They begin their journey by tapping into their own passions.
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"My Stroke of Insight: A Brain Scientist's Personal Journey" by Jill Taylor
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It is about an hourlong journey by ferry between the two islands.
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Flying to Mageshima would cut the journey by 600 miles (960 kilometers).
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We wanted to start our journey by stripping ourselves of superfluous material noise.
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More Myself will delve into Keys' journey by pulling from her personal memories.
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How long is the journey by foot from Venezuela to Colombia, Ecuador or Peru?
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A dozen passengers descended from the train, intending to continue the journey by bus.
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They survived the journey by drinking from streams and scrounging food from other refugees.
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WHERE THE DEAD PAUSE, AND THE JAPANESE SAY GOODBYE: A Journey, by Marie Mutsuki Mockett.
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But once you go through the journey, by climax it has a very nice message.
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Excerpted from Why We Dream: The Transformative Power of Our Nightly Journey by Alice Robb.
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I'm on Day 11 of "Dedicate - A 30 Day Yoga Journey" by Yoga With Adriene.
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She decided to start her journey by taking a handstand workshop at her yoga studio.
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That was his description of a journey by foot of as much as a week.
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"This is what's known as softening history," said Karen Wortham, of Journey By Faith tours.
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Now, despite Ms. Bello's ordeal, her mother vowed to make the journey by boat, too.
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You can keep up with the journey by following along with NOAA's livestreams of the mission.
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Genomics sets out to shorten the journey, by comparing their genomes with those of their parents.
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Cruz left his pickup and continued his journey by foot in order to avoid the gunmen.
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By value, more than 210 percent of global trade makes part of its journey by ship.
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Such a trajectory would add enough speed to shorten the total journey by almost two-thirds.
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A four-hour journey by truck over muddy roads takes something like 15 minutes by drone.
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But you don't subvert his hero's journey by replacing it with a different, less expected hero's journey.
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Kimmel quickly realized he'd be unable to safely make the journey by car -- the streets were flooded.
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After the birth, I made the journey by plane and car from Michigan to his Texas town.
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Their poor health pushed back the journey by a day, and they made the trip by helicopter.
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He carried the girl the 10 minutes it took to cover the one-kilometer journey by foot.
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Much of the border is secured to control migration and the journey by water is a perilous.
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Like Pinduoduo, Qutoutiao has embarked on a cash-intensive journey by burning billions of dollars to acquire users.
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She's joined on the journey by camels Felix and Cyrus, voiced by Tracy Morgan and Tyler Perry, respectively.
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The nearest World Cup city to Vladivostok is in Yekaterinburg, a 7,200 km (4,500 miles) journey by car.
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You can follow along on the journey by adding us on Snapchat or checking out #CrunchWagon on Twitter.
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Many have also attempted to reach Europe by making the perilous journey by boat across the Mediterranean Sea.
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If the yacht is unavailable, Thunberg could consider making the 3,000-mile (4,800-km) journey by rowing boat.
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She opted for the two-week journey by boat, instead of by air, to minimize her carbon footprint.
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She first started her journey by asking friends for product recommendations that didn't have harmful chemicals and fragrance.
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Every time I start a project I re-skim a book called "The Writer's Journey" by Christopher Vogler.
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The images originate from Alam's renowned book, Bangladesh: A Struggle for Democracy – A Photo Journey by Shahidul Alam
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The journey by Solar Impulse 22, one of the project's two operational aircraft, was no less of a challenge.
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She told Fox News on Friday that she started her wellness journey by cutting out carbs, sugar and rice.
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An alternative is offered by Flygbussarna, a private bus company, which does the journey by road in 40 minutes.
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Instead of complicating Mallory's journey by incorporating specific storylines about her kids, Grace and Frankie pretends they don't exist.
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That latter journey is less direct, but birds are able to speed up the journey by using strong tailwinds.
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Sorting out the hell of a medium, or even long-distance journey by bus would drive most people mad.
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The capsules can decouple from the aircraft to continue the journey by road or rail, depending on the mission.
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Police allowed a small portion of the illicit cargo to continue its planned journey by truck to the Netherlands.
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I landed at the airport to begin a journey by train to London, having started my trip in Dubai.
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The journey by car would have been annoying, he said, while the train ride was very smooth and quiet.
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Hitchbot was ultimately beheaded in Philadelphia but was, for a while, helped along on its journey by friendly strangers.
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One fateful day, my brother took me on a trip to a neighboring village, a two-hour journey by train.
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Brian began his journey by turning away from some of his old coping mechanisms, like drinking and gambling, he said.
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After all, the distance between Houston and San Antonio was less than 200 miles, a three-hour journey by road.
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" He noted, "Obviously, if you would like to make your journey by flying commercial, that would certainly be your prerogative.
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I witnessed many of them firsthand during a recent eight-day journey by train across Europe, from Istanbul to London.
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"Obviously, if you would like to make your journey by flying commercial, that would certainly be your prerogative," Trump wrote.
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" He continued: "Obviously, if you would like to make your journey by flying commercial, that would certainly be your prerogative.
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Beyond the 241,2500 separated from their parents by Trump, there are thousands of others who made the journey by themselves.
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Within a few years, the sisters were sent to the capital, a day's journey by train, for round-the-clock coaching.
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But Thunberg's journey by sea is not something most of us could replicate; her trek across the Atlantic took 15 days.
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A train journey, by contrast, is mostly predictable; the landscape may change, but everybody starts and ends at the same point.
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To reach Rosarito, most visitors journey by car along roads with stunning vistas of sapphire-blue ocean waters and rugged cliffs.
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So instead, Thunberg embarked on a two-week journey by sea on a yacht running solely on solar and hydro-power.
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He was rescued one night into the journey by a crew that pulled him from the water after his craft capsized.
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"Obviously, if you would like to make your journey by flying commercial, that would certainly be your prerogative," snarked the president.
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The journey by train is riddled with dangers from low-hanging tree branches to armed gangs that prey on the vulnerable travelers.
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Barton, Gregg and Carla decided to commemorate their grand journey by placing a love lock on the famed Pont des Arts bridge.
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You can also switch to AR later on your journey by tapping the little cube icon (bottom left) when you're navigating normally.
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It had to make the last leg of the journey by sea as it was too tall to get under motorway bridges.
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The endeavor helps women rebuild their lives using the life vests worn on their perilous journey -- by weaving them into welcome mats.
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" And then, this dagger: "Obviously, if you would like to make your journey by flying commercial, that would certainly be your prerogative.
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I began my vacuum journey by cleaning up a series of 99 spills in virtual reality diagnostic mode while chatting with Sabrina.
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Many of the detainees are migrants fleeing wars in Syria and Afghanistan who made the perilous journey by sea from Southeast Asia.
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It was once owned by actor Nicolas Cage and was made semi-famous in the painting "An Evening Journey" by Evgeny Lushpin.
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The first journey by an autonomous truck on a highway in South Korea has taken place, the Hyundai Motor Company said Wednesday.
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In practice, this means that you shouldn't expect Facebook to start the next phase of its augmented advertising journey by doing anything abrupt.
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On Nailed It, the novice bakers are guided on this unique journey by two hosts, comedian Nicole Byer and pastry chef Jacques Torres.
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After a two-day journey by bus, Mr. Ramazan was welcomed excitedly by the traders, who wanted to increase exports to Afghanistan again.
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"Alan's officially fired!" said Chmerkovskiy, who has continued to remain involved in Morris' dancing journey by attending weekly rehearsals and the live show.
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They began their journey by going to a one-session class through the Smithsonian Associates Program in Washington, where another student told Mrs.
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We started our journey by walking down what appeared to be a Nike hall of fame, featuring different mannequins in assorted Nike apparel.
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A growing number of Haitians are likely to be willing to undertake the dangerous journey by sea or land to flee, advocates say.
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This is one of those found-footage movies with an impressive sense of scale: You've taken a real journey by the final frame.
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In August 2018, Hyundai Motor Company said that the first journey by an autonomous truck on a highway in South Korea had taken place.
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Many, like Zabiullah, have been doing so for over a year since making the perilous 212km journey by small boat from Turkey to Lesbos.
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" Jenna & Jordan Jenna begins her Paradise journey by pointing out, "Being an alien on Earth is weird because you also have the upper hand.
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Surgery I armed myself with all the tools to succeed in this journey by following the program and reading all the books and blogs.
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The product is the latest step in a years-long journey by Amazon to become a top player in the fashion and apparel industries.
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During the conference, Gonzalez blasted U.S. policies that he said encouraged Cubans like his mother to make the dangerous journey by sea to Florida.
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THE ARTS The Books of The Times review on Tuesday, about "Frantumaglia: A Writer's Journey" by Elena Ferrante, referred incorrectly to the book's publication.
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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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Given that transportation is sparse and the fastest way home is an arduous two-day journey by land and air, that's no minor undertaking.
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Cora is pursued every step of her journey by a terrifying, Javert-like slave catcher, and Whitehead keeps the tension high and the pacing propulsive.
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When President Franklin D. Roosevelt took the first airplane journey by a sitting U.S. president, it was nothing like today's White House in the air.
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She hopes to finish the entire journey by September, but she has until December to finish the trip and still break two Guinness world records.
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In August 2018, for example, the Hyundai Motor announced that the first journey by an autonomous truck on a South Korean highway had taken place.
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Seeking safety in Europe, they made the perilous journey by sea to the Greek island of Lesbos in November, carrying with them their cat, Kunkush.
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On that day, Burkel joined other coalition personnel for a helicopter flight from the airport in Kabul to NATO headquarters, a short journey by air.
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Uber also underestimated the price of the journey by public transport, seemingly showing me off-peak fares when I would be travelling at peak time.
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Some have walked for days in search of safety, others have made the dangerous journey by boat, made even more treacherous by the monsoon rains.
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"On December 2nd, lucky and expansive planet Jupiter ends its year-long journey by switching signs from Sagittarius to Capricorn," astrologer Lisa Stardust tells Refinery29.
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The 7,500-mile journey from eastern England to eastern China will take three weeks, around half the time needed for the equivalent journey by boat.
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A seven-day journey by four women through a surreal desert landscape yields awe-inspiring sights, and hard-won lessons (know how to change a flat).
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Bringing imported coal (local mines do not yet produce much) from the coast to the plant costs more than the prior journey by ship from Indonesia.
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In August 2018, for example, the Hyundai Motor Company announced that the first journey by an autonomous truck on a South Korean highway had taken place.
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Recognizing that he wanted to make a positive impact on the world, Jalil started his entrepreneurial journey by founding WiChorus, which focused on enabling 4G technologies.
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The collapse of a section of the main highway between the capital and Douala had prompted increased numbers of passengers to undertake the journey by rail.
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One of his sons made the perilous and illegal journey by boat to Europe this year and is living in Germany, having lost hope in Iraq.
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Tens of thousands of Cubans have been arriving each year to the southwestern United States border after making an arduous journey by land through eight nations.
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Finding her village deserted and in ashes, and with her baby nowhere to be seen, she began the long journey by foot to the Bangladesh border.
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To get to the country as part of my journey by rail across Europe, I first began by taking a train from Zagreb, Croatia to Austria ...
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The drama of his story is in whether he can complete his hero's journey by overcoming his baser instincts and acting like a completely different person.
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In August 2018, for example, the Hyundai Motor Company announced that the first journey by an autonomous truck on a highway in South Korea had taken place.
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The 7,500-mile (12,000 km) journey from eastern England to eastern China will take three weeks, around half the time needed for the equivalent journey by boat.
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Although he is returning to his home region, the journey by Pope Francis to Chile and Peru will be among the most challenging trips he has undertaken.
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Most refugees arrive in the European Union after a short but at times dangerous journey by small boats from Turkey to nearby Greek islands such as Lesbos.
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You can kickstart your journey by picking up this bundle, which is comprised of 10 e-books, all of which cover the many facets of big data.
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After the more than 36-hour journey by train and bus from their hometown in Hubei Province to the tents in Tianjin, Ms. Ding offered some advice.
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But I said, if I can help someone shave three to five years off their journey by giving a little guidance, that's going to be really rewarding.
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Former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami visited Japan in 2000, the first journey by an Iranian head of government in 42 years, according to the Japanese foreign ministry website.
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APIs also provide the ability for AI systems to act across the entire customer journey by enabling a communication channel — the nervous system — with the broader application landscape.
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In the new movie, not a great deal is different except that Lara Croft is joined on her journey by a man from Hong Kong called Lu Ren.
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The collapse of a bridge along the main highway between the capital and Douala had prompted an increase in the number of passengers taking the journey by rail.
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Directed by Markus Hofko, the clip stars a kid being taken on an abstract journey by a ghostly figure that kinda looks like No-Face from Spirited Away.
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By evening most of the migrants, extremely weary from the arduous walk, had reached the city of Tapachula, about a 20-mile journey by road from Ciudad Hidalgo.
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She's accompanied on her journey by her vaguely psychic neighbor, Calvin; her definitely psychic, Christ-like little brother, Charles Wallace; and a trio of witchy guardian angels, Mrs.
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It was featured in the painting "An Evening Journey," by artist Evgeny Lushpin, and it was once owned by actor Nicolas Cage, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The young hero feels buoyed up on this journey by four spirit-like people who walk beside him: his dead parents, his godfather and his professor at Hogwart's academy.
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Coupled with a blissful soundtrack ("Journey", by Tony Anderson), the end result is a really gorgeous film that captures the motion of a city awake far into the night.
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Instead, your long journey by land and sea and ice would currently take you to a spot in the Arctic Ocean a few hundred miles away from geographic North.
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Rather than exhaustively recap each episode, though, we thought we'd chart Jimmy McGill's moral journey by paying attention to his various decisions and assigning him a Dungeons & Dragons*-style alignment.
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It'll be that the San Diego speciality made part of its journey by drone, as part of a scheme to pull Uber's food-delivery business financials out of a nosedive.
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"What we see now is people are starting their journey by searching inside of Instagram," Johanna Tzur, the chief marketing officer of the diamond bridal retailer James Allen, told Insider.
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I'm happy that the game ended in a fulfilling and wonderful way, but that's multiplied by the fact that I was guided through the emotional journey by these other people.
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Because there are looming horrors in this world that you'll encounter as your journey by boat through the flooded city streets, or interrogate Innsmouth's increasingly strange denizens in branching conversations.
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"In 2018, we continued to forge ahead with our transformation journey by streamlining our cost base, improving our cash flow and strengthening our balance sheet," Douglas, said in a statement.
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I catalog the journey by the endless injuries, the hours spent on a tennis message board, the over 100 United States Tennis Association matches that remain seared in my memory.
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The first of those evacuees arrived near Melbourne on Saturday morning after a 20-hour journey by boat and a second ship with about 1,000 people landed in the afternoon.
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The public can track Santa's journey by accessing NORAD's official Santa Tracker, and can also call 1-877-HI-NORAD (1-877-446-6723) to speak live with NORAD trackers.
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In alternating chapters, the story jumps to the present day, when Ruth — who has become eerily mute — lures her pregnant niece on a journey by foot across New York State.
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" Read more " Claudia Weber commutes from a town in the German countryside to Munich, and over the past year, track repairs could delay her journey by two hours or more.
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They chat about the Super Bowl, throw some shapes to "Bad Romance," and Gaga even assists Corden with his journey by screaming "MOVE" out the window at some unseen road-users.
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London-based documentary photographers Joseph Fox and Orlando Gili are charting this journey by capturing scenes that unfold around the competition, from its humble beginnings through to the final in May.
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The TV series couldn't shift its perspective in quite the same way the novels did, but it depicted that journey by gradually reducing TV Quentin's (Jason Ralph) importance to the narrative.
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Put in contact with the people smugglers by a friend, they spent the night at a safe house before a nine-hour journey by motorbike to territory held by Syrian Kurds.
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José and Juan left El Salvador early one morning in November 2014, on what ended up being a nearly two-week journey by car and by foot, guided by a smuggler.
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On Sunday, 4 March, they made the same journey from the hotel, again using the underground from Bow to Waterloo station at approximately 8.05am, before continuing their journey by train to Salisbury.
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It's there that he discovers that he's gone on this quest before, many times, and is sent back to the beginning of his journey by a being known as Gan each time.
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As our mini-bus bounced over the existing road -- a muddy, potholed mess -- we envied what future travelers will drive on: the highway that will cut the nine-hour journey by half.
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It would produce about 52 percent less greenhouse gas per passenger than two petrol-powered vehicles making the same journey by road, they calculated, and 6 percent less than two electric cars.
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Our knowledge of Canadian geography is sketchy at best, but both Anne and Matthew have had to journey by train and ferry to get to the mainland where her former asylum stands.
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Founded by Chemi Katz and Ohad Greenshpan in 2014, Namogoo's platform gives online businesses more control over the customer journey by preventing unauthorized ad injections that attempt to divert customers to competitors.
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Along with Ruth Fremson, a Times photographer, I was joined on the journey by Brenda Wilson, whose sister Ramona was one of the victims, and who now works as a community activist.
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It is nearly a mile walk to the nearest shop outside the gates, but any journey by foot in the summer, when temperatures can reach 120 degrees, would be all but impossible.
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Moana, bantering with Maui (Dwayne Johnson) like a rival sibling and borne on her journey by the spirits of the ocean and her grandmother (Rachel House), has no need of a prince.
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Arrests of illegal aliens — who are largely incentivized to make the dangerous journey by gaping loopholes in our asylum laws — have plunged by 6900 percent since a high of 2628,28503 in May.
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I'm talking about going into the real world, after work, and handing out flyers: I started my journey by going to the most clichè romantic destination I could think of: the bookshop.
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Karmele Llano Sanche, International Animal Rescue program director in Indonesia, made a three-day journey by car, boat and through the forest to release the animals in Bukit Baka Bukit Raya National Park.
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Slovenia is an excellent choice of destination for a short trip if you're traveling elsewhere in Europe — you can fly to Venice or Trieste and do the rest of the journey by car.
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Yet, the U.K. starts its global journey by foregoing the possibility of grandfathering in the type of free-trade agreement that the EU has in place with over 50 countries around the world.
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On the far side of the bridge spanning the Rio Branco, a dirt road leads through treeless, rolling hills to the town of Ourilândia, a half-hour journey by motorbike or pickup truck.
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The ongoing migrant and refugee crisis in the Mediterranean set two records this year: More than 174,000 people made the dangerous journey by boat to Italy, and 23,2000 more died along the way.
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The government says its zero-tolerance policy toward migrants who make the journey by sea is in place to discourage human trafficking and dangerous trips, but critics contend the rules violate migrants' rights.
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In April, Si2 is expected to take off from Hawaii on a flight path toward Phoenix, Arizona, resuming what organizers hope will be the first round-the-world journey by a solar-powered airplane.
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After a month-long journey by bus, train and on foot, about 100 migrants arrived at the San Ysidro port of entry on the US-Mexico border on Sunday evening, preparing to claim asylum.
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" Here is Synergyse's description of the company's incredible journey: "By joining the Google Apps team, we can accelerate our mission because we will be working even closer with the teams that build Google Apps.
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Rufus experienced life on the road before we even met him, as he made the journey by truck from a shelter in Texas to New Jersey, where we adopted him from a rescue organization.
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After slipping into matches for a decade, Sahafi fled her homeland in August, a 30-hour journey by road that began when she received word that the Iranian authorities were seeking to detain her.
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Jaime started this journey by pushing a child out the window and has gone back to Cersei in the midst of her evil ways again and again, but now he fights for the living.
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Venezuelan officials also promised to deliver 20,000 boxes of government-subsidized food to Cúcuta, the Colombian city that for most of the migrants is the start of a long and uncertain journey by foot.
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Lopez also started his decade-long journey by winning a Tony in 83 for Avenue Q. Only 12 people have joined the EGOT club since it took Richard Rodgers 17 years to claim the title.
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He, his wife and two children had made a 90-minute journey by speed boat to the vessel, which was taking hundreds of people on the treacherous trip to Europe in search of a better life.
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The villagers were now hiding in the forest or attempting a perilous, days-long journey by foot in the monsoon rain toward the Maungdaw region and further west to the River Naf separating Myanmar and Bangladesh.
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On Friday, after slipping past intelligence officers stationed outside his residence, Mr. Ledezma passed through several police checkpoints in a long journey by car to Colombia, where officials have been at odds with the Maduro government.
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Start your plant lady journey by reaching out to your local plant store to find out which type of greenery will do best in your home and if the store is offering delivery during this time.
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The collapse of a section of the main highway between Yaounde and Douala earlier on Friday had blocked hundreds of vehicles on the road and prompted increased numbers of passengers to undertake the journey by rail.
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Ferry accidents are common in Indonesia, a vast archipelago, especially during the Islamic holiday of Eid when millions make the annual journey by land, sea, and air to their hometowns after the holy fasting month of Ramadan.
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Her accomplishments Hameister was accompanied on the 37-day journey by her father, her guide Eric Philips and a two-person camera team from National Geographic, which will release a documentary about the experience later this year.
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The collapse of a section of the main highway between Yaounde and Douala amid heavy rain earlier on Friday had blocked hundreds of vehicles on the road and prompted increased numbers of passengers to make the journey by rail.
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Gen X is serving as the honorary captain of The 2017 Coast 2 Coast 4 Cancer Ride, a 21-day, cross-country cycling journey by Bristol-Myers Squibb employees with the goal to raise $0003 million for cancer research.
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Ferry accidents are common in Indonesia, a vast archipelago, especially during the Islamic holiday of Eid when millions of people make the annual journey by land, sea, and air to their hometowns after the holy fasting month of Ramadan.
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Having spent years transitioning from having no hair to growing out her Afro and experimenting with intricate braiding patterns, Favour decided to document this lifelong journey by taking a series of vibrant 'passport photo selfies,' highlighting the versatility of textured hair.
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Zhou recently made the 14-hour journey by train from Shanxi, China, to attend a jobs fair in Shanghai, where he hopes to land work at Walt Disney Co.'s 963-acre, $5.5 billion resort set to open June 70.
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They had traveled a great distance already: a transatlantic journey by airplane or ship to Brazil; by car, bus, or on foot to Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia; through Panama, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua; on to Honduras, Guatemala, and into Mexico.
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Many newcomers to the points and miles world start their journey by identifying an airline or hotel program they frequently use, then applying for that specific airline or hotel's co-branded credit card, thinking those cards would provide significant value.
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The Japanese Coast Guard says it has seen a surge of North Korean boats fishing in the Yamato Shallows, a prime fishing ground located partly within Japan's Exclusive Economic Zone, roughly a 24-hour journey by sea from Japanese land.
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I thought I wanted to celebrate my year-long journey by going to the hair salon and straightening my hair to celebrate its duality, but when the time came, I felt zero desire to take a hot tool to it.
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A new program aimed at Central American minors provides young people from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador with a safe, legal alternative to the perilous journey by car, by foot and over rivers that many make to reach the United States.
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Australia detains asylum-seekers who try to come to the country by boat at these centers, arguing the policy works as a deterrent for people to make the perilous journey by sea to the country, which has resulted in thousands of deaths.
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The female fox was fitted with a GPS tracking device ahead of her journey by researchers at Norway's Polar Institute, before she was freed into the wild in late March last year on the east coast of Spitsbergen, the Svalbard archipelago's main island.
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"Theater of the World" finds Kircher near the end of his life, guided through a stylized journey by a boy (sung with creepy precision by the soprano Lindsay Kesselman) who seems harmlessly curious at first but eventually begins to act savagely, even satanically.
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They just call them chicken wings, and today we are going to be starting our journey by visiting four places, one of which actually invented the Buffalo wing, and three others that are just highly revered local favorite spots to get chicken wings.
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Meditation need not be a solitary endeavor, so I decided to cap off my journey by joining a guided class at Unplug, one of LA's many luxe meditation studios where individual classes are $24 and private sessions can run into the hundreds.
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The journey by Wilkerson, a white man in his 40s, becomes "a travelogue of the history of racism," the New Yorker critic Richard Brody says, and an account of the toxic complicity and cover-ups that have buried racist crimes in the South.
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The show assures viewers that the pain of on-air heartbreak might mean an opportunity to level up, to earn a hero's romantic journey by first getting dumped on TV. Being elevated to love object is a salve to the wound the show itself inflicts.
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A new biography about the 40th president, Reagan: An American Journey , by Bob Spitz, reveals how devastating the news was for Reagan and his wife, Nancy — so much so that he was moved to write a letter to the American people that same day.
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But one teenager in the U.K. found that the most cost-effective way for him to travel from a work event in Sheffield, England, to his home in Essex (a three-hour journey by train), was to book a flight — with a layover in Berlin.
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Many of the migrants said they were headed to the United States, frustrating Mr. Trump, who said without proof — then backtracked — that the caravan of migrants contains "Middle Easterners" and suggested that the migrants were induced to make the journey by his Democratic opponents.
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At first, many in Carmen del Emero — a two-day journey by river from the town of Rurrenabaque and more than 250 miles north of the capital — saw Mr. Morales as the antithesis to a long chain of leaders who did not represent their interests.
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The source of those ingredients is apparent at first glance: Your journey by bus or train toward this shimmering lake fed by the Rhine River will take you through grove after grove of apples, peaches, grapes and hops, all growing in beautiful, well-tended trellises.
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The attack, about 30 miles off the Yemeni coast, turned a desperate journey by migrants already fleeing a war zone into a scene of horror, with dead and dismembered bodies piled atop one another just steps from their loved ones in the small wooden boat.
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While it's possible Sasha's descent Becky-related horror would happen no matter what, she is pushed along in her spooky journey by none other than Scandal bae Tony Goldwyn and superstar Uma Thurman, continuing a recent spate of TV roles (remember she was in Bravo's Imposters?).
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The journey by rail from London Kings Cross to Margate takes just under an hour, and having seen that hilarious viral video in which Artwork successfully orders a pizza to a train, I was hoping that this particular Tuesday morning would result in similarly massive banter.
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It also inspired me that we should all be a part of this Wakanda-like development journey by developing leaders, specifically in the public service, that will passionately serve their people, protect their natural resources, embrace innovation and preserve cultures and traditions that are worth preserving.
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We learn both of these details because of a side journey by Nora, in which she watches the now-older Lily on a playground (and briefly intervenes on her behalf in a dispute with another kid), and then spends an evening hanging out and commiserating with Erika.
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New York opened its long journey by dropping two of three to NL West-worst Arizona and was outscored 18-1143 in its first two games in San Francisco to fall 5 1/2 games behind St. Louis in the chase for the NL's second wild-card.
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The rest of the list was rounded out by Puzzle & Dragons by GungHo Online Entertainment, Fate/Grand Order by Sony, Honour of Kings by Tencent, Fantasy Westward Journey by NetEase, Pokémon GO by Niantic, Game of War – Fire Age by MZ and Clash Royale by Supercell.
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A Turkish court has sentenced two men to four years in prison on Friday for human smuggling, following the deaths of Syrian toddler Alan Kurdi, and four other migrants, who drowned last September during a perilous journey by rubber dinghy from Bodrum to the Greek Islands.
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In Doctor Strange, as in The Matrix, the hero is guided on his journey by a mentor (in this case, the Ancient One rather than Laurence Fishburne's Morpheus) and aided by a trusted companion who provides a moral counterpoint (Chiwetel Ejiofor's Mordo rather than Carrie Anne Moss's Trinity).
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"The National Bison Legacy Act is a milestone in a long journey by WCS, its flagship Bronx Zoo, and many other partners to prevent the bison from going extinct and to recognize the bison's ecological, cultural, historical and economic importance to the United States," said Cristian Samper, WCS president and CEO.
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One source, who has a network of informers in the area, said 300 to 400 Rohingya who had been hiding at Ah Htet Nan Yar were now in the forest or attempting a perilous, days-long journey by foot in the monsoon rain toward the River Naf separating Myanmar and Bangladesh.
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I am here in the jungle, a half-day's journey by pickup truck and boat from the nearest major city, two-thirds of the way up the Amazon Tall Tower Observatory, the tallest structure in South America, to experience a force that defines the Amazon rainforest as we know it.
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Italy has become the front lines of Europe's refugee crisis Italy has become the front lines of Europe's refugee crisis The ongoing migrant and refugee crisis in the Mediterranean set two records this year: More than 174,000 people made the dangerous journey by boat to Italy, and 4,103 more died along the way.
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On Amtrak alone, — that's more than currently make the journey by plane, "If you look at door-to-door, Manhattan to downtown D.C., we are faster than the airlines when you consider getting to and from the airport and security," Harris said, noting that Amtrak's baggage policies are also significantly more liberal than air carriers.
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The high-speed rail service, also partly paid for by Hong Kong, will put Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong, within 50 minutes' reach of Hong Kong, compared with the present two-hour journey by conventional rail (pictured is an artist's impression of the high-speed rail terminus being built in Hong Kong's Kowloon district).
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"Why They Marched: Untold Stories of the Women Who Fought for the Right to Vote," by Susan Ware; "Interior Chinatown," by Charles Yu; "We Wish You Luck," by Caroline Zancan; "An Odyssey: A Father, a Son, and an Epic," by Daniel Mendelsohn; "Frantumaglia: A Writer's Journey," by Elena Ferrante; and "Afterlife," by Julia Alvarez.
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According to Mr Tielen, the Liberty will allow someone to drive to an airfield or other suitable strip of terrain, take off, fly to somewhere similar near his destination, land and complete his journey by road—with the flexibility that if, say, the weather were to turn nasty while he was there, he could then drive home.
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With millions of people on the move for what's traditionally seen as a time of fresh opportunities, the travel season is one of top trending topics on Weibo; posts tagged #2016chunyun, meaning "Spring Festival travel season," feature photos of cramped transport hubs and dish out tips on surviving the journey by avoiding ticketing scams and alleviating motion sickness.
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The next year, after a series of failed attempts to defect, he successfully made the perilous journey by boat to Cancun, escorted by members of the Los Zetas cartel, and "sold" to a sketchy businessman in Miami who would set him up with a major league contract in exchange for a hefty cut of Puig's future earnings.
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Related: 'Light at the End of the Tunnel': Alan Kurdi's Family Has Arrived in Canada A Turkish court has sentenced two men to four years in prison on Friday for human smuggling, following the deaths of Syrian toddler Alan Kurdi, and four other migrants, who drowned last September during a perilous journey by rubber dinghy from Bodrum to the Greek Islands.
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The initial surge, first reported on over the summer of 22019 and involving mostly unaccompanied alien minors (UAM) from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, caused outrage among the American public after apprehended minors began telling border patrol agents they were lured into making the dangerous journey by Obama's apparent promise of amnesty—Indeed, statistics show the surge starting directly after his 2012 DACA decree which granted self-described "dreamers" deportation deferrals and work permits.
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I endeavored to suggest the journey by a recitation accompanied by eight perfumes, of decided contrast, which I used in the following succession: White Rose to suggest the departure from New York, large bunches of roses brought to the steamer to the departing tourists; Violet told of a sojourn on the Rhine, Almond of Southern France, Bergamot of Italy, Cinnamon of the Orient, Cedarwood of India and Carnation of the arrival in Japan.
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The law did not require their disposal if put to use beyond the touch of war, and thus a condensed journey by way of an orbitally-generated super ship—the Orpheus 21, called affectionately the Cocteau—would follow the course carved by the original Orpheus with good sleep induced in each of us but a select handful of mechanics and navigators who'd catch a month or so of induced coma between fields of each previous endeavor's debris.
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