Read more: Endeavour Fund ventures -- Ambitious journey across Atlantic
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U.S. President Donald Trump is continuing his journey across Asia.
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In this week's Magazine, take a sonic journey across the globe.
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It's OK. It's helping the galaxy on its journey across the universe.
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The good life is only understood through a holistic journey across traditions.
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She made that ten-day journey across the ocean all by herself.
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Rivera and her children in various buses during their journey across Guatemala.
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Originally, more than 1,100 people set out on the journey across Mexico.
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But thousands who attempted the journey across the Mediterranean Sea didn't make it.
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And in April, a small convoy completed a semi-autonomous journey across Europe.
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Pierre acted as skipper on the two-week journey across the Atlantic Ocean.
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His parents supported his decision to undertake the dangerous journey across the Mediterranean.
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The vessels are often flimsy and ill-equipped for the journey across the Mediterranean.
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This guy just completed a 93-day, 4,050-mile journey across the Atlantic Ocean.
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The thief's long journey across town was over, but another may have just begun.
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Others fly to Turkey and attempt the perilous journey across the Mediterranean to Europe.
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Many fleeing poverty, repression or conflict journey across the desert through Niger, Algeria or Sudan.
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You think about that journey across the ocean, where so many people here came from.
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Yet, many who have made the journey across have been in far more dangerous situations.
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The rebels' compliance with the deal was on full display during the journey across Idlib.
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One survivor shared a harrowing account of her journey across the Sahara desert to Europe.
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For, between the horizons, a ship is making a nocturnal journey across the celestial ocean.
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By that time his mother had already made the difficult journey across the war-torn country.
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"The journey across the United States has been fantastic and we enjoyed every minute," said Borschberg.
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"This is a multi-year journey across multiple facets of the user experience," he tells me.
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Migrant crisis Around 6,500 people have been rescued while making the treacherous journey across the Mediterranean.
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Or embark on a perilous journey across the sea, and endanger the lives of their families?
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Instead the new elements bolster the experience, making for an exciting journey across a fascinating world.
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In normal circumstances it's basically impossible to plan a journey across public and private car transport.
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It's true that the old system, of refugees undertaking a dangerous journey across Mexico, was awful.
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After a serpentine journey across several European borders, the object made its way to New York.
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Competition with Careem is fierce: A four-mile journey across Cairo now costs less than $1.
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She's making the journey across the frigid Atlantic Ocean with a family of popular YouTube creators.
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The two-week journey across the Atlantic was intended to raise awareness for the climate crisis.
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The journey across the Pacific, which took 15113 days by ship, is the subject of Zorrilla's pieces.
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He studied Japanese on the deck of the ship during the three-week journey across the Pacific.
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A floating nuclear power plant in Russia has begun a 4,000-mile journey across the Arctic Ocean.
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"Financial health is not a point in time but a journey across your whole life," she says.
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In 2016, more refugees than ever were killed on the journey across the Mediterranean Sea to Europe.
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The Open Arms vessel docked in Palma, Mallorca earlier Saturday after a four-day journey across the Mediterranean.
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During their journey across the country, Nassif, 54, encountered "the hardest reconstruction of my career," he tells PEOPLE.
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But there are hints — a journey across an ocean, Puritan beliefs — to set us in colonial New England.
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Your journey across the stars is propelled by short load times, eye-catching visuals, and generally polished performance.
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To see how these affect your journey across the web, open the Firefox menu and pick Privacy Protections.
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She took a five-month journey across the plateaus of Central Asia searching for remnants of ancient settlements.
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When the bus is filled to capacity, it makes a slow, winding journey across the airport to your plane.
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When she disappears, Sam finds himself on a journey across Los Angeles to decode the secret behind her disappearance.
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Italy has overtaken Greece as the No. 1 European entry point for migrants attempting the journey across the Mediterranean.
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The books trace two generations of the family's westward journey across the United States in the mid-19th century.
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Then journey across the street to the Burchfield Penney Art Center on the campus of Buffalo State College ($10).
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It will take the radio signal about 10 minutes to make the 165-million-mile journey across interplanetary space.
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The receipt was for a journey across Moscow carried out on April 10, shortly before they arrived in the Netherlands.
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Lee's remarkable album contains over 100 photos that document his journey across battle-scarred Northern Europe from Normandy to Berlin.
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Around 5,700 people were pulled to safety over the weekend as they attempted the perilous journey across the Mediterranean Sea.
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More than 600,000 people have made the perilous journey across the central Mediterranean from Libya in the past four years.
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When I told him I couldn't make the 40 minute journey across London because I was working, he was disappointed.
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In a nerve-shredding journey across the California desert, it torments a middle-aged salesman driving a rickety Plymouth Valiant.
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People who turn back get a free flight—cutting out the need for a perilous return journey across the Sahara.
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As Philae made its harrowing journey across the surface of the comet, its onboard sensors were busy collecting important data.
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Opportunity might be dead, but there are tons of raw images left cataloguing its incredible journey across the Martian surface.
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Excited, he takes his elephant on a journey across Thailand in search of the farm where they grew up together.
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She began writing a blog and worked odd jobs to help fund her journey across 63 countries and six continents.
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Read more: I rode the legendary Trans-Siberian Railway on a 2,000-mile journey across 4 time zones in Russia.
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Read more: I rode the legendary Trans-Siberian Railway on a 2,000-mile journey across four time zones in Russia.
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At 15, there was no greater metaphor for what I was feeling than a slow, terrifying journey across the ocean.
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Historically, that has meant the company gathers a lot of personal by following users as they journey across the internet.
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After Libya, where migrants face imprisonment and torture by smugglers and militias, there is the perilous journey across the sea.
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That's nearly half of the estimated Rohingya population of Myanmar, forced to make the perilous journey across the river to safety.
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OVER the past three summers, tens of thousands of migrants piled into boats to make the perilous journey across the Mediterranean.
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This week, Dr William Tan, a Singapore Paralympian, begins a five day journey across 65km (40 miles) of the Australian outback.
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Nineties kids will remember trying to make the harrowing journey across the American West without contracting dysentery or losing any cattle.
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The numbers of people risking the journey across the sea peaked in 2015, but have fallen sharply in each subsequent year.
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Solar Impulse's journey across the world is meant to promote clean energy and prove the viability of a solar-powered aircraft.
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We built up this trust so easily, and we made the journey across the field to where I'd parked my car.
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Next week, Dan begins a journey across Quebec, and he wants your tips for where to go and what to do.
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Next week, he begins a journey across Quebec, and he wants your tips for where to go and what to do.
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Migrants from Central America who made the grueling journey across Mexico have spent weeks in squalid conditions at a Tijuana shelter.
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It is a purifying journey across the landscape of memory, a search for one's lineage and a dialogue with the dead.
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They've fled violence, poverty, and terrorism – and made the often perilous journey across the Mediterranean from Africa and the Middle East.
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After six days, Thwaites completed his journey across the Alps as a goat, but he says that he's not done yet.
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Migrants still making the journey across the western Mediterranean mainly came from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq, the EU's border agency Frontex said.
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Time -- and a journey across three countries, which exposed me to a world in which being gay was acceptable and even embraced.
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A convoy of level 3 trucks completed a journey across Europe earlier this year, demonstrating the value of "platooning" to save fuel.
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According to the United Nations (UN), 131,724 refugees and migrants made the risky journey across the Mediterranean Sea during January and February.
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But it is also a Bildungsroman: one woman's journey across the political divide, to an empathy with those on the other side.
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The idea to make the perilous journey across the border just seems sensible in those who need to leave their country immediately.
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"The defiant young Elon walked there on his own, making a four-hour, 10-mile journey across Pretoria (his hometown)," Schilling says.
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She was preparing to make the journey across the Mediterranean from Egypt to Italy and did not have access to sanitary products.
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In this top-rated board game, players journey across the globe answering trivia questions and learning interesting facts about many different countries.
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While some Rohingya try to cross by land, others attempt a perilous boat journey across the Naf River separating the two countries.
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"Elephant" tells the story of African elephant Shani and her son Jomo as they journey across the Kalahari Desert with their herd.
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Fear and flight, death and despair, oppression in Egypt and the perilous journey across the Sinai Desert to reach the Promised Land.
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"We are on a journey across all of our categories and then beyond to make more sustainable environmental footprints," Ms. Strunk said.
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This, I was told, would soon be a coral reef, glowing with bioluminescence, part of an underwater journey across the Pacific Ocean.
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"Jay, Ziggy and I have always been inseparable, especially since we've been on our journey across America," Hartness told Mashable in an email.
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This composite image of Mercury's journey across the sun was created with visible-light images from the Helioseismic and Magnetic Imager on SDO.
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The Belgian authorities say the man had transported the refrigerated container to Belgium from Ireland before its fateful return journey across the channel.
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Children make up more than one third of the total number of migrants and refugees making the treacherous journey across the Mediterranean Sea.
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To see what Wilbert experienced on his journey across the country, tune into 'VICE Does America' on Wednesdays at 10 PM on VICELAND.
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Most are Central American children who make the dangerous journey across Mexico and the U.S. border without their parents, fleeing poverty and violence.
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To see what Abdullah experienced on his journey across the country, tune into 'VICE Does America' on Wednesdays at 10 PM on VICELAND.
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Lawton Chiles (Fla.) — dubbed "Walkin' Lawton" during his more than 1,000-mile journey across the Sunshine State in 1970 — and Bill Bradley (N.J.).
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From Our Archives In Elizabeth Gilbert's 2006 memoir "Eat, Pray, Love," the novelist and journalist chronicles her journey across Italy, India and Indonesia.
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Ebo's story is told in flashbacks, beginning with his later journey across the Mediterranean and then alternating with his earlier trek across Africa.
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Three days into my epic journey across the northern border, it looked like the trip was about to come to a grim end.
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But rights activists warn that the measure would increase the dangers faced by migrants making the short but perilous journey across the Aegean.
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When they arrive, they're told by smugglers they will need to pay thousands of dollars more to continue their journey across the Mediterranean.
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To see what Martina experienced on her journey across the country, tune into 'VICE Does America' on Wednesdays at 10 PM on VICELAND.
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The scientists estimate that the Hawaiian moonflower separated from its relatives — and made its journey across the Pacific — over a million years ago.
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These were the concerns and frustrations we heard when CNN embarked on a journey across the country during the height of general election campaign.
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"Retailers can finally map and understand the full shopper journey across both digital and physical sales channels to achieve an omnichannel picture," Alon said.
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Riding a bicycle in New York City is often a harrowing journey across a patchwork of bike lanes that leave cyclists vulnerable to cars.
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There will be countless photographs online and in print of the moon's journey across the sun's path taken by professional photographers for large publications.
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Later this month, HATE THY NEIGHBOR returns to VICELAND, chronicling comedian Jamali Maddix's journey across the US to confront the country's extreme hate groups.
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Nearly 16,85033 refugees are thought to have made the journey across the Mediterranean in the first three months of 2019, according to the BBC.
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Going back through my monthslong journey across America, there were many clues to Mr. Trump's rising tide, although not all were easy to read.
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So far as I can tell, it never officially came to the US—although a few units evidently made the journey across the Atlantic.
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Alejandro González Iñárritu's immersive triptych at LACMA offers visitors the opportunity to experience the treacherous journey across the border between the US and Mexico.
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Irma, like Harvey before it, formed near the Cape Verde Islands off the coast of Africa, and had a long journey across the Atlantic.
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Even before migrants arrive there, their journey across sub-Saharan Africa typically includes a treacherous trip through the desert in cramped buses or trucks.
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The journey across icy waters and cursed terrain is more treacherous than they imagined, and they're left questioning decisions they made along the way.
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For many from my village, it required a journey by foot to Jordan, and then a journey across the world to the United States.
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Mariza, a certified nurse, made the journey across the border from Venezuela to Colombia two years ago, leaving behind her mother and three children.
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Knowing that the journey across the Qalandiya checkpoint can take a long time at rush hour, I tried to hold off for a bit.
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In "Final Fantasy XV," the main protagonist is accompanied by his friends to journey across Earth-like kingdoms to restore balance in the world.
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As the Nazis swept into Athens he escaped Greece in a small boat, making the dangerous journey across the Mediterranean to Turkey in mid-winter.
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What it's about: A journey across the most famous haunted places in the US, during which Colin Dickey explores the history hidden within these legends.
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Sobbing, she described the separation from her children as traumatic after the weekslong bus, train, and walking journey across Mexico to reach the United States.
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A section of this imaginary line running through Europe was measured painstakingly by hand, inch by inch, in a seven-year journey across the continent.
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Their long and treacherous journey across the Atlantic may have begun in Angola, historians say, believing that once they arrived, they were sold for food.
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Two Chinese Navy warships left the port of Zhanjiang on Tuesday, taking an undisclosed number of military personnel on the journey across the Indian Ocean.
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Thunberg was speaking to journalists hours before setting off on her 13-day journey across the Atlantic Ocean from Plymouth, southwest England, to New York.
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GENEVA — The harrowing journey across the Mediterranean from North Africa to Europe has become increasingly deadly for asylum seekers desperate to find a better life.
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Perhaps it's just the cycle that this civilization plays out over and over again in a planet-hopping journey across the cosmos to sustain life.
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Enabled by a high tolerance for discomfort and driven by curiosity, I embarked on a journey across the political spectrum, one conversation at a time.
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Another strong piece is a video installation by Joar Nango: a collage of wasted landscapes made of materials pieced together in a journey across Europe.
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Puértolas's wry novel, a postcolonial sendup of immigration and commerce, follows the fakir on his journey across Europe and from sly trickster to compassionate global citizen.
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At the start of his treacherous journey across the Aegean Sea in a rubber dinghy with 62 other refugees, Hassan called a friend in New York.
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Although it may not seem like a friendly gesture, the newly discovered Dipole Repeller is actually helping our galaxy on its journey across the expanding universe.
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Set in 1916, the story follows a young boy (played by Jacir Eid) who heads out with his brother on a perilous journey across the desert.
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He buzzes around the stage and describes, with the aid of some scenic video footage, the journey across the world that's led him to this point.
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I have gone to Turkey, stopping in Istanbul, Gaziantep and Izmir, a main point of departure for many refugees making the journey across the Aegean Sea.
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Sanctions have squeezed the Chinese city, and the trucks that once sped along the highway with regular frequency now rarely make the journey across the border.
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And though both parties reached a deal that benefits both of them, the problems that push people to make the perilous journey across the Mediterranean remain.
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That German institution is undergoing a major renovation, and it's unlikely such a wealth of its Hellenistic objects will again journey across the Atlantic after completion.
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The nearest school then will be a 30-minute boat journey across the choppy Irtysh river followed by a 20-minute ride on the school bus.
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In New York in August, hundreds of greeters cheered the arrival of Thunberg's boat as it concluded its emissions-free, two-week journey across the Atlantic.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Nine years ago, Teklit Michael fled Eritrea to avoid military conscription, survived a perilous journey across the Sinai peninsula and sought asylum in Israel.
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The automaker went all out, putting journalists, executives and car dealers on a three-story paddle boat for a two-hour journey across the San Francisco Bay.
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I'm especially excited to ditch my car for a recently relaunched ferry service that makes the round-trip journey across the Tampa Bay five days a week.
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To prove his worthiness, Alan sets out on an epic journey across Iraq with his brother Shirwan (Dana Ahmed) to bring Ronaldo a handmade pair of shoes.
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Once arrested, Frederic, and the thousands of others who have made this journey across to Quebec in the past few weeks, can apply for asylum in Canada.
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They were doomed to make the journey across the Atlantic, known as the dreaded Middle Passage, where millions died due to the horrific conditions on those ships.
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More than half of them are children who've made a difficult journey across the Naf River before arriving in muddy, overcrowded camps around Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh.
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I've also served my city and my community and am raising my family in Saddleback Valley in California, after a long journey across the continental United States.
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Over the course of eight episodes, we're taking listeners on a journey across Mexico and the U.S. to meet people affected by El Chapo's rise and fall.
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How to convince Los Angeles that Ubering was a valid way to journey across the arteries of its car-loving heart: the 101, the 110, the 405?
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In ancient Egypt, the boat was the vessel that enabled the sun to journey across the sky, as well as to take dead souls to the netherworld.
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Ms. Bernhard will perform her scaldingly sarcastic new musical-comedy show, "Santa Monica Blvd: Coast to Coast," a pop-music journey across America, at 215959:9 p.m.
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In response, the EU is spending billions of euros to try to reduce the number of people who decide to make the journey across land and sea.
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Iñárritu talked to many immigrants that had made the journey across the border, and it's both their individual stories and their motion-captured avatars that populate the piece.
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After a lengthy journey across the Atlantic Ocean, a houseboat — believed to have been built in Canada by environmentalist Rick Small — washed up on a beach in Ireland.
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Together with his cousins, Marwand sets off on a 99-night journey across Afghanistan in search of the family dog; it's a story full of humor and heart.
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They then act as the your agent, accompanying you on a cab journey across London to visit your top ten properties, whilst offering "unbiased advice" on the area.
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Over the past 239 years, the Tucson Corridor has seen a surge of Central Americans and Mexicans making the journey across the border by way of the desert.
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For those who make the journey across the globe to begin a new life in the country considered their Zion, however, the reality can be far from heavenly.
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About 200 miles due east of Boston, a robotic boat is putting along at a walking pace on what could be an historic journey across the entire Atlantic.
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Moana shares a bond with the ocean, a bond which comes in handy as she and Maui (and the scene-stealing rooster Hei Hei) journey across the seas.
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Inspired by Ancient Greek culture, Aceves wanted the boats to recall the journey across the mythological River Styx that separates the land of the living from the dead.
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On Tuesday, VICELAND is airing the season premiere of HATE THY NEIGHBOR, chronicling the comedian Jamali Maddix's journey across the US to confront the country's extreme hate groups.
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AUGUSTA, Italy (Reuters) - Almost 700 migrants arrived at the Italian port town of Augusta on Monday after being rescued from their perilous boat journey across the Mediterranean Sea.
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Her journey across a wintry Europe can now be traced on a database that documents about 21,813 transports, searchable by train (or boat or bus) or victim's name.
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The California art-metal sages are embarking upon an all-too-brief journey across the northeast of North America in May and June, per their official Facebook page.
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Thousands of migrants have drowned on their journey across the central Mediterranean in the last couple of years, as millions make the journey to escape poverty and war.
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As most of us in New York groan over subway delays, he was astonished at how he could journey across a metropolis for the swipe of his MetroCard.
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Mike Foote, Mario Mendoza and Mauricio Carvajal teamed up to make a journey across North America, stopping in Big Bend National Park, Tijuana and select destinations in between.
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Read: A collection of long-lost Zora Neale Hurston stories and a novel about a migrant's journey across Mexico are among 10 books to watch for in January.
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The movie took five years to complete, and the result is a beautiful journey across the globe that has the company once again vying for an Oscar nomination.
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Both admit they were underdressed for the trip, which for both men was the last leg of a long journey across many borders, beginning in Brazil years before.
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At some point in the past twenty-years, on its journey across the Atlantic, into the British mainstream and then into the bloodstream of popular culture, house became cheeky.
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The second part was Ader's journey across the Atlantic, and the third would have been a restaging (and possibly an expansion) of the Copley exhibition at the Groninger Museum.
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Faced with documenting another 21st-century horror—the migrant crisis—a new generation of graphic novelists has taken up Mr Spiegelman's torch, depicting the deadly journey across the Mediterranean.
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Since Alan died, more than 4,000 mothers, fathers, sons and daughters have died trying to make a similar journey across the Mediterranean, according to the International Organization for Migration.
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A large contingent came from Syria, via Turkey and Greece, but many Africans also made the perilous journey across the Mediterranean from Libya in search of a better life.
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His journey across the Atlantic was completed on a custom built board that's 20 feet long, costs about $120,000 and took six months to construct, according to The Guardian.
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Oceans and Climate Change 23-year-old science student and filmmaker Ardarsh Prathap's video captures his journey across Pichavaram, Tamil Nadu, one of the largest swamp forests in India.
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" Lily Burana (@lilyburana) is the author of "Strip City: A Stripper's Farewell Journey Across America" and, most recently, "Grace for Amateurs: Field Notes on a Journey Back to Faith.
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Audience Score: 91%In JJ Abrams' 2009 addition to the "Star Trek" universe, James Kirk (Chris Pine) leads a crew of space explorers in a journey across the galaxy.
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She paid an agent 700,000 naira ($2,290) - money she had borrowed - to smuggle her on a journey across the Sahara desert to Libya, hoping eventually to go to Europe.
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To avoid the prodigious carbon emissions created by air travel, she chose a wind-powered journey across the Atlantic aboard the high-tech racing sailboat the Malizia II. Manhattan!
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His images, primarily setup scenes and found landscapes in New York and South America, recreate his lived experiences in his native country, Peru, and his journey across the border.
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Smugglers typically demand thousands of dollars from migrants for a risky journey across the desert before cramming them onto ill-equipped boats for a perilous crossing of the Mediterranean.
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Of the more than ten million Africans who survived the journey across the Atlantic, six hundred thousand went to work in Jamaica, an island roughly the size of Connecticut.
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In the romantic drama, Turner-Smith and Kaluuya go from strangers to star-crossed lovers after a first date turned fatal leads them on a journey across the country.
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The tactic appalled human rights organizations, which argued that the activists, mostly in their 183s, threatened the lives of desperate migrants making the perilous journey across the Mediterranean Sea.
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Photo Credit: Jasmine Safaeian On Friday, headliner Skrillex played a storming nighttime DJ set, the beginnings of what would grow into an epic 36-hour sonic journey across the city.
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Slow TV was a surprising sensation in 2009 when NRK aired Bergensbanen minutt for minutt, a 7.5-hour train journey across the southern part of Norway, from Bergen to Oslo.
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One such pilgrim is photographer Wes Pope, whose new book Pop 66 captures his journey across Route 66 through pictures made with a rudimentary camera known as a pinhole camera.
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The veterans' journey across the Vidda will honour the commandos' memories, as well as bringing back those of their own youth—of that which was taken and that which abides.
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Life goes on Monday's birth follows last month's rescue of five-day-old twins, who were among 6,500 refugees saved while attempting to make the treacherous journey across the Mediterranean.
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In this fascinating profile by the New York Times on the work of photographer Niels Ackermann, we journey across Ukraine in search of the nation's past, present, and future. —G.
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Michael B. Oren, formerly Israel's ambassador to the United States and a member of Knesset, is the author of "Ally: My Journey Across the American-Israeli Divide" (Random House, 2015).
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Luckily, the system is non-essential — NASA says alternate methods are available to move the files — allowing Curiosity to continue its lonely journey across the surface of the Red Planet.
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Programmers, developers and governments are working together to create a whole host of apps to help refugees in their journey across the continent, and to settle into their new lives.
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Over the course of eight episodes, starting November 1, we will take a journey across Mexico and the U.S. to meet people affected by El Chapo and the drug war.
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In June 1980, a family of five joined 57 other refugees fleeing political persecution in Vietnam aboard a rickety fishing boat for a risky journey across the South China Sea.
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Each year since 2013, tens of thousands of Salvadorans, many of them women and children, have braved the journey across Guatemala and Mexico to seek protection in the United States.
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After a plane journey across France and a rest day, the race resumed in Perigueux for a flat ride through the lush landscapes of the Dordogne province in southwestern France.
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A collection of long-lost Zora Neale Hurston stories, a heart-stopping novel about a migrant's journey across Mexico, a look at the crisis facing America's working class and more.
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The dip is unusual, even accounting for the fact that arrests tend to decline over the summer months when it is dangerously hot to make the journey across the border.
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The Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge, located in the heart of the Swiss Alps, just opened and intrepid travelers and locals are bravely embarking on the journey across the 1,600-foot bridge.
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A woman wipes away tears as she clutches a photograph of former Cuban president Fidel Castro after his remains passed by during their four-day journey across the country, on Dec.
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A fairly decent chunk of writing is devoted to Quentyn's exploits in A Dance with Dragons, as he and a couple of companions journey across Essos to try and reach Daenerys.
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Set in a fantastical archipelago, Le Guin follows Ged, a young magician who accidentally releases a shadow creature, and must journey across the islands to track it down and destroy it.
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For example, one feature will let you pull up a map of the world, then tap on a character's name in order to see their journey across plotted across the map.
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Segment is a company helping businesses track the customer journey across the myriad of touch points, pulling the information out of data silos and putting it in a single customer record.
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Indefinite national service is the main reason thousands of young Eritrean men flee every month, many making the perilous journey across the Mediterranean in search of a better life in Europe.
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"Daydream" begins with Cristal embarking on an epic journey across the desert, hitching a ride with a stranger before driving off with his car into the sunset to meet her girls.
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For similar reasons, Berlin concocted a public relations ruse around Lenin's journey across German soil, the notorious sealed train — a convenient myth for Lenin, also, to distance himself from German sponsorship.
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Alejandro Iñárritu, the Oscar-winning director of "The Revenant", created "Carne y Arena" ("Flesh and Sand") to replicate the experience of migrants making the perilous journey across the Sonoran desert into America.
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This week's photo stories take us on an incredible journey across the globe, starting with Gregg Segal's new photography book that visualizes the diets of children from different cultural and economic backgrounds.
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With its sides emblazoned #StopHumanTrafficking, the caravan has just completed a one-month 5,800 km (3,600 mile) journey across West Bengal, Jharkhand and Bihar states - engaging with 50,000 people along the way.
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The author undertook a three-year journey across the country in a single-engine plane and saw signs of reinvention and renewal wherever he went—and not just in trendy tech hubs.
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Weighing in at just 14 pounds, the Maxi-Cosi Lara Stroller won't weigh you down as you log the miles during a vacation, holiday travel, or just an epic journey across town.
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In recent days, President Emmanuel Macron proposed opening European-run reception centers in Africa — perhaps in Niger, Chad or even Libya — to discourage migrants from risking the journey across the Mediterranean Sea.
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Cuba: A writer and a photographer set off on a 12-day journey across the island, past potholes and beach towns and rolling green hills, to better understand the country's musical roots.
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Cuba: A writer and a photographer set off on a 12-day journey across the island, past potholes and beach towns and rolling green hills, to better understand the country's musical roots.
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The majority of these Haitian migrants made a monthslong journey across Central and South America from Brazil, where they had settled after fleeing the devastation of the 2010 earthquake in their homeland.
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Elon Musk's love of adventure came partly from his maternal grandfather, an accomplished amateur pilot in South Africa who in 1952 completed a 22,000-mile journey across the globe with no electronic instruments.
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The child had been patched through to Trump after calling the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) as it continued its tradition of tracking Santa's journey across the globe, according to Fox News.
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That's the odds of a refugee dying on their journey across the Eastern Mediterranean to Europe, typically used by Syrians, Afghans, and Somalis trying to reach Greece as an entry point into Europe.
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The journey across the line of control is slow because of travel restrictions imposed by the Ukrainian government, and can be dangerous, due to sporadic shelling and the presence of mines, HRW said.
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For Argentina, and the legions of fans who have made the huge journey across the world decked in blue-and-white number 10 Messi shirts and face masks, it is last chance saloon.
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Read more: Inside the 143-day manhunt for 2 Canadian teens police believe went on a brutal killing spreeMcLeod and Schmegelsky led police on a journey across Canada between July and early August.
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I tried out two different business class tiers — the Signature Class, the airline's most premium offering, and the classic Business Class — on a recent journey across the continent from Vancouver to New York.
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Trump will journey across the Middle East and Western Europe over nine days, a trip that will feature stops in Saudi Arabia and Israel and appearances at meetings of the G7 and NATO.
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The people I met on my journey across this country, the people that I loved and whose lives seemed the most balanced, were people who didn't live in New York or San Francisco.
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Many were teenagers, but for years, children younger than 12 have been among those making the journey across America's southern border without their parents or other relatives, often traveling with groups of strangers.
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Johnson is the 14th British Prime Minister to have made the short journey across London, following in the footsteps of Tony Blair, Margaret Thatcher and the Queen's first Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill.
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Statistics from United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) say that more than 170,317 people made the treacherous journey across the Mediterranean Sea in 2017 — at least 3,081 died or went missing along the way.
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And suggestion that migrant children should be sent back to their parents or other relatives to send a clear message that more kids should not try and make the dangerous journey across the border.
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On Tuesday, Elba announced his new role along with a new docu-series, Idris Elba: Fighter – which will follow a year in his kickboxing training journey across Britain, Cuba, Japan, South Africa and Thailand.
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Millennial Trains took 25 young innovators on an Amtrak journey across the country in the spring of 2015There seemed to be a different trend for millennial living that was well-represented by the group.
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He didn't name the specific character, but knowing how the shows' fandoms are all about creating their own theories, there are probably a hundred already about who may be making the journey across shows.
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On BALLS DEEP, part of our brand new VICELAND lineup, host Thomas Morton embarks on a journey across the 50 states that ends up acting like a type of foreign exchange program for subcultures.
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A compulsive journey across Britain' seas, lakes, rivers, canals, moats and open-air pools, its author pulling on his wetsuit at the merest glimmer of a ripple, the book had the thrill of addiction.
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An emotional McGregor told Joe Rogan, after his second round TKO of the Team Alpha Male man, that he was "shaking" due to the amount of people who made the journey across the Atlantic.
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Watch the whole episode above and be sure to tune into VICELAND next Wednesday at 10 PM to see the last chapter in Abdullah, Martina, and Wilbert's journey across the United States of America.
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On a journey across the Atlantic Ocean, the French adventurer Jean-Jacques Savin spent 127 days alone in a large, barrel-shaped capsule made of plywood, at the mercy of the winds and currents.
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Thunberg arrived in Portugal on Tuesday, stepping off a sailboat after a journey across the Atlantic following a last-minute venue switch for the U.N. talks from Chile's protest-hit capital Santiago to Madrid.
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Arrivals from neighboring Turkey have dropped since the peak of the crisis this time last year, when thousands made the short, perilous journey across the Aegean Sea aboard rickety boats, many drowning in the attempt.
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Turkish police raided a workshop in the coastal city of Izmir that has been making defective life jackets intended to be sold to refugees and migrants making the desperate journey across the Aegean to Greece.
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His literary career began when he set off on a three-year journey across China, and later mined his experiences for "Stick Out Your Tongue," a novella that documents a Chinese drifter's journey through Tibet.
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Pamela Littky spoke with BuzzFeed News on her journey across the US to document one of America's oldest traditions: The timelessness was one of the main reasons I was drawn to fairs in the first place.
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We'll escort you from east to west on a drinking journey across our great (or, in some opinions, soon-to-be "great again") nation, with dedicated beverages for the outcomes of ten swingiest of swing states.
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After spending 50 years on display in a museum, the world's largest steam engine is finally getting to stretch its wheels and blow the cobwebs out of its steam whistle for a journey across the Midwest.
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Related An Indoor Thunderstorm Lets You Make Music Using Thunder And Lightning Artists Turn Tracking Data From A Journey Across Spain Into A Giant Marble Mandala This Gorgeous Light Installation Replicates Waves Breaking on Dry Land
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ESSAU, Gambia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sitting in their dusty schoolyard in rural Gambia, the students shook with laughter as they watched a skit about a naive migrant embarking on the treacherous journey across Africa to Europe.
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A new report from Human Rights Watch (HRW) details what it says are violations of the human rights of those deported to Turkey after making a dangerous boat journey across the Aegean to the Greek islands.
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She places the reader behind the eyes of the characters and touches on themes of oppression, marginalization, and enslavement as they journey across the broken landscape, in a desperate attempt to end the cycles of destruction.
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Unlike Ali, some fleeing Boko Haram push on through Niger for Europe, making the dangerous journey across the Sahara and Mediterranean among an estimated 150,000 this year - some escaping violence, others simply seeking a better life.
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Ms. DuVernay's movie largely fits within the outline sketched by L'Engle's novel, following the socially awkward, bespectacled teenager Meg Murry (played by Storm Reid) on a journey across the universe to find her missing scientist father.
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So, in the hopes of reigniting something between us, we sat down together to devise one last excursion before summer came to a close: a 1,084-mile journey across the Southwest desert to the Grand Canyon.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, left the country's capital by train on Saturday, starting a journey across China to his planned summit meeting with President Trump in Vietnam in the coming week.
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As you journey across the Downside in the wanderers' custom blackwagon, you'll meet a variety of characters of all shapes and sizes, and learn what's in store for each of them should they prevail in the Rites.
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Rights advocates said they were pleased the administration was providing the migrants, especially children, with an alternative to remaining at home where their lives are at risk or relying on smugglers for the long journey across Mexico.
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Despite its somber theme, the film is mainly a conventional road movie — a picaresque journey across Australia's dazzling interior that changes Rex's outlook, starting with the rides he gives to a chatty footballer and an English nurse.
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The reader is treated to many history lessons, including the journey, across four continents, of a pre-World War II aircraft from Germany to New York — perhaps a nod to Carr's other writing as a military historian.
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Only a few weeks after Christopher Columbus reached the New World in October 1492, another foreign explorer—this time an errant space rock—touched down on firm ground following its own protracted journey across an inhospitable expanse.
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It's called The Curiosity of Jeff Goldblum and "taps into curiosity seeker Goldblum as he embarks on a journey across the globe to uncover the extraordinary stories behind the world's most 'ordinary' things,'" Nat Geo told Deadline.
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The pictures that have arrived in his mailbox portray an intimately human side of the journey across Europe that's rarely seen in mainstream coverage of the migrant crisis—almost like looking in on a family photo album.
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From the start of the coronavirus outbreak, "The Daily" has devoted several episodes to the epidemic, recounting the story of the virus's journey across China and exploring how the Chinese government's approach seemed to worsen the crisis.
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The boat on which the child and two women who died were traveling had problems with the engine, so the journey across the Aegean Sea, which normally takes at least two hours, was longer than usual, she said.
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At least, not for people like V. She could have read the horrifying and plentiful news articles about what could happen to her on her journey across the border, what would happen should she be apprehended by ICE.
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Afghans were 27 percent of the more than 100,000 refugees who made the dangerous journey across the Mediterranean Sea in January, second only to the number fleeing war-torn Syria, according to data collected by the United Nations.
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The flight of Solar Impulse 2, which this week completed a 25,000 mile journey across Europe, Asia and North America, captured the public's imagination and raised a tantalizing question that has long been the source of mere speculation.
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It finally took off again in April and has now completed its journey across the US. This latest leg was a fairly short one, taking only five hours to travel from Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania to New York City.
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My journey across Europe may not have involved battling any great evil, or been as epic as Katie Warren's travels along the legendary Trans-Siberian Railway earlier this year, but it had changed me in its own way.
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But the total solar eclipse on August 21 will also be an important moment to gather scientific data about the sun as the moon covers it completely for an hour-and-a-half journey across the United States.
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If we wanted to take that route, we would have to follow in the footsteps of the 170,000 or so women who have made this traumatic journey across the Irish Sea to England and Wales over the years.
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For years, members of No More Deaths have left food and water for migrants along paths of the Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge, where dozens of people have died trying to make the treacherous journey across the border.
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Go ahead and dive into Arthur Conan Doyle's London, explore the world of women in early Mormonism or journey across the Rocky Mountains to get a sense of how America's geography has shaped its role in the world.
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Reinaldo Maia, 19973, bought the torch online, one of several offered for sale by people who took part in the relay or somehow acquired one during the flame's three-month journey across Brazil, where the Olympics commence on Friday.
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One of those Americans to have made the journey across the pond is self-confessed "royal super-fan" Donna Werner, who is planning to camp out on the streets in the hope of catching a glimpse of the couple.
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"Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij were bold and innovative enough to answer these questions by taking audiences on a pure, uncynical journey across time and space [...] building its own mythos as no sci-fi show has ever done before."
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He already turned his attention to the refugee crisis by covering the facade of Berlin's concert hall with 14,000 life jackets from refugees who landed on Lesbos, many of them losing their lives during the journey across the Mediterranean.
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The team was attempting to raise enough funds in order to make a 20,23-mile journey across the globe to BlizzCon at the Anaheim Convention Center in California where the Overwatch World Cup would take place in early November.
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Some teachers lead students in re-enactments and role-playing exercises involving slave auctions and the Middle Passage — the forced journey across the Atlantic in which at least 21968 million Africans died -- which could traumatize children and impede learning.
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In this ninth installment of the "Fast" saga, Vin Diesel's Dom Toretto goes toe to toe with his brother, Jakob, played by John Cena in a big, reality-suspending journey across the globe that will separate familia from foes.
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A massive tsunami sparked by the huge Tōhoku earthquake in 2003 sent nearly 300 living Japanese coastal marine species on a six-year journey across the Pacific Ocean, leading to a transoceanic migration that has no known historical precedent.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the early 1700s, the Swiss scholar Johann Jakob Scheuchzer published an incredibly detailed account of the topography, geology, natural history, and climate of the Swiss Alps following his journey across the country.
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NORAD Tracks Santa, its annual event, allows children to follow Santa's ostensible journey across the globe online or in-app, and a call line connects them with hundreds of volunteers who claim to pass their messages to the big man.
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Instead, in Britain child refugees are interviewed by social workers, while the Home Office checks European records to see whether the children have been processed earlier in their journey across Europe and, if so, what age they gave at the time.
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Next up, Meghan and Harry took a journey across Sydney Harbour to the Sydney Opera House, where they were entertained with a rehearsal of Spirit 2018 by the Bangarra Dance Theatre, an acclaimed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander modern dance company.
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Fans will remember Gloria as the bloody, blonde zombie who shuffled through the abandoned church at the beginning of Fear's pilot, and Sunday's episode reintroduced her in a big way as Nick continued his lonely journey across the scorching Mexican countryside.
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When you take a journey across the whole series, as you go from week to week, I just hope that the audience will be kind of amazed by what's going on out there because it is the majority of our planet.
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Over the past six years, some two million people, mostly from the Middle East and sub-Saharan Africa, have made the perilous journey across the Mediterranean in overpacked, often unseaworthy boats, struggling to escape war, brutal repression, and economic hardship.
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Gearing up for her impending Here We Go Again 2019 tour, which will mark her first journey across the states in five years, the legendary entertainer revealed she "can't really say why I want a tour" in a PEOPLE exclusive clip.
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But as the sun began to set on Monday evening, more than 22017 people are thought to have crammed aboard the small, rickety vessel to make the 40-minute journey across Lake Toba, on the Indonesian province of North Sumatra.
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CAMAGUEY, Cuba (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of Cubans greeted Fidel Castro's funeral cortege on its journey across Cuba on Thursday, unflagging in their admiration for one of the towering figures of the 20th Century who is equally loathed by his adversaries.
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There, he meets an Irish nationalist named Adelina White, who becomes a one-woman audience—a kind of ideal reader—for Melville's flights of fancy as they journey across an English countryside that looks a lot like Giono's French countryside.
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Thirty years have passed since Paul Reubens's beloved character, Pee-wee Herman, set out on a journey across the country to find his lost bicycle with help from the fugitive Mickey, the ghostly truck driver Large Marge and other memorable characters.
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In August 2015, Suhair and her children, Naela, then 26, Maisam, 19, and Yousef, 13, fled Syria to reunite with her daughter Souad, 22, risking a dangerous journey across 15 miles of the Aegean Sea in a motor-powered inflatable raft.
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To do her school work, Ms. Genao, who lives in a room she rents for $500 a month on Staten Island, had to journey across boroughs to use a computer at the campus lab or at her aunt's home in Brooklyn.
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She is more comfortable at banter, including with Trevor Noah, host of "The Daily Show," who asked last week how it was to arrive in New York City after a two-week journey across the Atlantic on a solar-powered yacht.
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For 2021, Ponant is developing its first polar exploration ship, and Silversea Cruises is adding a business-class jet service called Antarctica Bridge that, for $15,750 per person, saves passengers the two-day journey across the Drake Passage, Stieghorst added.
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Gobi the dog accompanied the team from the cooler side of Tian Shan range, keeping them company as they went over to the Black Gobi Desert in the Gobi March 2016 run, a 250km journey across the mountains and deserts.
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The royal couple will then take a spectacular journey across Sydney Harbour to the Sydney Opera House, where they will be entertained with a rehearsal of Spirit 2018 by the Bangarra Dance Theatre, an acclaimed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander modern dance company.
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By the afternoon, despite making a courageous journey across LA with the help of a dozen acquaintances and strangers (John Cho, John Krasinski, Danny Trejo, Jim Rash, and Brian Posehn all appear in small roles), she's on the run from the cops.
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It took three tries to gain asylum, three times paying smugglers to take her on the dangerous journey across the border; finally in August, a judge blocked her deportation under an international treaty typically used to give criminal snitches sanctuary for their cooperation.
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She discovers that a wooden box in her grandfather's house contains the Mayan god of death, who asks for help in overthrowing his brother to recover his throne, and it takes her on a journey across Mexico and through the Mayan underworld.
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The royal couple will then take a spectacular journey across Sydney Harbour to the Sydney Opera House, where they will be entertained with a rehearsal of Spirit 2018 by the Bangarra Dance Theatre, an acclaimed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander modern dance company.
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The image of 29-year-old Syrian refugee Alan Kurdi went viral in September 22017, showing the toddler's lifeless body washed ashore in Turkey after his family tried to make the perilous journey across the Mediterranean Sea to find safety in Greece.
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Vietnamese smugglers have called the deadly route taken by those seeking a new life the "CO2" route, a poorly ventilated trip across the English Channel in shipping containers or trailers that marks the final leg of a perilous journey across Asia and Europe.
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Just as sure as the forsythia shrubs and redbud trees bloom in Alabama every spring, I've made my annual journey across the country this time of year ever since the Supreme Court denied me justice in my pay discrimination case 13 years ago.
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In an effort to restore his reputation and reunite with her friend, Sally Jones embarks on a journey across the world: She's in and out of homes and ships and even palaces, having adventures and relationships that are good and bad and complicated.
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People had crowded onto the small craft — a raft with flimsy railings and a canopy to keep off the sun — to make the short journey across an arm of the Tigris to the island, home to a picnic ground and small amusement park.
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From her home in San Diego, Binkowski sees the stakes of the info war in nearby Tijuana, where the asylum seekers known as "The Caravan" remain in limbo after a journey across Central America that received a lot of publicity riddled with misinformation.
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This is how my summers during university went: I'd make the hour and a half journey across the city to spend morning, noon, and night in a sweaty bar, with posh drunken men on the other side, leering and demanding endless pints of ale.
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Release date: April 6 What makes it great: In Lean on Pete, a young man who's been all but abandoned by those who are supposed to care for him sets off on a journey across the American West with a horse he's grown fond of.
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Next up, Meghan and Harry will take a spectacular journey across Sydney Harbour to the Sydney Opera House, where they will be entertained with a rehearsal of Spirit 2018 by the Bangarra Dance Theatre, an acclaimed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander modern dance company.
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The plan is to provide an alternative for the migrants to paying money to smugglers and risking the dangers of the journey across Mexico, while also cutting off the illegal flow across the southwestern border, which had begun to surge again in recent months.
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Additionally, he proposed to reintroduce a version of the Obama-era Central American Minors program, which Trump dismantled in 2017, that prescreened children from Central America whose parents were in the United States in order to discourage them making the dangerous journey across the border.
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Except rather than consumer electronics, Musk's product is a "fun and exciting" 122-meter spaceship bound for Mars, outfitted with "pizza joints" and lots of space for "zero-G games" to make your 3-to-6 month journey across the void slightly less miserable.
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It is a testament to Le Guin's ruminative, austere style that, even though her fantasy is filled with suspense and spells and other flashy hallmarks of the genre, much of this book involves two people talking on a boat as they journey across the world.
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Leicester had been issued just 1,400 tickets, for seats tucked away in a corner of the stadium, but at least twice that number made the short journey across — and under — the English Channel anyway, drawn by the novelty of seeing their team in European competition.
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Like drunken partygoers periodically stumbling into the hallway to ask where the bathroom is, two half-asleep bugs will materialize on a door frame, a third will rest on the arm of a sofa, a fourth will pause in its exhausting journey across the floor.
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To the Editor: As we know from years of work in Central America, Nicholas Kristof is right in describing the deadly violence that causes children to flee on a dangerous journey across Mexico to reach the United States ("Blood on Obama's Hands," column, June 26).
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He took a risky journey across the front line to guide them from Harasta to Arbin, where, as of Monday night, they were hiding — in the old, bombed-out home they fled from last month — until it was safe to find a better shelter.
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Almost half of the estimated 150 Ethiopians who drowned in a sinking on April 9 joined the voyage straight from the UNHCR protest, according to relatives and survivors, who said the UN agency effectively pushed them to risk the dangerous journey across the Mediterranean.
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For Oxley, who plans to race on Matt Allen's Botin 52 Ichi Ban this year, the chapters are the start, the New South Wales coast, crossing Bass Strait, the Tasmanian coast and the 40-mile journey across Storm Bay and up the River Derwent.
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And one of our reporters was there to witness the one, the only, the so-much-cooler-than-me-when-I-was-16 climate activist Greta Thunberg as she docked in Coney Island, completing her two-week (and zero-carbon) journey across the Atlantic.
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It was a chance to visit a place that few have in order to break up my rail journey across Europe before starting a new job with Insider, and to finally experience the culture of the Alps for the first time in my life.
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The film, directed by Baltasar Komakur and produced by Shailene Woodley, who also stars, is loosely based on the true story of couple Tami Oldham and Richard Sharp, whose 1983 sailing journey across the Pacific Ocean was literally upended by the surprise onset of Hurricane Raymond.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba's first new train passenger cars in more than four decades set off on their maiden journey across the island on Saturday in what the government hopes will prove a total revamp of its decrepit railway system with help from allies Russia and China.
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For most, it took under a day to get through the immigration process and gain access to the US. But not everyone who made the journey across the sea made it into the US. About 120,000 were denied entry and sent back to their home country.
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A Syrian girl whose family's journey across Europe to Sweden on the refugee trail was documented by The New York Times was told on Tuesday that she is not a full match to donate bone marrow to a younger brother who is sick with leukemia in Turkey.
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Since 2009 Norwegian public broadcaster NRK has been experimenting with live, slow-paced programs, variously broadcasting a seven-hour train journey across Norway from east to west, a six-day trip by cruise ship from south to north or how to knit, starting with shearing a sheep.
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And I've also seen, and we have all the evidence before us, to say that no matter how arduous and hellacious we make this journey across our border, people are going to endure it to get to the other side -- especially when they are separated from family.
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According to the Dan&aposs Diner website, the Tundra Buggy (a custom-built vehicle with five-foot wheels that&aposs typically used for polar-bear viewing) picks up guests from Fifty Eight North on Kelsey Boulevard in Churchill before embarking on a journey across the river.
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"Nowadays, the Dominicans are buying cocaine in Venezuela, contracting Venezuelans to make the hazardous journey across the Caribbean, then taking direct control of loads as they hit the island," said a 2018 report from InSight Crime, a foundation that tracks organized crime in the Caribbean and Latin America.
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Outlining an incredible new exhibition of Girault's work at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, this story explores his photographic journey across 1800s Europe and into regions as far east as Aleppo, revealing a striking and early portrait of the world on the cusp of modernity.
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No one wants to see illegal alien gangs murdering teens in our cities, or accept the fact that the drug cartels profit from our weak immigration laws, or acknowledge that 80 percent of women and girls get raped as they make their journey across Mexico into the United States.
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Perhaps the most prominent, however, is the Queen of Sheba, who undertook an epic 1400-mile journey across the desert sands of Arabia, along the coast of the Red Sea, and over the Jordan River to satisfy her curiosity about the fame and faith of the King of Israel.
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And the three and a quarter hours and 21 speaking parts required to tell its story — which is at once a shivery suspenser, a hearthside family portrait, a political tragedy and a journey across mythic seas — barely seem long enough to contain all it has to give us.
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In many ways the early episodes follow Ms. Higgins's learning curve on climate change, like when she takes listeners on a journey across her multiple conversations with customer service at Chase Bank in an effort to divest her $3,000 in savings from institutions that support fossil-fuel investments.
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I am reasonably concerned that I've broken my brain and now, like a track-switch that's been pushed by an evil bandit, the train of linked synapses has gone off on a wild journey across my cerebral cortex, and only the heart of misery and madness lies this way.
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Acknowledging that airliners emit prodigious amounts of carbon dioxide, Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg announced Monday that she will journey across the Atlantic Ocean to speak at the U.N. Climate Action Summit (and Mashable's Social Good Summit) upon a technologically-advanced sailboat, the Malizia II. But Thunberg won't stop there.
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I walked into the Idomeni camp last Thursday to begin a journey across Greece and witness firsthand the new dynamic of Europe's migration crisis — refugees, desperate and exhausted, are now frozen in place in a troubled country without the means to absorb them and no ability to pass them on.
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She also notes, as they drive past ghost towns into the mass-migrant graveyard of the Arizona desert, that this journey across the United States has been a family expedition, and that means the two kids sitting in the back seat are, as she reminds us over and over, "our children."
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Indeed, some of HMP's most successful experiments have been in the vehicular exploration department, such as Lee and his colleagues' 2000-mile overland journey across the Northwest Passage to Devon Island in a modified Humvee that served as an analog to a pressurized vehicle that could be used on long distance Mars trips.
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The program it settled on included providing funding to Mexico to better police its own southern border, asking for an emergency economic aid package from Congress for the three countries, and undertaking a media campaign encouraging people from those countries not to make the dangerous journey across Mexico to the United States.
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This gripping novel alternates between two story lines: in one, the budding con artists Nat and Ruth struggle to survive in an abusive Christian foster home; in the other, set some years in the future, Ruth, inexplicably rendered mute, leads her niece, Cora, on a journey across New York State on foot.
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Since the agreement was struck the number of refugees arriving in Greece has dropped sharply: Turkish officials appear to be cracking down on smugglers who roam the country's coast, while the idea of being sent back there after making the perilous journey across the Aegean sea seems to be giving many migrants pause for thought.
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The New York City Marathon is the largest and one of the most iconic marathons in the world with, nearly 50,000 finishing the race each year, and millions more cheering from the sidelines and tuning in to watch the runners as they traverse the city on their 26.2 mile journey across the five boroughs.
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At any moment, one of them — or Froot, or composer Robert Een — might spin a basketball to conjure the sound of a bicycle through mud, splash their hands in a tub of water to evoke a journey across a river, or switch, rapidly, between the voice of a cooing baby and that of an annoyed, pubescent teen.
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The legendary singer, songwriter, and rabble-rouser was in New York City promoting his new book, Roots, Radicals and Rockers: How Skiffle Changed the World, a magisterial tome that sees Bragg trace the little-known genre's roots in American blues, folk, and jazz, and follow its journey across the Atlantic Ocean to post-war working class Britain.
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On Monday, November 26th, following a six-month journey across hundreds of millions of miles of deep space, NASA's InSight spacecraft will arrive at Mars in suitably dramatic fashion, hitting the top of the planet's atmosphere at 12,300 miles per hour—several times faster than a speeding bullet—shortly before 12:00 pm PST (3:00 pm EST).
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The Trump administration began implementing its zero-tolerance policy last month, stating that the its goal was to deter future immigrants from attempting to make the journey across Mexico into the U.S. The policy seeks to prosecute those crossing into the U.S. illegally, often leading children to be separated from their parents while they await prosecutorial action.
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In what could go down as one of the great feats in polar history, the American Colin O'Brady, 33, covered the final 903 miles of the 921-mile journey across Antarctica in one final sleepless, 32-hour burst, becoming the first person ever to traverse Antarctica from coast to coast solo, unsupported and unaided by wind.
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The 27-city tour stopped off at the Forum in Los Angeles on March 27, where Thrones composer Ramin Djawadi (along with a full orchestra and choir) took the packed house on an epic musical journey across the realm and beyond, from the highest peaks of the Eyrie to the sweeping plains of the Great Grass Sea.
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Sessions, upon announcing the new policy, acknowledged it would likely lead to more family separations, but said it was meant to deter future immigrants from attempting to make the journey across Mexico to the U.S. The practice has been widely denounced by Democrats and Republicans, though President Trump has sought to link the policy to Democratic lawmakers.
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With the Tanks as a staging area, one embarks on a phantasmagorical journey across three floors of free exhibitions in the Switch House, which adds 60% more space to the original building and ratifies Tate Modern's status as the crown jewel of a consortium of museums that also includes Tate Britain, Tate Liverpool, and Tate St. Ives.
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It says we will "journey across Mexico and the U.S. to meet people affected by El Chapo and the drug war," including drug traffickers, cartel hitmen, "families shattered by violence, ordinary citizens caught between drug cartels and the Mexican military," the ex-DEA agent who led the effort to capture El Chapo in 2014, and former Mexican President Felipé Calderón.
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A recent 563-day journey across the Xinjiang region in the far west of China revealed a society seething with anger and trepidation as the government, alarmed by a slow-boil insurgency that has claimed hundreds of lives, has introduced unprecedented measures aimed at shaping the behavior and beliefs of China's 10 million Uighurs, a Turkic-speaking Muslim minority that considers this region its homeland.
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This flashback sequence was interpreted by our dear departed colleague Caroline Framke in her full-season review as an implicit endorsement of the idea that something like Milo Yiannopoulos's ill-fated journey across American campuses, which often ended up with him racing away from loud, boisterous crowds eager to shout him down, should have been allowed to proceed because this is America and something something free speech.
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Although the first season of VICE Does America has come to an end, the show's hosts Abdullah Saeed, Martina de Alba, and Wilbert L. Cooper are still in awe of the experience they had making it, and the fact that their insane journey across the United States in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election is an actual documentary show that aired on the VICELAND TV channel.
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This system of iron-clad tunnels connecting New York and New Jersey, a progressive transit project finished during the first decade of the 20th century and overseen by builders, engineers, and statesman such as William Gibbs McAdoo, was "one of the greatest railroad achievements in the history of the world," transforming an often frigid 10-minute journey across the water on ferries into a three-minute, climate-controlled run.
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The film, almost impossible to watch in its entirety, is packed with stunning images while telling three real-life stories about people who disappeared mysteriously: the British explorer George Mallory, who went missing on Mount Everest in 1924; the Dutch artist Bas Jan Ader, who vanished during his 1975 journey across the Atlantic; and the 2011 mutiny on the Chinese fishing trawler Lu Rong Yu 2682 that left only a third of its crew alive.
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Charley and Pete meet a variety of colorful characters, most played by recognizable faces, as they embark upon an unlikely journey across the American West (on foot, no less — this is a movie about going on the run with a horse that features the kid never riding the horse), but the way the movie slowly forces Charley to confront the sadness inside of him that he's never known how to talk about is exquisite.
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"We disagree with the court's ruling declining to amend the Flores agreement to recognize the current crisis of families making the dangerous and unlawful journey across our southern border, but the court does appear to acknowledge that parents who cross the border will not be released and must choose between remaining in family custody with their children pending immigration proceedings or requesting separation from their children so the child may be placed with a sponsor," O'Malley said.
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"We disagree with the court's ruling declining to amend the Flores Agreement to recognize the current crisis of families making the dangerous and unlawful journey across our southern border, but the court does appear to acknowledge that parents who cross the border will not be released and must choose between remaining in family custody with their children pending immigration proceedings or requesting separation from their children so the child may be placed with a sponsor," O'Malley said.
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Violence and abuse for migrants returned to Libya The falling numbers attempting the dangerous journey across the Mediterranean are ascribed partly to two controversial deals: one struck in March 2016 between the European Union and Turkey -- under which Syrian refugees arriving in Greece from Turkey are sent back -- and another made last year between Italy and Libya, in which the southern European country pledged to bolster Libya's coast guard so it could spot departing migrant boats and house migrants attempting to cross.
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It has been working on active safety tech like adaptive cruise control and lane keeping for more than two decades, and in 2015, it sent its autonomous tech on a 3,400-mile journey across the US. It changed its name from Delphi Automotive after selling off its powertrain business in 2017, and that same year it spent $400 million to acquire Nutonomy, the MIT-spinoff run by Iagnemma, who has been researching robotics and autonomous driving since the late 1990s.
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A burn victim who was told he'd never walk normally is climbing Mount Everest with his wife after crossing Antarctica aloneAn American explorer just became the first person to cross Antarctica alone and unaided, finishing with an 'ultramarathon': Photos show his spectacular 932-mile journeyThe 33-year-old who crossed Antarctica alone once got horrific burns at a Thai beach party — and he says it's the reason he sets world records todayWe tried the 1,250-calorie survival bar that powered Colin O'Brady's record-shattering 932-mile solo journey across Antarctica
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Read more:A burn victim who was told he'd never walk normally is climbing Mount Everest with his wife after crossing Antarctica aloneAn American explorer just became the first person to cross Antarctica alone and unaided, finishing with an 'ultramarathon': Photos show his spectacular 932-mile journeyThe 33-year-old who crossed Antarctica alone once got horrific burns at a Thai beach party — and he says it's the reason he sets world records todayWe tried the 1,250-calorie survival bar that powered Colin O'Brady's record-shattering 932-mile solo journey across Antarctica
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On MUNCHIES, which later came to be known as Chef's Night Out and now has more than 130 episodes, we saw Momofuku's David Chang talk about his love of shitty pizza, Enrique Olvera whip up quesadillas with a frighteningly sharp kitchen knife, Anthony Bourdain tell strange stories about Steven Seagal before leading us on a meat-fueled journey across New York City, Dominique Crenn whip up a bitchin' late-night grilled cheese sandwich, and Eddie Huang demonstrating the proper way to eat soup dumplings before partying at the Russian Baths.
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Read more:An American explorer just became the first person to cross Antarctica alone and unaided, finishing with an &aposultramarathon&apos: Photos show his spectacular 932-mile journeyThe 33-year-old who crossed Antarctica alone once got horrific burns at a Thai beach party — and he says it&aposs the reason he sets world records todayWe tried the 1,250-calorie survival bar that powered Colin O&aposBrady&aposs record-shattering 932-mile solo journey across AntarcticaAn American adventurer has become the first person to cross Antarctica alone and unaided.
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