DARPA's Adams said Phantom Express would fly from Cape Canaveral, where two other Boeing space programs are based.
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Fly from Atlanta, GA to Orlando, FL for $45, and maybe see if you can't hang out there until the spring weather finally comes to your hometown.
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Miami tried to rally, scoring two runs in the sixth on a sacrifice fly from Giancarlo Stanton and a run-scoring, two-out single from Justin Bour.
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The Padres took the lead again in the seventh, getting an RBI single from Machado to tie it, then going ahead on a sacrifice fly from Hosmer.
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The bird's DNA reveals that it evolved relatively recently from some visitor to the island, and lost its ability to fly from the forces of natural selection.
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Flags of Shia saints hang from the homes on one side of the main road through Hamad Town; Bahraini flags of loyalist Sunnis fly from the other.
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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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Getting back to where most of Game of Thrones actors hail from, you can fly from Croatia to Edinburgh, Scotland for $235 to see parts of Winterfell.
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In May 1946 he lent Chiang his own aircraft to fly from Nanjing to north-eastern China for four days, to stop Nationalist troops fighting the Communists.
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The White Sox cut the lead to 4-2 in the fifth thanks to a sacrifice fly from Melky Cabrera followed by a Leury Garcia RBI single.
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Chest Fly From a pushup or kneeling position, place two rags under both hands making sure your shoulders and hips maintain a neutral alignment and arms straight.
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SpaceX said that Starship would be able to fly from New York to Shanghai in 258 minutes, rather than the 281 hours it takes currently by airplane.
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Favreau is sparing with these novelistic moments, given the need to fly from shifting Soviet alliances in World War II to perestroika, but they ground the narrative.
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Passengers could fly from London to Sydney in just under four hours by the 2030s, thanks to a new hypersonic engine, according to the UK Space Agency.
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A flight scheduled on Monday to fly from Manchester, England, to Madeira, a group of Portuguese islands, had to make an emergency landing after the pilot became.
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Conventional passenger airplanes rarely fly faster than 600 miles per hour, which is why it takes about five hours to fly from New York to Los Angeles.
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Some 22001,231 flights were originally scheduled to fly from the now-verboten countries to the US during the 22005-day period, according to aviation analytics company Cirium.
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Alongside military planes, a number of commercial cargo aircraft fly from Iran to resupply arms to Hezbollah and other groups, passing through Iraqi airspace, the defectors said.
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The Navy football needs to fly from Annapolis to Memphis for Tuesday's upcoming Liberty Bowl ... and guess what, Robert Kraft just happens to have a spare plane!!
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For example, you may wish to fly from New York to London, then take the Eurostar train to continental Europe and later fly back home from Paris.
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Dylan Floro took over from Ferguson and got a flyout to center from Trevor Story and an infield fly from Nolan Arenado before Dahl hit an RBI single.
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You can fly from New York to London, stay there for a few days, and then head to Reykjavik, or you can go to London without the stopover.
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It was time to fly from London to New York on British Airways' Boeing 747, one of the airline's busiest routes on one of its most iconic aircraft.
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In the top spot for the evening was British Airways flight BA112, which was able to fly from New York to London in four hours and 56 minutes.
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For example, an employee could fly from the Bay Area to Vancouver, land accommodations, and talk with immigration attorneys for far less than what True North is charging.
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The most expensive flights included in this sale are $259, and for that price you can fly from Boston to Aruba or from Fort Lauderdale to Lima, Peru.
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According to Nick Lenius, one of the dozens of passengers, he and his wife bought round trip nonstop tickets on the airline to fly from Oklahoma City, Okla.
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The Transportation Department already awarded flights to other Cuban cities, announcing approval in June for six U.S. airlines to fly from five U.S. destinations to nine Cuban cities.
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Dynamic Chest Fly From a pushup or kneeling position, place two rags under both hands making sure your shoulders and hips maintain a neutral alignment and arms straight.
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Kenley Jansen gave up a run in the ninth inning on a sacrifice fly from Javier Baez, but was able to complete his 20th save in 22 chances.
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They were intended to fly from the carrier currently under construction, which was ordered more than 15 years ago and was meant to have been launched in 2010.
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About 170 passengers aboard Alaska Airlines Flight 870 will be viewing the eclipse from 36,000 feet in the air as they fly from Anchorage, Alaska, to Honolulu, Hawaii.
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There may be no finer tie in all of hockey history; there may also be no better visual example of one team learning on the fly from another.
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Ultimately — just as a flock of birds will decide where to fly from danger or to a feeding ground — some compromise and they arrive at a collective decision.
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An American Airlines flight scheduled to fly from London to Philadelphia made an emergency landing in Ireland after a chemical spill on board left two flight attendants unconscious.
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Ethiopian Airlines will again fly from Addis Ababa to Asmara, beginning on July 18, according to Fitsum Arega, the chief of staff of the Ethiopian prime minister's office.
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The fish's seeming disinterest only heightens their appeal, since steelhead do not feed in most river systems, but are believed to strike a fly from a territorial instinct.
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The company's whole approach focuses on re-usability, because the more it can re-fly from a used rocket, the less it costs on a per-launch basis.
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"The European market is almost entirely liberalized, meaning you can fly from one market to another without any particular restrictions," says Oliver Clark of aviation website Flight Radar.
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Most of the long haul airlines such as Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Virgin Atlantic that Flybe has agreed codeshare deals with at other airports also fly from Heathrow.
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Denver-based Boom Supersonic is developing a 1,451 mph, 55-seat aircraft that it says could fly from Washington, D.C. to London in three-and-a-half hours.
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Train journeys can be great, not least because you get to see more of the country you're visiting than if you simply fly from one point to another.
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Big names like Lockheed Martin and startups backed by Airbus and Virgin Galactic see a day when you'll fly from New York to Los Angeles in about two hours.
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For $69, you could fly from New York's JFK or LaGuardia airports to Fort Lauderdale, FL. For $79, you could head from NYC to Jacksonville or West Palm Beach.
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But the company has built fixed-wing drones that range from an 8-foot to an 11-foot wingspan and fly from 70 miles to 200 miles per hour.
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Clicking into the extension icon brings up an unobtrusive chart of historical pricing data, and you can set a price alert on the fly from the extension as well.
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On Thursday, an American Airlines flight scheduled to fly from Los Angeles to Dallas/Fort-Worth was diverted overnight to Wichita Falls, Texas, due to severe thunderstorms, PEOPLE confirms.
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The Cardinals got both runs back in the fourth to take a 5-2 lead, thanks to a sacrifice fly from Brandon Moss and an RBI single from Piscotty.
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Eighteen years after the end of the Kosovo war you still cannot fly from Nikola Tesla to Adem Jashari, in whose honour Pristina airport has been named since 2010.
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The Mariners cut the lead to two in the second on a sacrifice fly from Stefen Romero and again in the third on a solo homer from Nelson Cruz.
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"I believe they would normally be delivered by bomber (B-2, B-1, or perhaps B-52) which could fly from Andersen Air Base on Guam," he told CNN.
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People fly from all over the world for a chance to sit in the LA colorist's chair, which churns out the coolest, most mesmerizing creations this side of Instagram.
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Meanwhile, the UK is still waiting on its full complement of F-35 fighter jets which will fly from the Queen Elizabeth and sister vessel, the Prince of Wales.
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LONDON — An easyJet plane scheduled to fly from Geneva to Copenhagen was turned back to its stand last Friday after a spanner was spotted lodged in the aircraft's wing.
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"We have hundreds of thousands of fans who fly from all over the country, to get out of the cold and come down here and watch baseball," said Teixeira.
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For example, it can't fly from Dallas to Los Angeles and then turn around and fly Los Angeles to New York, as a 737-800 or Airbus A320 could.
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The Irish low-cost carrier earlier announced plans to fly from Frankfurt to four tourist destinations in Spain and and Portugal once a day from the end of March.
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Chris Garver said Russia notified the U.S. through a deconfliction channel that it planned to fly from Iran through Iraq to strike targets in Syria and then go back.
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In one of the latest episodes, a drunk lady punched an easyJet pilot in the face after being told she was too inebriated to fly from Manchester to Greece.
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You can travel from Phoenix to Denver for $87; Boston to Chicago for $89; or pull a Master of None and fly from New York to Nashville for $121.
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On the second, Mayfield slipped between two Baylor linemen in the backfield and then let the ball fly from the 45 as he jumped to avoid another Bears defender.
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On Thursday it said it plans to fly from Oakland, San Diego, Sacramento and San Jose, California, pending regulatory approvals for it to fly long distances over the Pacific.
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For example, you could fly from San Francisco to Hong Kong, then use the Excursionist Perk on a zero-mile flight to Singapore, before heading back to North America.
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You can travel from Phoenix to Denver for $87; Boston to Chicago for $89; or pull a Master of None, and fly from New York to Nashville for $121.
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When it still had not arrived, hours before the deadline, she said that her client offered to fly from La Guardia Airport to Chicago to hand-deliver his application.
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And any time I fly from JFK to Hong Kong or another Asian destination I feel as if I'm departing from the 20th century and arriving in the 22nd.
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It takes more than 11 hours to fly from Bangkok to Auckland, according to Thai Airways&apos website, which lists one nonstop flight per day between the two cities.
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Flight Z9-223, a Fokker 27 aircraft operated by Kazakhstan-based carrier Bek Air, was scheduled to fly from Almaty, the country's largest city, to the capital Nur-Sultan.
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So good, in fact, that Singer would have Riddell fly from his home in Florida to testing centers in Houston and Los Angeles, where the bribed test administrators worked.
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Allegiant Air has $30 one way tickets from San Francisco to Las Vegas and by booking with Ryanair, you can fly from Paris to Prague for $3003 each way.
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After Ozuna's two-out RBI double in the fourth knocked out Leake, St. Louis responded with a sacrifice fly from pinch-hitter Jedd Gyorko in its half of the inning.
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I just had FKA Twigs fly from England to pierce her philtrum, she even laughed about how she flew all the way here, but she wanted me to do it.
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I never believed this until I was flying out of Worcester Airport in Massachusetts on one of those puddle jumpers that used to fly from Worcester to New York City.
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It was vintage Kane as he looked off a defender and let fly from the right faceoff circle, beating Pekka Rinne short-side for his 11th goal of the season.
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The deal is on nonstop, roundtrip routes on British Airways or American: You can fly from Newark, NJ, to Paris for $334 and from New York City's JFK for $377.
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However, Musk said a larger prototype, called Starship Mark 1, could fly from Texas or Florida in two to three months and reach orbit by the end of the year.
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A Delta Air Lines pilot on Tuesday was arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of alcohol minutes before he was scheduled to fly from Minneapolis to San Diego.
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North America to Central-South Africa with Singapore AirlinesFor 52,603 KrisFlyer miles, fly from North America to one of 21 African countries, including places like Ethiopia, Madagascar, and South Africa.
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After the Red Sox closed the gap in the fifth, the Yankees distanced their lead in the sixth on an RBI single from Stanton and another sacrifice fly from Gregorius.
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SHANGHAI, China — I recently had the chance to fly from Beijing to Shanghai on China United Airlines, a domestic budget airline that once belonged to the People's Liberation Air Force.
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The plane would cut travel time by allowing passengers to fly from thousands of regional airports, avoiding big hubs used by major airlines and airport security required for larger planes.
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Once a year every autumn of my childhood, my grandmother, Esther, would fly from San Diego to Newark and spend two joyful weeks with us at our home in Fanwood.
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And because they are designed to process information in short bursts, some researchers believe they could lead to systems that learn on the fly, from much smaller amounts of data.
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In addition to Gregorius's home run, the Yankees got a sacrifice fly from Matt Holliday in the sixth inning and a run-scoring single from Brett Gardner in the seventh.
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Among the flights, the Interior secretary and his staffers used a charter plane that cost $12,375 to fly from Las Vegas to Glacier Park International Airport in Montana in June.
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DE. Lufthansa will fly from Berlin to New York from November, basing a long-haul jet in the German capital for the first time since 2001, it said on Wednesday.
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It is estimated that it cost $242,500 for Pence to fly from Las Vegas to Indianapolis for the game, and then to Los Angeles, where he went following the game.
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Air New Zealand flight NZ289, which was supposed to fly from Auckland to Shanghai, made the U-turn about three hours into the flight, according to flight tracking site FlightRadar24.
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He skipped, hollered and let the ball fly from everywhere with that feeling he gets when there's no way it will miss — unwavering even with a defender's hand in his face.
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With Norwegian Air's New Year sale, travelers can fly from JFK to either Guadeloupe or Martinique, both part of the French West Indies in the Caribbean, for as low as $59.
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To keep costs down, Norwegian will fly from the smaller U.S. airports with lower fees, using narrow-body 189-seat Boeing 737-MAX aircraft, due to be delivered later this year.
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For $89, you could fly from San Diego to Portland, OR (or vice versa); San Francisco to Phoenix, AZ (or vice versa); St. Louis to Denver (or vice versa); and more.
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"We can fly from north-eastern Asia into south Asia, from the Middle East to Bali or from Japan deep into Australia, and so on," Airbus chief salesman Christian Scherer said.
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"We can fly from north-eastern Asia into south Asia, from the Middle East to Bali or from Japan deep into Australia, and so on," said Airbus chief salesman Christian Scherer.
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What's happening: The blimp, which has become a staple at demonstrations in opposition of Trump, received a permit from the National Mall's National Park Service to fly from 4am to 9pm.
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The Angels got an RBI single from Johnny Giavotella and a sacrifice fly from Perez to cut the lead to 23-2202, bringing up Gregorio Petit to face reliever Mychal Givens.
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Now Becky makes a good point, if you've got enough of the gates at a given airline, then you have some protection as long as people want to fly from there.
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Farrokh planned to fly from Richmond to the Middle East to fight for Islamic State, with Elhassan to follow him at a later date, the Justice Department said in a statement.
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In the decisive third-inning rally, the Brewers got an RBI single from Christian Yelich and a sacrifice fly from Travis Shaw before Perez blasted his sixth homer to center field.
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His eyes remained wide open and fixed on the ceiling for the duration of our visit, and periodically he would gasp, and spittle would fly from the hole in his throat.
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During the following days, the F-35s will fly from the deck of the HMS Queen Elizabeth with various weapon's loading configurations, including the "Beast mode," to continue the operational testing.
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Whether they fly from Qatar or a similar air base in the neighboring United Arab Emirates, they need to obtain permission from the host country for what they want to target.
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The flight, scheduled to fly from Paris to Chicago, was met by the police and fire engines when it landed at Shannon Airport, and the police said they scanned the phone.
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Chicago tied the game at 2 in the bottom of the first on a run-scoring sacrifice fly from Jose Abreu and an RBI double off the bat of James McCann.
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Greg Abbott (R) even included New Orleans in an order he issued yesterday, saying people who fly from that city or from New York City must self-quarantine for 14 days.
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Richard Grieco of "21 Jump Street" fame tried to fly from Texas to Pennsylvania -- but he ended up in jail instead -- because according to cops, he had too much to drink.
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After the Indians tied the score on a sacrifice fly from shortstop Francisco Lindor in the third, the Rangers got to Kluber for four runs in the bottom of the third.
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We're part of the Schengen Agreement, which means you can fly from Berlin to Athens and from Copenhagen to Vienna (or between whichever two places within the EU) without any passport controls.
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"Dragonfly is a Mars rover-sized drone that will be able to fly from place to place on Titan," Elizabeth "Zibi" Turtle, the lead investigator of the mission, said in a briefing.
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Ronny Rodriguez added a single to center field and, after a Verlander throwing error enabled him to take third, scored on a sacrifice fly from Jeimer Candelario for a 3-13 lead.
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It marks the first use of the pad that sent humans to the Moon since the Space Shuttle era, and the first rockets to fly from Kennedy, period, in over five years.
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He said terrorists could also fly from an unprotected small airport and attack after reaching a bigger airport, where they would already be beyond the current ring of security checkpoints in terminals.
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Waris Ahluwalia, known for his House of Waris jewelry line and roles in films like The Grand Budapest Hotel, was supposed to fly from Mexico City to New York City on Monday.
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The first commercial airliner to fly from the United States to Cuba in 1003 years took off from Fort Lauderdale in Florida and landed in Santa Clara, in the centre of Cuba.
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"I'm a bit confused because if there are still serious security concerns, why would they allow me to fly from the same airport merely an hour later," he asked in a video.
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Or I could fly from New York to Dublin on Aer Lingus for just 13,000 British Airways Avios points and then use cash to buy a cheap one-way ticket to London.
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The flight, which was scheduled to fly from Kolkata in India's north east, to Agartala, on the border with Bangladesh, had 136 passengers on board — one of whom was Bangladesh's information minister.
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The Braves answered with three runs in the third to take a 5-1 lead on a sacrifice fly from Tyler Flowers, an RBI double by Swanson and a single from Castro.
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In October, Virgin Atlantic will launch Mumbai-London, while Delta will fly from Mumbai to New York from December, in a sign it will take months to replace Jet's non-stop capacity.
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New York (CNN Business)US airlines will continue to fly from Europe for nearly another week, even though European visitors will be banned from coming to the United States after Friday night.
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According to the police report, the woman said Neymar paid for her to fly from Brazil to Paris, then attacked her in a hotel in Paris on the evening of May 15.
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LATE APRIL United apologized for putting a passenger, Lucy Bahetoukilae, who spoke only French and had a ticket to fly from New Jersey to Paris, on a plane to San Francisco instead.
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APRIL 24: United apologized for putting a passenger, Lucy Bahetoukilae, who spoke only French and had a ticket to fly from New Jersey to Paris, on a plane to San Francisco instead.
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Punches, profanity and streams of offbeat argot fly from the first page of this idiosyncratic debut novel about a Mexican immigrant living on the edge of survival in an unnamed American city.
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But with Friday's launch, both SpaceX and Boeing are nearing the finish line to crewed flights — and 2020 may finally be the year when NASA astronauts fly from the US once again.
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It's like sometimes they do two New Year shows, they have to fly from Australia to New York in the same night ... I mean I struggle with three gigs in a row.
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The Twins, who got an RBI single from Jorge Polanco and a run-scoring sacrifice fly from Miguel Sano in the sixth inning — lost their franchise-worst 103rd game of the season.
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But it will be next year at the earliest before any British F-35s fly from HMS Queen Elizabeth, according to a statement given to the UK Defence Journal earlier this year.
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Emirates, which was recently named the best airline in the world, is now holding its companion fare sale, which lets you and a friend fly from New York to Milan for $899 — total.
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"It's not the best airport to shop in, but it's the best airport to fly from," said Wolfgang Goerwitz, 70, as he queued to check in to his Austrian Airlines flight to Vienna.
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We've all been there: You arrive at the gate and it turns out there are more passengers wanting to fly from point A to point B than there are seats on the plane.
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United Flight 1600, which was scheduled to fly from Phoenix to Newark, N.J., pulled off the runway on Friday morning after a possible issue with overheated brakes, airport officials confirmed to Fox 10 .
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The new Falcon 21X plane will be able to fly from London to Los Angeles and will enter service in 20083, Chief Executive Eric Trappier told journalists at a business aerodrome outside Paris.
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The rebel leader had initially planned to fly from Gambela airport in Ethiopia on Monday, April 18, for what was seen as the final phase of the peace process between the two sides.
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Like a silk scarf ripped through a torrent of wind, her paintings fly from one canvas to the next, giving off the impression they are intrinsically connected to one another as a unit.
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While others seemed to navigate the TV's UI naturally and simply, my cursor seemed to fly from one side of the screen to the other with less than a flick of the wrist.
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So instead, Mansour decided to follow a smuggler's advice: fly from Istanbul to Malaysia, where Syrians can still enter without a visa, and try to get on a flight to Europe from there.
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"She wore the ivory 'Moscow' to fly from New York to London Fashion Week this September, and gave us a shout-out via Instagram," Olivia von Halle, founder of the brand, told Refinery29.
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The officials stressed that this electronics ban is about the airports these flights leave from for their direct flights to the U.S., not about the affected airlines or the countries they fly from.
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U.S. rules also don't have a set restriction for how far away a drone is allowed to fly from its operator, but rather require drones be kept within the operator's line of sight.
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The repatriation flights will fly from Morocco two days — today and Thursday — and would get travelers to Britain and France, but it was unclear if they would connect them to the United States.
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Part of CBS's argument against the raise was that the network had made scheduling concessions to allow Ms. Reese to fly from the set in Utah to California every weekend for church services.
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According to CNN, PenAir Flight 22019 — which operates a SAAB 2000 airplane for Alaska Airlines — was scheduled to fly from Anchorage to Dutch Harbor and was carrying 39 passengers and three crew members.
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The date of the evacuation flight has not been confirmed, but the source said it will likely fly from Pyongyang to the Russian city of Vladivostok, in the far east of the country.
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Jeffrey Anderson, an associate professor of radiology and bioengineering at the University of Utah, planned to fly from Salt Lake City to the march in Washington with his partner and four teenage children.
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Yujing Zhang claimed a friend had asked her to fly from Shanghai to the club to try to speak to a member of Trump's family about economic relations between the US and China.
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Sam Huang, who runs TopMiles, redeemed 60,000 AAdvantage miles plus $108 to fly from Sydney to the Maldives, with the flight from Sydney to Abu Dhabi in the Etihad Apartment on the Airbus A380.
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In a scene fit for Hollywood, the International Whooping Crane Recovery Team used a small airplane in 2001 to show the young whooping cranes how to fly from western Florida to Wisconsin and back.
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But with Verlander thriving, all Houston needed was an infield RBI single from Carlos Correa in the fourth inning and a sacrifice fly from rookie Yordan Alvarez in the sixth to notch the victory.
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For $69, you can fly from D.C. to West Palm Beach, FL; if you're looking to splurge, may we suggest a getaway from New York to Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic for $119?
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Airbus has said it wants to build a fleet of autonomous, multirotor eVTOL aircraft that can be used to fly from rooftop to rooftop in dense cities where traffic is often at a standstill.
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As we scanned through the body and zoomed in on sections, the designers emphasized the app was rendering in real time, producing full-color rotatable images on the fly from the original CT scans.
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But the prospect of being able to fly from New York to Los Angeles in less than two hours, instead of a tedious six or so, would be welcomed by many a weary traveller.
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His money gone to drugs, he sold his last item of value — a grand piano — for $5,000 and rented a single-engine plane to fly from California to Florida in search of The Mayan.
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Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has previously said high fees and long turnaround times at Frankfurt, London Heathrow and Paris Charles de Gaulle make it difficult for low cost operators to fly from those hubs.
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The bottleneck posed a crisis, which was resolved with an agreement that allowed them to fly from Costa Rica to El Salvador, and then via bus to Mexico, then on to the United States.
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Routes are convoluted: a passenger wanting to fly from Algiers to Lagos may have to go via Europe, turning a four-and-a-half-hour journey into one that takes at least nine hours.
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This is all to say that if in fact reindeer did fly from the North Pole all around the world at Christmas, most likely only the gals would even be prepared for the journey.
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For example, even if you book a flight to Paris sold by Delta, you may actually end up flying partner airline Air France, both of which fly from different terminals at New York's JFK.
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According to AFP, the flight was scheduled to fly from Bengkulu, Indonesia, to Jakarta on Monday and, in addition to its passengers, it had also crammed two tons of durian into the cargo hold.
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Morrison arranged to fly from Melbourne to the national capital Canberra late on Wednesday so that he could ask the governor-general the following morning to dissolve parliament for an election campaign, media reported.
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She is startled to learn that both Evelyn and Evvie received email invitations to the funeral from an unknown woman, and were even given plane tickets so they could fly from the United States.
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As a writer, I would, yes, like the chance to earn a living from writing, without having to fly from one ill-paid piece to the next, wringing myself into mental and physical exhaustion.
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Where technology and economics collide United Airlines is getting a lot of negative press after videos showed security guards forcibly removing a paying customer from a flight scheduled to fly from Chicago to Louisville.
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Meghan Markle, whose biracial parentage made headlines after her engagement to Prince Harry, starred in two Hallmark movies; in the Fourth of July romance "When Sparks Fly," from 123, her character had white parents.
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In the increasingly autocratic kingdom, even the prospect of the ambitious Crown Prince blaming underlings for an operation that required 15 men to fly from Riyadh to Istanbul, according to Turkish investigators, beggars belief.
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A new supersonic jet that some are calling "Son of the Concorde" could fly from New York to London in three hours, and may be used to transport commercial airline passengers sooner than you think.
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Airbus has said it wants to build a fleet of electric, autonomous, multirotor VTOL aircraft that can be used to fly from rooftop to rooftop in dense cities where traffic is often at a standstill.
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Norwegian canceled some flights on Tuesday, and on Wednesday it canceled at least three dozen departures, its website showed, most of which were due to fly from airports in Oslo, Stockholm and other Nordic cities.
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Refusing to be bullied, they fly from New Zealand to the United States to try to figure out what's going on, and discover a wide-ranging blackmailing scheme that's been ruining people's lives for years.
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Look at the actual computer program in his head turn on after he gets water poured on him: Efficient, unfeeling brand management on the fly, from the thought leader of Silicon Valley's foremost basketball disruptors.
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But the Orioles got a couple runs back in the top of the eighth, getting a sacrifice fly from Dwight Smith Jr. and an RBI double by Wilkerson to tie the game at 4-4.
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The helicopter was to fly from Caracas, the capital, to the west-central state of Cojedes when it "went to ground," the Defense Ministry said, adding that authorities were investigating the cause of the crash.
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Mr Morfit, ValueAct's second employee, said he learnt on the fly from Mr Ubben, travelling around the country with him to meet different companies they were invested in or considering investing in, the two recalled.
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Norwegian cancelled some flights on Tuesday, and on Wednesday it cancelled at least three dozen departures, its website showed, most of which were due to fly from airports in Oslo, Stockholm and other Nordic cities.
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The ability to fly from London to New York in a little over three hours was certainly a boon for a select few, but it left behind a nasty boom for those on the ground.
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The outpost, leased for $245m a year, shares an airstrip with the international airport, although its drones now fly from a desert airfield eight miles away after one crashed in a residential area in 230.
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"The behavior looks like if most people on a Friday evening fly from Paris to New York or Los Angeles to Tokyo and on Monday they fly back," said researcher Till Roenneberg PhD, to WebMD.
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The Melbourne-Hong Kong route, which Virgin said had "underperformed" amid widespread pro-democracy protests in the Chinese-controlled city, will be axed and the carrier will fly from Brisbane to Tokyo's Haneda Airport instead.
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When that happens, it will be possible to fly from virtually anywhere in the US to Casablanca (with a stop in Philly) and on to any of Royal Air Maroc's destinations on a single ticket.
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The video, uploaded by Facebook user Surain Adyanthaya, shows a woman holding a baby and seen crying in front of the plane, preparing to fly from San Francisco to Dallas-Forth Worth, WFAA-TV reported.
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Asked about any plans to let the Russian air force use the base, Dehghan said: "If necessary, Iran will once again allow Russian jets to fly from Hamedan's Nojeh air base," Tasnim news agency reported.
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It has a diameter of 100,000 light-years, which means that it would take a beam of light 100,000 years to cross it, and half of that to fly from the center to the edge.
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It also has the advantage that, despite being a single-aisle plane, it can fly from Europe to mid-haul destinations such as Egypt and Cape Verde, which are popular winter sun destinations, Burling said.
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Down two in the bottom of the ninth, the Blue Jays got a sacrifice fly from Cavan Biggio and RBI single from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. against Shawn Armstrong to tie the game with two outs.
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And Wright Electric, a firm in Los Angeles, has teamed up with easyJet, a British airline, with the aspiration of producing a nine-seater with enough range to be able to fly from London to Amsterdam.
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Still, a sharp object managed to fly from the lawnmower and slice Kendra's neck, narrowly missing her carotid arteries, "trachea, vocal cords and everything important," she wrote in a Facebook post the night of the incident.
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" Referring to Trump's journey from the first stop of his overseas tour, Saudi Arabia, Netanyahu added that, "I hope that one day an Israeli prime minister will be able to fly from Tel Aviv to Riyadh.
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To make it stickier but in the truth, when people are going to fly from X to Y, they can go to their computer and figure out very quickly how much it's going to cost them.
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On Wednesday, rebel leader Riek Machar is due to fly from Sudan's capital Khartoum to Juba for a "Peace Celebration" hosted by Kiir and that the presidents of Sudan, Uganda and Kenya are expected to attend.
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The Mexican airline said on its Twitter account that Flight 2431, an Embraer ERJ-190AR jet, had been scheduled to fly from the General Guadalupe Victoria International Airport in the city of Durango to Mexico City.
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The plane had been scheduled to fly from the Oliver Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, South Africa, to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, but was seized on an order issued by the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg.
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Only through art, he noted, can we enter the secret universe of another, the only journey in which we truly 'fly from star to star,' a journey that cannot be navigated by 'direct and conscious methods.
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American Airlines (AAL) has suspended all flights between the United States and mainland China through March 27, while Delta Air Lines (DAL) has said it won't fly from the United States to China through April 30.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - President Jair Bolsonaro fired his deputy chief of staff for the second time this week, after the official used a Brazilian Air Force plane to fly from Davos, Switzerland, to New Delhi last week.
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It represents the first time that Ehang has received permission to fly from the US Federal Aviation Administration, and it helped set the stage for it to receive approval for passenger demonstrations in the near future.
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The simple fact is that Trump can't fly from statement to statement when sitting across from the prosecutor, whether in an informal interview or in a grand jury chamber after he has sworn on the Bible.
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When completed next year, it will allow Reaper surveillance drones to fly from hundreds of miles closer to southern Libya, to monitor Islamic State insurgents flowing south and other extremists flowing north from the Sahel region.
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The Brazilian Air Force said three Hercules C-130 transport planes were ready to fly from Manaus to Medellin in Colombia to pick up the coffins that are scheduled to arrive in Chapecó at 7 a.m.
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And he did it only after humiliating those very same advisers by letting them brief the media that an affirmation was coming, only to cut it on the fly from the prepared text of his speech.
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File Under: Snake On a Plane Scumbag ex-Team USA doctor Larry Nassar got the private jet treatment Friday to fly from Michigan to Tucson to begin his federal prison stint ... and TMZ Sports has the photos.
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If Solar Impulse completes the trans-Atlantic journey first, it could take some wind out of Eraole's sails, so to speak — however there are no guarantees Solar Impulse will fly from New York to Europe before June.
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For $69, you could fly from Salt Lake City to San Diego (or vice versa); San Diego to Tucson, AZ (or vice versa); Sacramento, CA, to Boise, ID (the return trip would be $64); among other destinations.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - The man suspected of shooting dead five people in Fort Lauderdale airport on Friday did not fly from Canada and was not on a Canadian flight, said a spokeswoman for the Canadian embassy in Washington.
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SINGAPORE/JAKARTA (Reuters) - When Resti Novita Sari booked to fly from Jakarta to her hometown of Padang to visit family for the Eid holiday, airfares were 40% to 60% higher than she had paid in previous years.
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A walk and a strikeout later, Gurriel hit a two-out, RBI single to cut the lead to 3-2, and Rodon was replaced by Luis Avilan, who induced and inning-ending pop fly from Justin Smoak.
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His favorite way to relax is to fly from Los Angeles to San Francisco on his flight simulator; his No. 1 bucket list item is to run with the bulls in Pamplona; and he speaks fluent Italian.
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They did so in the fourth, when they got a leadoff homer from Kris Bryant, a run-scoring dribbler from Addison Russell and a sacrifice fly from Ross to take a 3-1 lead against Trevor Bauer.
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For example, if your home airport is small, you could have limited options when it comes to which airline you fly, so you&aposll likely want to earn whatever miles you need to fly from your hometown.
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Condé Nast Traveler reports that you can fly from the U.S. to Oslo, Norway, on Norwegian Air this spring and summer starting at $250, which is a pretty stellar price for a roundtrip, if you ask us.
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When rhetorical sparks do fly from one end of Pennsylvania Avenue to the other, Ornstein said, the fiercer words have tended to come from congressional opponents, as when Republican Speaker Newt Gingrich laid into President Bill Clinton.
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You select when and where you fly from as well as the length of your trip and general area where you want to stay — Los Cabos in Mexico, for example, or Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic.
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Nestled in the verdant Jardim Botânico district — where toucans fly from tree to tree and monkeys can be heard laughing in the afternoon — sits an elegant house designed in 21950 by the great Modernist architect Oscar Niemeyer.
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Violations of NATO airspace over the Baltics have fallen since Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014, but air activity on allied borders remains constant as jets fly from the Russian mainland across the Baltic Sea to Kaliningrad.
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By February 9th, pilots will have had to fly from Dallas to China 26 more times, and they'll be required by law to spend 32 hours on the ground to rest each time, according to the APA.
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Yujing Zhang claimed a friend had asked her to fly from Shanghai to the club to try to speak to a member of Trump's family about economic relations between the US and China, according to the complaint.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Dozens of people gathered at a small airport just outside Kuala Lumpur on Saturday after reports that ousted Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak was scheduled to fly from there to Jakarta with his wife.
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For example, if you fly from Florida to New York on a Monday night, have meetings all day Tuesday, and fly back to Florida on Wednesday morning, that counts as three days spent in New York, Mariner explains.
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According to USA Today, Brooks was trying to quickly fly from his home base in Texas back to Brandon, Mississippi, because his then-pregnant wife, Haley, was having an emergency induction due to high blood pressure and preeclampsia.
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Musk did not specify what mission would launch next, nor whether SpaceX would fly from a new launch pad at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, or from its West Coast site at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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Sparks fly from the start between Jamie and Laura, too — especially since Henry seems inattentive and overbearing, even if he isn't violent or mean in the way his father is — but propriety and position put barriers between them.
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Flying up to 21 miles per hour over a distance of 1.2 miles, "it can fly from outdoors into buildings or caves, and help assess a situation before putting personnel in harm's way," FLIR explains on its website.
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U.S. airlines have until March 2 to submit route applications to the U.S. Transportation Department, which will spend about a month collecting information and likely decide in the summer who can fly from which U.S. cities to Havana.
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So many players for, say, South American qualification, fly from their clubs in Europe back to South America for a week to play two qualifiers, then fly the 10 hours back to play for their club that weekend.
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Suarez (6-9) and Zack Wheeler (9-7) were locked in a scoreless deadlock before the Giants got a sacrifice fly from Chris Shaw, also making his major league debut, in the seventh to go up 1-0.
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Once in office, she was fined for allowing aides to babysit her daughter for free, and for using a state police helicopter to fly from Boston to western Massachusetts with a sick baby to avoid Thanksgiving weekend traffic.
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In-bound flights to Paris from long-haul destinations, however, could still be delayed for 48 hours, Mr. Holtz said, because the planes need to fly from Paris to reach those destinations in order to operate the routes.
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An Air Force pilot familiar with the C-37B told Business Insider the normal range of the aircraft with a standard load of passengers is about 5,500 nautical miles, enough to fly from Hawaii to Washington, DC, nonstop.
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To express that appreciation, the day after the 20/20 episode aired, Magee writes that Steere had him fly from New York to Boston to personally deliver a hand-written thank you note to a somewhat surprised Tim Johnson.
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OTTAWA, Jan 6 (Reuters) - The man suspected of shooting dead five people in Fort Lauderdale airport on Friday did not fly from Canada and was not on a Canadian flight, said a spokeswoman for the Canadian embassy in Washington.
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This is the lesson learned by Irish bungee jumper Máirtín Farragher, who was very excited about his leap until his iPhone and what appears to be some loose change fly from his pocket and skydive into the mountains below.
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Kelly later said in an interview with CNBC's Closing Bell on Tuesday that the planes are also able to fly from North America to the United Kingdom but said that destinations there are not currently among the airline's plans.
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Deng Cangxin, a 23-year-old travelling domestically on Shenzhen Airlines, said many of his friends fly from Hong Kong on holiday because there are not yet any direct flights from Shenzhen to places like London and New York.
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On May 5, aboard a plane about to fly from Philadelphia to Syracuse, a passenger, apparently alarmed by math equations her seatmate was working on, caused its departure to be delayed when she suggested he might be a terrorist.
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In an unexpected moment, 4G LTE came to the rescue when one of our panelists, David Soloff, the CEO and co-founder of Premise, was unable to fly from San Francisco into Las Vegas due to poor weather conditions.
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The police in Scotland on Saturday arrested two United Airlines pilots suspected of being drunk less than two hours before they were meant to fly from Glasgow to Newark Liberty International Airport, the BBC and Scotland's Herald newspaper reported.
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He made it to the ruins, which you can watch here: It was finally time to fly from Cancun to Brazil via Panama City to see the final wonder of the world — Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro.
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But when he has to fly from his home base in Philadelphia, he said, he makes sure the seats he purchases have seatback screens, even going so far as to research the aircraft configuration before making a seat selection.
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This means that if, next week, you want to fly from London to Milan or you are shipping French products to the U.K., there will be no difference from how things have been done for the last few years.
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On McAllister's first pitch, he got a simple pop-fly from Dexter Fowler, and while the box score says Tyler Naquin caught it for the third out, it was yet another miscommunication, with Naquin nearly colliding with Coco Crisp.
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That led to scenes of mayhem like the one witnessed on Friday by Jake Williams, 40, a computer security expert who was scheduled to fly from Augusta, Ga., to Atlanta, and then on to Orlando to deliver a lecture.
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KUALA LUMPUR, May 12 (Reuters) - Dozens of people gathered at a small airport just outside Kuala Lumpur on Saturday after reports that ousted Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak was scheduled to fly from there to Jakarta with his wife.
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In September 2018, an American Airlines pilot delivered pizza to the 159 passengers in his cabin after their flight, scheduled to fly from Los Angeles to Dallas/Fort-Worth, was diverted overnight to Wichita Falls, Texas, due to a storm.
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Ubiquitous cars and newly developed freeways meant that you could drive across town about as quickly as you can today (maybe faster at rush hour), and newly invented passenger jets could fly from New York to Los Angeles in five hours.
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For almost a year now, the aeronautics giant has been working on developing a fleet of electric, autonomous, multirotor VTOL vehicles that can be used to fly from rooftop to rooftop in dense cities where traffic is often at a standstill.
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Clients had paid up to 13,000 euros ($15,550) for fake certificates, with part of the sum going to women who would fly from Portugal to join their "husbands" at the German immigration office to apply for an EU residency permit.
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It was not an effort to seek some mythical national popular vote total that drove Trump in the waning hours of the campaign to fly from Raleigh, N.C., to Scranton, Pa.., to Manchester, N.H., and then to Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Here's what he had to say about Syrian forces continuing to fly from the airfield targeted by the U.S. during last week's strike: CHUCK TODD: Do you think there's a moral difference between the use of chemical weapons and barrel bombs?
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The new procurement will leave Japan with about 100 stealth fighters, including some vertical take off B variants that could fly from helicopter carriers, in a bid to give it an edge over China in the contested East China Sea.
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I had to fly from Silicon Valley to Detroit to drive it because the vehicle was invented not by a celebrated start-up, but by that hoariest cliché of tarnished American manufacturing glory, Chevrolet, which is owned by General Motors.
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William and Kate had been scheduled to fly from Norwich to Aberdeen on a flight Eastern Airways confirmed in a statement Saturday morning that it had taken the decision to fly a different aircraft on the Norwich to Aberdeen route.
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In Denver, a company called Boom is building a supersonic 55-seat plane that it aims to begin testing next year that would eventually fly from New York to London in 3 hours and 15 minutes, rather than 7 hours.
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A similar incident occurred on Saturday, according to the semi-official Mehr news agency, when a technical issue forced pilots aboard a flight scheduled to fly from Tehran to Istanbul to make an emergency landing at Tehran airport, Reuters said.
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Michael Martinez was brought in as a defensive replacement in right field to help prevent a sacrifice fly from scoring a run, but Shaw took care of Javier Baez by striking him out on an awkward two-strike bunt attempt.
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The photographer - who had been working in Haiti since 2010 - had been asked to fly from Port-au-Prince to Guadeloupe to Paris and then Beirut to join the local team who had been covering the Lebanese demonstrations for weeks.
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The first of several U.S. carriers to begin serving Cuba in the coming months, JetBlue Airways Corp will fly from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to Santa Clara, a city in the center of Cuba known for its monument to revolutionary Che Guevara.
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In a sequence of events confirmed by the network, producers paid for Giuffre and her family to fly from Colorado, where they lived, to New York City and put them up at the Ritz-Carlton hotel on Central Park South.
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This included the staff of Momo Sushi, Mr. Kurtz's friends from Baltimore, a large contingent of people the couple met through social media and Mr. Kuga's family — except for his father, who could not fly from Hawaii because of recent surgery.
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Arguably, one of the best things about the Mavic Air is its advanced intelligence — no other drones come close to the obstacle-avoidance and automatic flight path guide technology that lets it fly from Point A to B without crashing into anything.
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From summer 2017, passengers will be able to fly from Edinburgh, Belfast, Cork, Shannon and Dublin to the greater New York, Boston and New England areas, as the airline piles pressure on other European carriers with the launch of ten new routes.
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Those curves are called "great circles," and they explain why when you fly from New York to Madrid, you don't just head straight out over the Atlantic, even though New York and Madrid are nearly directly across from each other by latitude.
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And she achieved it at age 26 with her finest flight: In 1936, she became the first person to fly from England to New Zealand "from one end of the Empire to the other", completing the journey in 11 days and 45 minutes.
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For example, "We can fly from one continent to the next -- we [recently] flew nine [Reapers] from one operating area to another, and that is agile, that is flexible, and it provides options to the combatant commander," he said, without disclosing locations.
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UBS analysts expect the effort to familiarize the public with commercial self-piloting crafts will begin at that 2025 target date with autonomous cargo planes, which could demonstrate how the systems can safely fly from point A to B without a hitch.
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This included seven "manually programmed waypoint coordinates" that when linked could fly from the Kuala Lumpur airport to the southern Indian Ocean, but police could not determine if the coordinates were found in a single file or from different files, he said.
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" She continues, "I was the last baby bird to fly from the nest because all the other guys have had music or have been putting up covers all this time, and I haveof been chilling and relaxing and not really doing it yet.
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Zimbabwe recently announced that it would not let any airline besides its national carrier fly from Harare to London—although Air Zimbabwe does not currently service this route, for fear that as soon as its planes land they will be impounded by creditors.
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It wasn't lost on anyone that the extension meant Israeli Air Force pilots could use the F-35 to fly from Israel to Tehran and back without detection -- and without having to refuel at U.S. air bases in Saudi Arabia or Iraq.
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A video for the BFR said the rocket will be able to fly from New York to Shanghai in 39 minutes, Hong Kong to Singapore in 22 minutes, Los Angeles to Toronto in 24 minutes, or New York to London in 29 minutes.
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As an April 9 United flight scheduled to fly from Chicago to Louisville was boarding, the airline asked for four passengers willing to give up their seats to crew members who needed to travel in order to work their next flight assignments.
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Buttigieg was scheduled to fly from Selma, Alabama, to Dallas, Texas, on Sunday, but during the flight he informed reporters that he would be flying back to his hometown of South Bend to make an announcement on the future of his campaign.
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Gerrit Cole got the first out on a fly ball to center from Brett Gardner, and the second with an infield fly from the ice-cold Edwin Encarnacion, but he walked Gleyber Torres on four pitches to load the bases for Didi Gregorius.
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He had no accidents or enforcement actions on his record, according to the F.A.A. Mr. Zobayan learned to fly from Group 3 Aviation, which is based at the Van Nuys airport, in 1998, after taking a sightseeing flight over the Grand Canyon.
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And neither British airlines nor European ones would necessarily be able to fly from Britain to America: the open-skies agreement between America and the EU would cover neither post-Brexit British companies nor European airlines flying to America from a non-Eu country.
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DUBAI, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Flights carrying patients in need of urgent medical attention will begin to fly from the Yemeni capital Sanaa on Monday, aid and diplomatic sources said, a long-sought confidence-building measure in diplomatic efforts to end the five-year war.
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Greenway said about 20 percent to 30 percent of Swoop's travelers to warm destinations such as Las Vegas or Mexico are "repatriated Canadians" who used to cross over the border to fly from U.S. airports on low cost rivals like Allegiant Airlines and Spirit Airlines.
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Nine astronauts—seven men and two women—were greeted like rock stars by a crowd of family, NASA employees, government representatives, and journalists as NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine introduced the first crews to fly from US soil on the backs of American rockets since 2011.
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Former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson may or may not be a weirdo himself, but he certainly likes to let his freak flag fly from time to time—at the very least, he's someone who clearly sees buttoned-up presidential politicking as being phony.
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The plane has a range of more than 8,000 miles — at top speed, it can fly from London to New York or Beijing, while at a slower, more fuel-efficient rate, it can get to Buenos Aires or Los Angeles, Business Insider previously reported.
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But SpaceX isn't stopping there: It's now building much bigger 180-foot-tall (55-meter-tall) rocket ships, called Starship Mark 1, which Musk says could fly from Texas or Florida in two to three months and reach orbit by the end of the year.
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There is magic, right onstage, including some books that fly from a bookshelf and speak to us; a dexterous use of fireplaces as pieces of the wizarding transportation network; and an amusing wand fight in which a pair of wizards fling curses at one another.
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For example, the Excursionist Perk won't allow you to fly from San Francisco to Asia and then use the perk to make a stop in Los Angeles before heading back to San Francisco, as Los Angeles is in the same region as your origin.
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Kelly's wife, Donna Kelly, said in a video statement last week that her husband was due to have surgery in early December for a spinal problem before a Nissan executive persuaded him to fly from his home in Tennessee to Tokyo for a board meeting.
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The way Redtea Mobile's technology works is that it can reprogram eSIMs on the fly from the cloud, so a device that operates on one mobile network in one country can be reprogrammed to another network on the fly once it crosses the border.
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The strides made by the jet age of the mid-1900s soon allowed for nonstop flights over the Pacific Ocean between continents, with the four-engine Boeing 747 being able to fly from cities throughout the mainland US to Asia, Australia, and Oceania with ease.
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One of Montreal's main draws is the ability to fly from New York City to a French-speaking region in under two hours — without any risk of jet lag — and the city's Gallic roots imbue it with more than a veneer of the continental.
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Now, it's a long pop fly from popcorn and grilled quail, but I think you might be interested in this Ryan Lizza story in Esquire, about the California congressman Devin Nunes, head of the House Intelligence Committee and a fierce defender of the president.
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While the 737-800 may have been able to get from New York to the outermost destinations in Europe, the Max 8 promised a range that would have allowed it to fly from New York to Europe consistently, even with a full load of passengers.
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The plane had been scheduled to fly from the Oliver Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, South Africa, to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania on Friday, but was seized on an order issued by the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg, Tanzania's transport ministry said in a statement on Friday.
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The easiest way is to fly from Los Angeles to Christchurch, New Zealand—a journey of 17 hours, if you're lucky—and then to McMurdo, a charmless cluster of buildings that houses most of the southern continent's thousand or so seasonal residents and both of its ATMs.
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Norwegian also announced that from 2020 it would use eight new single-aisle Airbus A321neoLRs, currently undergoing test flights including across the Atlantic, to fly from Britain to cities on the U.S east coast and in the mid-west, keeping up the pressure on established airlines.
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According to the Post, 2700 cargo jets fly from Colombia to Miami every day in the three weeks leading up to the big day and a similar amount fly out from Ecuador, amounting to more than 292,240 tons of flowers delivered in less than a month.
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In order to prove those, the study would need to compare the pterosaurs with megapodes, chicken-like birds from Australia that can fly from birth, said Edina Prondvai, a postdoctoral researcher at Ghent University in Belgium and the MTA-MTM-ELTE Research Group for Paleontology in Budapest.
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These and other technical limits mean that China's two aircraft carriers will not be able to range out to sea for as long as American carriers, nor will the jets that fly from them be able to carry as much munitions and fuel as American carrier fighters.
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They were scheduled to fly from Iraq to the United States on Thursday, said the man, who asked to be identified as Ahmed A. He was told by the International Organization for Migration this week that his flight had been canceled because of the travel ban.
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Just days after John McCain underwent surgery last July to remove a blood clot from behind his eye and was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer, the senator decided to fly from Arizona back to Washington, D.C., to vote on the Republicans' attempt to repeal Obamacare.
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Hipmunk can understand a decent number of inputs, from "get me out of Chicago!" to "when's the best time to fly from SFO to JFK", and once you've got a response you can go ahead and book the trip or set up a fare alert for future price changes.
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The violent incident looks even worse as a follow-up to the aforementioned leggings controversy in March, when the airline refused to allow two teenage girls to fly from Denver to Minneapolis because the girls were wearing leggings that didn't adhere to its dress code for buddy pass travel.
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Cuban migration spikes as U.S. relations with Havana thaw The new wave of Cuban migrants favors a path in which they fly from Cuba to South America and then journey north to the U.S.-Mexico border, in contrast to the Florida-bound boats and rafts of the past.
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If you ask it to fly from your position to a spot across a river, and there is a bridge in between, it will make a judgement call: increase speed to clear the obstacle or, if that isn't possible, stop and hover in place, awaiting your next command.
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A little over 2 years after I started building my credit, I was able to take a flight on credit card points aloneThe best news is that both my husband and I had enough points to fly from Jacksonville, Florida to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to visit friends and family.
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The Twins scored two runs in the fourth off Reds starter Sal Romano (1-3), one scoring on a double from Eduardo Escobar and the other on a sacrifice fly from Robbie Grossman, and they added a run in the fifth on catcher Mitch Garver's solo home run.
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So, if you've got something that's quiet and it's electric and can vertically take off from basically any of these underutilized regional airports and it can fly from San Jose to San Francisco and you could do the economics and make it work, I think people would pay for it.
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Mickelson had kept fans and officials guessing almost down to the wire, hanging on to the long shot hope that storms might delay the start of the year's second major and allow him to attend the graduation and then fly from San Diego to Wisconsin to make his tee time.
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While Audrina's time at Nottingham Radiotherapy Center has come to an end, her treatment has not — the family is now hoping to raise money to fly from the United Kingdom to New York to have her participate in a clinical trial that may help her avoid a reoccurrence of the tumor.
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CEST The original version of this article had a calculation that said it would pay off to fly from Europe to the U.S. just to buy an iPhone, but if you count in all the taxes, fees and levies the calculation makes significantly less sense, so it has been removed.
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If you wanted to fly from Chicago to Fort Lauderdale to see family over the holidays and you had a stash of Chase Ultimate Rewards points, for example, you could check flights on United MileagePlus, Southwest Rapid Rewards, British Airways, and more before you transferred your points and made a booking.
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When one woman needed an abortion at 32 weeks due to a serious fetal anomaly, she had to fly from New York to Colorado to get it — because even in blue-state New York, she could only get a legal abortion that late if her life was literally in danger.
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The main thing they sought was to put an end to those fifth-freedom flights, which cut into their business when Emirates and Etihad, the flag carriers of the states of Dubai and Abu Dhabi in the UAE, fly from their home bases to the United States via places such as Europe.
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I heard about Zach's health scare from a fan who'd sent a message over Twitter, and when I'd pitched an interview about the topic to the person handling public relations for the brothers, they suggested it might not fly; from the start, I was told, they almost didn't share the news with fans.
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When I fly from New York City to Denver for the Fourth of July, I will be able to spend my time at cruising altitude reflecting on the fact that I'll be helping melt nearly 14,000 pounds of glacier ice, courtesy of the 430 kilograms of carbon dioxide my trip will emit.
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It will retain its naval presence in Tartus; at least a dozen fast jets will continue to fly from its air base near Latakia; about 1,000 military advisers and special forces will stay; and the recently-installed S-400 air defence system covering the north-west of the country will also be kept in place.
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But perhaps one could have expected the German government to say in the wake of this scandalous decision that, if Kuwait Airways cannot be expected to allow Jewish passengers to board its planes, then Jews in Germany cannot be expected to accept that Kuwait Airways be allowed to fly from Germany for one day longer.
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ET, ESPN2 ABOUT ARIZONA (21-123, 9-4 Pac-12): Gabe York lit up the Sun Devils for 224 points the last time they played and he's been letting the ball fly from long range lately, taking double-digit 21-point attempts in three of the last five games - something he had tried only once before in his career.
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While normally flying from the Big Apple to the City of Angeles takes around five hours and 30 minutes, some flights on Sunday such as American Airlines flight AA171 and JetBlue Airways flight B6123 were taking an excess of six hours to fly from coast to coast and flying as far north as Minneapolis to do so.
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Filmmakers Joanna Natasegara and Orlando Von Einsiedel accepted the award, and explained that Khaled Khatib, who worked on the film as a cinematographer, had planned to fly from Istanbul to Los Angeles to attend the event, but was not allowed to enter the country reportedly due to travel restrictions enforced by the Department of Homeland Security.
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Invitees had been given about five days' notice, and I spent goodness knows how many Euros to fly from Prague to London and attend the event—borrowing a dress from a friend, booking a room at a cozy, Cambridge bed-and-breakfast, and, of course, scouring the Czech Republic for the perfect flower crown to wear.
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Mickelson, however, who needs a U.S. Open victory to complete a career grand slam, was going to take it down to the wire, hoping enough rain and bad weather will delay Thursday's start to allow him to attend his daughter's graduation and fly from San Diego to Erin in time for his 2:20 PM CT (1920 GMT).
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Large commercial flights may never be all electric VTOLs will eventually hit the market, but the same can't be said for large commercial planes, Holzinger said, like what you might take to fly from New York to LA."I don't think batteries will ever get to the point of being able to power a commercial flight alone," she said.
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"Why would I spend all of this money, all of this time out of my life, and wear and tear, you know, which I love ... incidentally, [it] reminds me of my three campaigns in New York for mayor, which I did like, the difference here is that I have to fly from event to event," Bloomberg said.
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As part of the deal, Flight Research will be providing Boom with a hanger at the Mojave Air and Space Port to fly from, and a T-38 Talon supersonic trainer aircraft, which will be used both to train the XB-1's test pilots and to trail the Boom aircraft for observation while it's in flight.
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Wolff writes that on May 12 of last year, Ailes was scheduled to fly from Palm Beach, Florida, to New York to meet with Thiel to discuss the launch of a new cable news network that would compete with Fox News, which Ailes nurtured into a conservative powerhouse before he was ousted in the summer of 2016 in a sexual harassment scandal.
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He is and always will be a negative shooter, but he's able to keep himself from being too much of an offensive negative with smart, instinctual cutting—about a quarter of his baskets have come via the cut, per Synergy Sports—above-average finishing near the rim, and an increased willingness to actually let it fly from deep, results be damned.
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There's host D.C. Young Fly from Wild 'N Out, YouTube star Eva Gutowski (MyLifeAsEva), Instagram fave Gigi Gorgeous, and even Vine-stars-turned-YouTubers the Dolan twins, who according to Grayson Dolan weren't allowed by their parents to watch TRL when it went off the air because they were so young (like 8 years old young)—all of them bringing their millions of followers with them.
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According to Eve's foundation website, even though her philanthropic adventure began when Richard attempted to fly from Morocco to France in a hot air balloon during the 1990s, she always looked for adventure from a young age, including enlisting in the Women's Royal Naval Service (WRENS) to provide help during World War II. Her son Richard also embarked on his own adventures at an early age.
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And with every fashion city at the table addressing the elephant in the room when comes to fashion weeks — the simple fact of their existence, in four countries, encouraging thousands of people to fly from country to country and then get into fleets of black cars and drive for many hours a day — rather than vying with one another to see who can snag the green crown.
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