It's journeyed over ancient streambeds and marveled at alien dunes.
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So are two people who journeyed with her that night.
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The clothes had journeyed from the seaside to the mountains.
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Seventy years previous, coffee collectors had journeyed to this Sudanese land.
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She escaped when the militants journeyed to another village to fight.
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Gabriel García Márquez journeyed to the South, following in Faulkner's footsteps.
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Such was the case on Tuesday when Trump journeyed to Capitol Hill.
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We saw village after abandoned village as we journeyed across the country.
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John Kasich -- has journeyed to these far northern reaches of the state.
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Earlier this month, I journeyed (and I do mean journeyed; the itsy-bitsy, picturesque German town of Balve is not what you'd call "easily accessible" by any stretch of the imagination) to this year's edition of Prophecy Festival.
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He took my bag, and we journeyed deeper into the century-old building.
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In October, the boy and his father journeyed from Cairo to Stockton, Calif.
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He journeyed to an ancient capital to pay respects to China's first emperor.
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Trump journeyed to New Hampshire twice in the 2016 race's five final days.
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Jon Snow's (Kit Harington) plush white wolf never journeyed with him south to Dragonstone.
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When their son was strong enough, they journeyed north by bus, lorry and boat.
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I met Muslims who journeyed from Burkina Faso, the Philippines, China, Italy, and Spain.
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One study found that a feral cat journeyed 193 miles to a burn scar.
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They journeyed by bus with their church groups and drove in with friends and family.
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I journeyed across to Universal Studios, which took a full 28 hour and 241 minutes.
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I asked whether many out-of-town runners journeyed here, to experience Mr. Bolt's hometown.
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They would use the new words one day, they told me, when they journeyed abroad.
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I journeyed around New York City to document the enduring effect of the Neediest fund.
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In June, Andrés journeyed to Guatemala to help feed victims of the volcanic eruption there.
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We followed "Breakfast at Tiffany's" as it journeyed through the New York Public Library system.
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Stagg withholds from her reader a sense of arriving someplace, or indeed, having journeyed at all.
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It also meant that single one of those countries also journeyed up the aisle with her.
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Last June about a tenth of the entire country journeyed to France for the European Championship.
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A few days later, Tuss journeyed to the Arlington neighborhood where Brodbeck had seen the car.
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Troops were dispatched to Djibouti on two Chinese naval warships that journeyed across the Indian Ocean.
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His globe-trotting began March 13 when he journeyed almost 5,000 miles to Dubai, from Japan.
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Mom journeyed with her mother and siblings from one town to the next, fleeing Nigerian soldiers.
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When the Apollo astronauts journeyed to the Moon, they had a hard time sticking to schedule.
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Sloane journeyed to Jamaica in 1687 as physician to the Duke of Albemarle, the new Governor.
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But there is no protecting the caravan of migrants who have journeyed to Donald Trump's America.
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They journeyed elsewhere in Europe, Germany, and even back to the Middle East, advocates told me.
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Was there anywhere you journeyed that surprised you in regards to views about nudity or sexuality?
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In the 55 years of space travel, fewer than 550 people have journeyed out of earth's orbit.
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That year he systematically journeyed around the city, capturing its official buildings with the new photographic technique.
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Yesterday, former CIA Director David Petraeus journeyed to Trump Tower, reportedly making an audition for the post.
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Photographer David Freese journeyed along the continent's eastern shoreline, documenting it in the face of climate change.
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But the story of how the ring journeyed from 1973, Maine, to 2020, Finland, is a mystery.
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Madrasa students have journeyed to the refugee camps from far-flung cities to help build temporary shelters.
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From the age of 15, Tim journeyed to Thailand from Australia every year to train at Fairtex Gym.
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A stunned Fernández admired the hit with a great deal of emotion before he journeyed to home plate.
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From there, he journeyed to Albuquerque to join his uncle's band, Dick Bills and the Sandia Mountain Boys.
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Apparently, Obama once journeyed to Anaheim to see Kool and the Gang during his stint at Occidental College.
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Chapeland, a passionate amateur astronomer, spoke to CNN from Idaho, where he had journeyed to see Monday's eclipse.
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Chris McNeil has journeyed to Alaska's sprawling Taku Glacier at least once a year for the last decade.
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Former first lady Laura Bush journeyed with her twin daughters to South Africa, Tanzania and Rwanda in 2023.
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So in March of 2014, Marin journeyed to where the appetite for investor green cards was greatest: China.
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And it felt about 15 degrees warmer than the 37 degrees it was as we journeyed to Hopkinton.
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These traditions have held Jews together for more than 2,000 years as they have journeyed throughout the world.
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Migrants, many of whom are from Central America, have journeyed to the US-Mexico border to seek asylum.
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He arrived in Italy in 2011, spent time in jail there, and then journeyed on to Germany in 2015.
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Reyes had journeyed north with her 216-year-old nephew Anselmo, who stood beside her quietly as she spoke.
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Reyes had journeyed north with her 303-year-old nephew Anselmo, who stood beside her quietly as she spoke.
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The schoolgirl is right; in half a century of space travel, no black African has journeyed to outer space.
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The spacecraft journeyed 2.2 billion miles to reach Saturn, finally entering the gas giant's domain on July 30th, 1.23.
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Nearly four decades later, the Colombian director Ciro Guerra, now 35, journeyed into the Amazon with a different approach.
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Pre-contact dogs were present as the first travelers journeyed from Siberia into the Americas and began to thrive.
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Instead, Ray journeyed through R&B's lineage, grasping at a jazz-inspired approach for his debut album, Platinum Fire.
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Last year he journeyed 5,000 kilometres, from war-battered Sudan, via Libya and Italy, to the northern French coast.
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He journeyed for 20 years to China, India, Gibraltar and the South Pacific with the flag adorning his ship.
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During his tour of the Caribbean Islands, Harry recently journeyed to a turtle nesting site on Lovers Beach, Nevis.
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Vargas journeyed from the Marlins to the Mets to the Mariners to the Angels and finally to the Royals.
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She not only photographed the towering peaks, but also journeyed inside the mountains to document the hidden nuclear bunkers.
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As a caravan of several thousand people journeyed toward the Southwest border, President Trump signed a proclamation on Nov.
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This spring, three Panasonic engineers journeyed from Houston and Japan to West Platte, Missouri, 0003 miles from Kansas City.
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But the border was much harder to cross than when he had first journeyed to America nine years earlier.
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Hoszang journeyed through the Sharqiya Sands Desert in Oman to capture this photo of the sand dunes at night.
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The group started with just 11 members, but now has over 800—and some have journeyed through the Himalayas together.
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LATE last year, an Italian orchestra and chorus journeyed across the Atlantic, performing in Washington, New York, Toronto and Chicago.
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Dogs have journeyed with us through changing times and cultures and to a large extent their histories reflect our own.
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Instead, the teenager journeyed on to war-torn Syria where his lawyer said he had been engaged in humanitarian work.
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All told, Opportunity journeyed just a hair over 28 miles before NASA lost contact with the rover in June 2018.
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Marnie has journeyed from singledom to marriage and back again, while Shosh has made her peace with leaving Japan behind.
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Ferrante often describes her novels as mysterious, inviolable creatures that have escaped her grasp and journeyed freely into the world.
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In 2016, Mr. Kentrianakis joined other eclipse chasers aboard an Alaska Airlines plane as it journeyed from Anchorage to Honolulu.
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But our reporters journeyed there and found the infrastructure is aging and deteriorating, and the new price tags are high.
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They journeyed more than a month by plane, boat and bus until they reached the southwestern border in mid-August.
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Former South Korean President Lee Myung-bak had journeyed then to a group of islets, claimed as territory by both countries.
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He and two boatloads of researchers had journeyed from the CSU Shark Lab to just off Belmont Shore in Southern California.
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Some members of the Taos creative colony, a group of artists and writers, journeyed around New Mexico and observed Pueblo culture.
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Then, recently, a team of researchers journeyed to the region to study carbon dioxide absorption by the Amazon's muddy freshwater plume.
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Emmanuel became emotional when he spoke of his grandfather, who journeyed to the United States when he was 13 years old.
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Thunberg famously journeyed 65-hours by rail to and from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland and Stockholm last January.
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" Musk also claimed that Unsworth journeyed to Thailand "for a child bride who was about 12 years old at the time.
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Our reporter Clifford Krauss journeyed along the famed Route 66, collecting stories from the fellow travelers he met on the way.
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He had journeyed across the state, 120 miles by bus, from the black side of Richmond, unaccompanied, toting a single suitcase.
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For his essay "Travels in Hyperreality," the Italian author Umberto Eco journeyed across America to sample our peculiar national product: facsimiles.
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The Helios-A probe journeyed 46.5 million kilometers from the Sun, setting a record for the closest perihelion at that time.
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As documented by IJR's Josh Billinson, he then journeyed to a local fast food restaurant where he began screaming at random passersby.
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Jerry White, CEO of Global Impact Strategies, and Ken Rutherford journeyed with Diana to Bosnia in August 1997 – her last humanitarian tour.
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" In response to his competitors' questions about how explorers journeyed around the world, Adim responded, "By just traveling … and friction and gravity.
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The sage Agathya journeyed south to restore balance, bringing with him water for the land, and the Tamil language for the people.
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Then, Arab militants — many of whom fought with American support against the Soviet Union in Afghanistan in the 1980s — journeyed to Bosnia.
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In our previous edition of Ranked & Rated we journeyed through fast food French fry land in order to discover the golden winner.
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After a year in orbit, Dawn left the space rock and journeyed to Ceres, the largest known object in the asteroid belt.
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And on Monday, he journeyed north, from Florida to North Carolina to Pennsylvania to New Hampshire, and finally here to western Michigan.
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Dancers of the holiday classical, George Balanchine's The Nutcracker, have journeyed to the New York Stock Exchange to ring Friday's opening bell.
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They had reported the abuse to local police, to no avail, and finally journeyed north to seek refuge in the United States.
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Alibaba, the New York-listed e-commerce titan, journeyed to Hong Kong to raise $13 billion in a secondary listing in November.
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For the first time, researchers journeyed to the profoundly remote Antarctic to drill down 2,300 feet — all the way through mighty Thwaites.
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He journeyed on foot to Sudan, then Italy, then Germany, and from there, to the United States, eventually landing in New Haven.
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Director Abbas Kiarostami journeyed into the disaster zone, filming as he searched for the actors that had appeared in his last movie.
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Again, Roth journeyed to where the fiber optic cables meet land but this time the locations were in New Zealand, Sweden, and France.
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Earlier this summer, I journeyed to Casablanca as part of a solo trip, and visited Hassan II upon the suggestion of a friend.
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"Tonight, I celebrate him and all of those in his family who journeyed before him and with him and after him," he said.
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In the other direction, a record 4.9 million U.K. travelers journeyed to the U.S. last year, breaking the previous record set in 2000.
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Of 92 Swiss "jihad travelers" identified as having journeyed to the Middle East to participate in violent conflicts since 2001, 31 are dead.
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On Saturday, hundreds of neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other far-right extremists journeyed to Charlottesville, Virginia, for the Unite the Right rally.
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Bob Patrick has journeyed extensively throughout North and South America over the last five years without paying a dime on places to stay.
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They journeyed down to Washington, D.C., with stars in their eyes and wanting to help our nation...They went back home in tatters!
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Mining this data could benefit policymakers as they try to find a way to help young immigrants to America who journeyed north alone.
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It is believed that when nomadic shepherds and travelers journeyed with raw milk carried in leather, the milk would accidentally ferment over time.
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But his father's ascent was astounding, too, as he journeyed from the dusty roads of his rural village to the halls of Harvard.
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I also journeyed to Grand Tetons in Wyoming to meet with Latinos to discuss how protecting the Refuge is a human rights issue.
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A very early version of the Whiskey Sour was drunk by sailors to prevent scurvy as they journeyed from England to North America.
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Musk journeyed to the rocket company's launch site in Boca Chica, Texas, to deliver his remarks, and scores of passionate fans followed him.
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Since then, the probes have journeyed increasingly farther into deep space, traveling at speeds approaching 237,22 kilometers per hour (240,2000 miles per hour).
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As these portraits attest, mining was the work of men, many of whom left their families at home while they journeyed to California.
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When her husband won his Congressional seat in 1991 in Vermont, O'Meara Sanders left her work and journeyed with him to Capitol Hill.
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Minnesota-born Gould was fairly fresh off the boat in Shanghai when he journeyed up the Yangtze to Wuhan for the first time.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Google's Sundar Pichai have journeyed to Brussels as the European Union drafts regulation for A.I. and the digital economy.
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Officials from the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association (CNIA) journeyed to Washington, D.C. recently to testify before the US International Trade Commission (ITC).
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It reminds us that renowned artists have journeyed to be where they now are, that their work is the sum of unique experiences.
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Through her father, Bush was descended from Henry Samson, who journeyed from Britain on the Mayflower at 16 years old, according to Page's book.
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In June a student-dominated "peace caravan" that had journeyed on foot from Helmand to the capital camped out in front of foreign embassies.
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After breakfast, I journeyed up Main Street to a woodsy enclosure next to the local McDonald's and made my way up a big hill.
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Two years earlier, Cashier was a stowaway and journeyed from Ireland to the United States to start his new life as a transgender man.
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At first he wanted to write a show about a 19th-century blimp that journeyed from place to place, making contact with distant peoples.
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In his most personal project to date, actor Michael K. Williams journeyed into the world of alternative trade for his VICELAND show, Black Market.
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He said he had journeyed to Syria as a freelance journalist and was kidnapped by ISIS within days of crossing the border from Turkey.
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Coats, a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, journeyed to Trump Tower in New York City earlier Wednesday to meet with the future president.
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He journeyed to France at nearly 300 pounds but found local cuisine so unpalatable that he cut down to just one meal a day.
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But already, fear of the infection has come home for many pregnant women and their families who journeyed abroad before the risks were known.
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On Monday, NASA released this stunning 360-degree panorama captured by the Mars Curiosity rover, as it journeyed through the dramatic Murray Buttes region.
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Iraqi photographer Ali Arkady and journalist Cathy Otten journeyed to speak with one of those girls, Amel, who uses an alias to protect herself.
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The menu choices are a tray (meat, coleslaw, cornbread) or a sandwich (meat and coleslaw in a bun), the option I had journeyed for.
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In the six months that followed, nearly 125,000 Cubans journeyed across the Straits of Florida, including thousands of queer men and women fleeing persecution.
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During World War II Kavan journeyed by steamer slowly to New Zealand and various ports, including New York, and at last returned to England.
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It followed a young man named Josh (Colin Ford) as he journeyed through a "Mad Max"-style zombie wasteland in search of a girl.
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After the dictator's capture and execution, Mr. Layton journeyed to Hussein's palace in Baghdad, where he found his outlandish throne and sat in it.
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He also said, "We must always arrest people coming into our Country illegally," noting most of those detained at the border journeyed without their parents.
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It's a sign that the these FRBs are weary travelers, having journeyed through a lot of interstellar gas and plasma that's mucking up their signals.
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As I journeyed to the columns of light, I had to scramble up broken bits of architecture, and distract wild pigs with pieces of fruit.
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Ever since worshipers have journeyed to the sacred lake, a cultural touchstone for the island's Indian emigrants and a link to their South Asian past.
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For over two years, Hassan Fazili's family filmed each other as they journeyed through Europe, documenting each step of their search for a safe place.
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And thus, on a dreary day in mid-January, I journeyed to the New Jersey castle to witness some admittedly ahistorical history in the making.
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Making the trip home Kelly journeyed home about as you might expect for a four-ton animal: slowly and in the middle of the street.
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It encompasses how far and fast we have journeyed as a species -- just as our car starts to shake as it reaches its speed limit.
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If he goes, he'll follow in the footsteps of his most recent predecessors, who journeyed to the border zone to peer into North Korea through binoculars.
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With the Red Woman having journeyed off to Volantis, there's only one person left in Westeros who can reliably work zombie resurrection magic: Thoros of Myr.
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It marked the first time that CubeSats, or any small spacecraft of that size, had journeyed beyond the orbit of Earth and out into deep space.
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Then around 2011, things went bonkers: So far this year, a whopping 0003 million people have journeyed to Iceland — more than triple the figure from 2010.
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Because — unless you've journeyed through a time traveling machine a lá Michael J. Fox in Back To The Future — you weren't born hundreds of years ago.
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After a week of wedding festivities, designed by celebrity event planner Kevin Lee, guests journeyed by boat to the ceremony, which began around 7:30 p.m.
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The American companies whose executives journeyed to the Grand Hyatt — including venture-capital-funded start-ups like Coinbase and Circle — are fighting to make Bitcoin bigger.
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Whatever this massive hacker-party-turned-industry-extravaganza has become, this week CYBER journeyed to Vegas to witness what Def Con is all about in 2019.
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Every country that journeyed from mass illiteracy and poverty to modernity and wealth did so, they note, because of government instruments that are now often scorned.
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When Jane Goodall journeyed into the forests of East Africa to research chimpanzees, it was the early 1960s, she was 26 and had no scientific degree.
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After working as a stagecoach driver on the East Coast for several years, Parkhurst journeyed west, like so many Americans seeking fortune and reinvention in California.
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On Monday, when Judge Ali asked Mustapha Merzoughi, 37, to explain how and why he had journeyed to Syria, the stocky Frenchman at first said nothing.
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So Burr, the vice president, and Hamilton, the former Treasury secretary, journeyed by rowboat from Manhattan to the heights to settle their personal and political differences.
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Forced to become self-reliant, Kathwari journeyed to the United States, talked his way into a bookkeeping job, and earned a degree from NYU graduate school.
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A year since his letter from Syria, where he had journeyed along with thousands of other foreign fighters to join the Islamic State's self-declared caliphate.
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"I have not lost the desire to try again," Alicia told Meng as she journeyed north through Mexico after three prior deportations, including two stays in detention.
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Performing sacred rites During a series of both ceremonies spanning twelve days, ancient sacred rites were performed as the prince journeyed across the kingdom, mostly on foot.
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We journeyed to northern Norway to see if we might "see the heavens lift up her dark skirts and flash her dazzling privates across [our] unworthy irises".
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On Tuesday, People reported that the Queen journeyed from London to Windsor where both Harry and Meghan were holding the fort in the newly renovated Frogmore Cottage.
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This week's photo series comes from the Altiplano salt flats (Salar de Uyuni) in Bolivia, where a team journeyed to the site and captured some amazing images.
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Many celebs journeyed to Philadelphia for the event (and dressed the part!) but Lovato and Longoria each took the mic to speak about issues important to them.
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From Kentucky, she journeyed to Miami Beach to stay with an aunt and uncle and there, she met Mr. Callahan, whom she would marry five years later.
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When Ned Stark journeyed south to serve as King Robert Baratheon's Hand in the series' second episode, he brought Arya, Sansa, and their two direwolves with him.
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Missionaries of the last few centuries journeyed to China or Africa or the Americas to encounter the followers of other faiths, whether Buddhist or Yoruba or Aztec.
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She journeyed through Panama City, Bogotá, Cancún, Mexico City and Mexicali, before finally arriving in San Luis Rio Colorado, a Mexican border town adjacent to Yuma, Ariz.
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In 1849, a white Louisiana slaveholder and preacher, William King, freed his slaves and journeyed with them to Ontario, where he bought hundreds of acres of land.
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She first journeyed to the northern state with a copy of Yakubu's most famous novel "Sin is the Puppy that Follows You Home," recommended by a friend.
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Many families, immigrants' advocates said, have journeyed through Mexico to the United States, only to be detained by American authorities at ports of entry after requesting asylum.
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An increasing number of migrants and refugees from Africa and Asia have crossed the Atlantic in recent years and journeyed to the U.S. through South and Central America.
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A ban also remains in place on people who have been in close contact with travelers who journeyed from, through or to China in the past 15 days.
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" Orr began with guided visualisation, to put me into a meditative state where I could calm my mind and gain clarity as I journeyed to the "astral plane.
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My boyfriend journeyed to San Francisco with me because I knew I was going to need my support person there with me for the final partner lab time.
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Eventually, the light journeyed through the Milky Way galaxy, where it got scattered once again when it passed through the bounties of dust and gas in our galaxy.
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And you can't believe it, and you've changed inside and you're better and stronger and calmer and more fun than you were before you journeyed merrily in2 hell.
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It was very touching to know they had journeyed their entire lives – and as it came to the end of their lives, they were able to be together.
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And so, over the course of roughly 90 minutes, I journeyed with the JoBros, and I like to think we all learned something about ourselves by the end.
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He was part of an animal rescue team that journeyed into the small town of Webbers Falls, a few days after the town's human population had been evacuated.
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Many of HEAR's experimental sounds, especially from the 1970s, wound up being archived at the Budapest Music Center, where Layton journeyed to locate them for this special event.
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Pelosi journeyed to the event as part of a bicameral delegation with members of Congress who have been key figures in the party's climate action push, including Sen.
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Pelosi journeyed to the event as part of a bicameral delegation with members of Congress who have been key figures in the party's climate action push, including Sen.
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Partly TripAdvisor, but also 'cos of a dream vision I had, in which I journeyed here in my mind, having taken the number 72 bus—in my mind.
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I enjoyed First Man, the dramatized take on Neil Armstrong as he journeyed to the moon, but this new Apollo 11 documentary looks like it could be even better.
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That's because men have traditionally journeyed to Europe first and then petitioned for visas to bring their wives, but now wives under age 18 no longer qualify for visas.
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Since then she has journeyed into dark corners to document people's plights for Vice, Fusion and the New York Times—giving victims not just a voice, but a face.
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Having covered their ascent closely from an outsider's perspective, I embedded myself deep into the Desert Hearts madness as they journeyed south of the border for the first time.
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Bush will be the first late President to be carried to his final resting place by train since Dwight Eisenhower journeyed from Washington, D.C. to Abilene, Kansas in 1969.
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Not once did I believe that the state or America owed me anything except a chance to earn a living and pay my way as I journeyed through life.
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But Bob Lord, who journeyed from Silicon Valley to the Beltway, is facing a far different landscape than his previous workplaces, which include technology giants Yahoo, Twitter and AOL.
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But Bob Lord, who journeyed from Silicon Valley to the Beltway, is facing a far different landscape than his previous workplaces, which include technology giants Yahoo, Twitter and AOL.
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In honor of their recent engagement, and pregnancy announcement, we journeyed back in the (not so long ago) past to resurrect the brief history of Rob and Chyna's love.
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Nielsen is many things — a musician, actor, playwright and performance artist who has journeyed to Iran and who walked with refugees all the way from the Balkans to Denmark.
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He found a sound person with a generator; arranged the buses, which added "a performance art aspect," he said; and the "Mojave Exodus" journeyed out on April 24, 1983.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Meanwhile, down in Washington, D.C., the president and his allies journeyed to the mountains of madness, where all meaning was devoured in the cavernous maw of stupid.
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Recently, I journeyed to Brooklyn to watch a whole universe come out of a printer — our own universe, actually, when it was a baby at just 380,000 years old.
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I studied Bland and Hawkins, and saw a great difference in their bearing, how much more openly they spoke now that they had journeyed up out of the coffin.
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What if somebody who has always journeyed in this way, who has struggled as much as I struggled, and looked as much as I looked, finds something that helps them?
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During one northern expedition in 2009 we journeyed to Great Detached Reef in the company of Dr. J.E.N. "Charlie" Veron, the former director of the Australian Institute of Marine Science.
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Members of the Sioux nation journeyed to Washington, D.C. this weekend to protest a proposed $220006 billion oil pipeline they say would contaminate their drinking water and violate sacred lands.
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This isn't the first time The Slow Mo Guys have journeyed into the world of football meets face, but this time there's a crucial difference — everything is 1,000 times slower.
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We had journeyed from all over the world, most of us alone and many of us terrified, to a charming, albeit muddy mill house to commune with others like us.
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" A century before John James Audubon illustrated The Birds of America, English naturalist Mark Catesby journeyed across the Atlantic to systematically study the animals and plants of the "New World.
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The Bruins broke the scoreless deadlock 2:22 into the second period, when defenseman Joe Morrow journeyed deep into the Winnipeg zone and found Matt Beleskey from behind the net.
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Although John Beasley Greene journeyed to Egypt in the 1850s as an archaeologist, his photographs of ruined statues and barren sands reveal the eye of a poet, not a scholar.
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The jewels then journeyed to Vienna, entrusted to Marie Antoinette's cousin, Austrian Emperor Francis II. Caught as the Revolution darkened into the Reign of Terror, the royal family were eventually imprisoned.
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So the 35-year-old flew with her brother and sister to Central America and journeyed north to the US border, where they turned themselves into immigration agents to request asylum.
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"The story of the piece is about a woman who journeyed to see the Icelandic landscape to sew herself back together through, out of heartbreak, towards transcendence and empowerment," says Huang.
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Ned Umber, the child Lord of Last Hearth, journeyed back home to hold the castle, and, as we find out later in the episode, was slaughtered and left behind to reanimate.
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I journeyed to the Outback Steakhouse in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood with one DFW (down for whatever) friend, even though the appetizer is meant to be shared with six or more people.
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In 1969, spurred by his anti-Communist convictions and by foster parents who had fought in the Korean War, Mr. Alvarez journeyed to 39 Whitehall Street in Manhattan for his induction.
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Here's a look at what's happening: Most of them are Central American teenagers who journeyed to the United States alone, hoping to win asylum status or slip into the country illegally.
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The story of a little boy lost in the wild, having journeyed there by boat and separated from his parents, seemed too much, in retrospect, like my life as a refugee.
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The meeting is the second between Trump and Penn, who journeyed to the White House for a brief Oval Office visit in February, The New York Times reported at the time.
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Far from any city, power plant, or streetlamp, filmmaker Maciej Tomków journeyed to the Kalahari Desert in Botswana and Namibia, capturing one of the last great untouched natural landscapes in the world.
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It's like watching a desperate and hardened Paul Millsap from the future that journeyed back to our present to stomp a mudhole in the Celtics and presumably also stop World War Three.
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We journeyed back to 1972, when Rebecca was an aspiring singer, while her friends were on a more traditional path, trying to get her to settle down — "diversify" as they called it.
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As Edwards journeyed through the wilderness, his mind moved in its own direction; the two trajectories, one physical, the other mental, were joined in those little pinned scraps covering the preacher's clothes.
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The hero is Percy Fawcett (Charlie Hunnam), a British soldier who journeyed up the Amazon at the start of the twentieth century and, like other questing souls before and since, became obsessed.
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Back in 2000, Digimon World for the PlayStation journeyed west, earning itself a place in the hearts of many kids enamored with the virtual pets and the busily growing franchise surrounding them.
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Imported through Dandong, a Chinese border town, the beer journeyed a long way before it was consumed in this barbecue seafood restaurant five months later, at a price of 30 yuan ($4.54).
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Mark Twain was so famous in his time that his editor once journeyed to Washington to ask President Theodore Roosevelt if he would move Thanksgiving because it coincided with Twain's birthday plans.
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In the final hours of the festival late Sunday night, the thousands who had journeyed to the Las Vegas stage suddenly found themselves under fire — a weekend retreat turned into a trap.
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It journeyed across West Africa as foofoo, foufou or foutou, and sailed across the Atlantic in the hearts of the people who were uprooted and enslaved, even keeping its name in Cuba.
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The Beckwith family is all too familiar with the burden that comes with coordinating care for their children, a reason they have journeyed from Texas to meet with their legislators this week.
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We had already journeyed to see Patti Smith, Talking Heads, the Shirts, Orchestra Luna and David Johansen at various Connecticut joints but had yet to cross the line into the Big Apple.
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Photographer Raphael Olivier journeyed there in October and November of last year, and over the course of five days captured the lonely silhouettes of massive, futuristic buildings with barely any people around them.
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EARLIER this year Arnaldo Kabá, chief of Brazil's Munduruku people, journeyed from his home in Brazil's Tapajós valley to London to demand a halt to projects which, he believes, threaten his people's land.
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Over the last half decade, high-profile US startups like Oculus and Pebble have journeyed to Shenzhen, not just to outsource their manufacturing, but for local expertise on how best to build it.
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He has also spent long stretches of time with a US Senator and Florida's governor, made phone calls to troops on Christmas Eve and journeyed to a local firehouse to thank first responders.
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Two centuries after Shelley, British photographer Chloe Dewe Mathews journeyed through the same Alpine landscapes for her series In Search of Frankenstein, on view through July 1 at the British Library in London.
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In search of enlightenment, Mercado journeyed to exotic destinations such as Tibet, where he met the Dalai Lama; Morocco, where he studied with Sufi Muslims; and Mumbai, India, where he met Hindu mystic Osho.
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She first journeyed to the Flemish countryside for a temporary stint, where she developed In de Wulf's bread program and ignited Mr. Desramaults's excitement for naturally leavened bread made with stone-milled local grains.
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Not long before the Ukrainian president was inaugurated in May, an associate of Rudolph W. Giuliani's journeyed to Kiev to deliver a warning to the country's new leadership, a lawyer for the associate said.
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As my sister and I journeyed down I-70, the book's authors—George Knapp, a journalist, and Colm Kelleher, former deputy administrator of Bigelow's institute—presented the paranormal tales almost as matters of fact.
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"She journeyed thousands of miles fleeing persecution and torture at home only to be met with neglect and torture in this country's for-profit human cages," said Andrew Free, who is representing Hernández's family.
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One journeyed to pick up her husband, another to meet her husband and move to North Dakota and the third to visit family in the neighboring state of Chihuahua, relative Kendra Lee Miller said.
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From there, they journeyed by road to Jerusalem to pray at al-Aqsa Mosque, Islam's third holiest site, and see the Dome of the Rock, where Muslims believe the Prophet Mohammed ascended to heaven.
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And she couldn't have known that last year, when she fled her home in Damascus and journeyed through Syria, then Lebanon, on her way to Germany, she would, literally, have to swim for her life.
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In 1871 he journeyed through America; in California he saw giant sequoias, "the old patriarchs of the American forests," as he wrote to his mother, comparable in their way to the relics of the pharaohs.
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Sam Heughan had a sneaky surprise for Outlander fans who journeyed with him to a Monday night fan event for his latest film, The Spy Who Dumped Me, at the IFC Center in New York.
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Serbia was a pinchpoint for migrant flows last year, when hundreds of thousands of people fleeing wars and poverty in the Middle East and Asia journeyed up through the Balkans to reach the European Union.
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As I sipped hot cocoa on my couch this January and barked orders at Google, my colleagues journeyed on foot across the convention centers of Las Vegas in search of some peek at the future.
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After a few hours of walking on the moon, and less than a day there in total, Aldrin and Armstrong launched off the lunar surface, met up with the capsule, and journeyed home to Earth.
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Since then, a curious picture has emerged in the media of a former Marine and avid traveler who built a network of contacts in Russia through social media and journeyed there several times since 2006.
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One of Mashable's photographers journeyed to the High Line to capture people's reactions to the lifelike sleepwalker and, fortunately, New Yorkers seem much less...disturbed...with the statue's presence than members of Wellesley College were.
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A couple of blocks away on West Street in the shadow of the World Trade Center – 1,776 feet of glittering glass-and-steel – joggers and cyclists journeyed along a bike path near the Hudson River.
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On two separate occasions last summer, I journeyed from my apartment in Stockholm to Stedsans in the Woods via Copenhagen — admittedly, not the most direct route — driving hours through southern Sweden to the forest retreat.
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HARTFORD — Mark Twain was a well-traveled literary superstar, so famous that his editor once journeyed to Washington to ask President Theodore Roosevelt if he would move Thanksgiving because it coincided with Twain's birthday plans.
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Some fans journeyed a long way to pay respects Mourners from as far away as Maryland and Minnesota traveled to Los Angeles to honor Nipsey, who they say was a major influence in their lives.
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Maeve Higgins In January 20153, a girl from Cobh, Ireland (formerly known as Queenstown) journeyed across the Atlantic, skipped rosy-cheeked off an airplane at John F. Kennedy International Airport to start her new life.
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" Breaking News Photography (2000-present) Winner: Photography Staff of Reuters "for a vivid and startling visual narrative of the urgency, desperation and sadness of migrants as they journeyed to the U.S. from Central and South America.
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Serbia was at the center of last year's migrant influx into Europe, when hundreds of thousands of people fleeing war in the Middle East journeyed up through the Balkans to reach sanctuary in the European Union.
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Goodall was a 23-year-old secretary with no formal training when she first journeyed to Africa, being recruited in 1957 by paleoanthropologist Louis Leakey to study chimpanzees in order to uncover clues about human evolution.
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In a crowdfunding campaign, Hong Kong activists have raised more than HK$5 million ($640,606) to take out newspaper ads in major foreign media during the summit.. Some Hong Kong activists have also journeyed to Osaka.
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In a special Sunday edition of The Tonight Show, Fallon and the "Circles" rapper — who released his new album, Hollywood&aposs Bleeding, on Friday — journeyed to the legendary restaurant chain, decked out in appropriately medieval garb.
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Artists and writers who journeyed to distant lands to "create a new self in a new place" are the subject of this study: Paul Gauguin, Victor Segalen, Walter Spies, Isabelle Eberhardt, Maya Deren, and Raden Saleh.
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I was covered in dust, behind a row of roaring motorcycles, my ears numb to the thundering growls, amid hundreds of biker chicks, giddy and hollering, who had journeyed to this remote campground to celebrate one another.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The mother of an epileptic boy who journeyed to Canada to buy cannabis-based medication she says is keeping her son alive had her supplies confiscated by British customs officials upon her return on Monday.
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Sansa Stark is the one character who's had an arc, rather than a circle — she's journeyed from privilege to victimhood and has emerged, with her half-brother at her side, on the brink of something much more.
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In the vein of American author Truman Capote's In Cold Blood, Austrian filmmaker Werner Herzog journeyed down to Texas to interview death row inmate Michael Perry eight days before his execution for the murder of Sandra Stotler.
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The series has journeyed beyond the boundaries of Patterson's vision, and it is bravely forging its own increasingly bizarre path in the name of mass animal deprogramming, or whatever it is the characters are trying to do.
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For our entertainment (and for our sins, as well), Mr. Dauchan has assumed the form of an Afrofuturist emissary from the planet of Nubia, who has journeyed here to save both our world and his from destruction.
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This past week Mr. Bolton journeyed to Ankara to discuss the American role in the Syrian civil war with Turkish government officials, only to run smack into another autocrat with a short fuse, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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The "Battle of Atlanta" cyclorama was carefully rolled onto two steel spools and lifted by crane out of its longtime home in Atlanta's Grant Park, then journeyed by flatbed truck this month to the nonprofit Atlanta History Center.
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He journeyed to Moscow in 216 for the Miss Universe pageant, schmoozed with a clutch of oligarchs at a nightspot and ultimately collected $963 million from Russians who invested in the beauty contest, according to The Washington Post.
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Born in a one-room shack with no running water, Viola Davis has journeyed beyond the "trauma" of her impoverished upbringing to finally bring home Oscar gold Sunday night thanks to her Best Supporting Actress win for Fences.
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It's like therapy, or the confessional, or a lovers' heart-to-heart: you leave feeling you've journeyed with a superstar to the depths of his troubled soul, and in some small way–ridiculous though it sounds–you've helped.
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Meanwhile, Austin has journeyed back to a residential black neighborhood in 1990s Chicago, which finds itself a dumping ground for the detritus of "urban renewal", and a system that doesn't really know what to do with bad actors.
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Then, pulling another rabbit from his hat, Kim journeyed to Beijing for consultations with China, a state that has sometimes been estranged from North Korea for defying Beijing's calls for a halt to its nuclear and missile tests.
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Nearly 60 percent of the nation would agree that a check and balance was never more needed than during the presidency of Donald Trump, and they journeyed to the polls to make it happen in the 2017 elections.
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Last summer, FIA Formula E Championship boss Alejandro Agag, season two runner-up Lucas di Grassi, and several others journeyed to the Arctic ice cap in Greenland to see first-hand the environmental beating the region is taking.
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Long before the Harlem Renaissance, Hartman writes, "before white folks journeyed uptown to get a taste of the other, before F. Scott Fitzgerald and Radclyffe Hall and Henry Miller," these women were reconceiving the possibilities for private life.
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In the fall of 1945, as they journeyed from relocation camps on the West Coast towards the Aleutian Islands, anthropology professor Verne Ray arranged for them to make a recording in their native language at the University of Washington.
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Serbia was at the center of the migrant crisis in 2015 and 2016 when hundreds of thousands of people fleeing wars and poverty in the Middle East and Asia journeyed up through the Balkans to reach the European Union.
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This one takes him all over, from the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club to a grungy TV repair shop in Dearborn, the digs of another Detroit booster like himself, a fence who has never journeyed beyond the greater metro area.
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Globe-trotting Kitty, who journeyed to Australia, Italy and the resorts of Ibiza and St. Tropez last year and served as a bridesmaid in South Africa over the New Year, has been linked to Australian weather reporter James Tobin, 35.
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Another possibility is that they may have traveled with the boat on a wooden sledge as the procession journeyed to the vault, and their contents served to lubricate the ground as people maneuvered the large vessel to its sandy home.
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Women such as Marianne Brocklehurst, Annie Barlow, and Amelia Edwards journeyed to the desert, often more than once, not simply as wide-eyed tourists but as dedicated collectors and scholars whose knowledge could rival that of some of their male peers.
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A total of 545 people are suing the company, Dang Huu Nam, a priest leading the group that journeyed 200 km (120 miles) by bus to a town in the central province of Ha Tinh told Reuters in a text message.
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In October the Hollywood actor journeyed by armoured SUV and radar-jamming aeroplane deep into a Mexican jungle to meet the world's most famous fugitive, Joaquín Guzmán, better known as El Chapo ("Shorty"), the boss of the Sinaloa drug gang.
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PACARAIMA, Brazil (Reuters) - An indigenous tribe that journeyed hundreds of kilometers to flee the economic crisis in Venezuela has been trapped in limbo near the border in Brazil, after it was moved off the streets of the Amazon city of Manaus.
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He then journeyed to Akron to speak at another rally and got back to the hotel around 21 PM Sunday, where he got in a little shuteye before sitting down for our interview the next morning for breakfast with his staff.
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I've never been one for attending religious services, but Monday evening, I journeyed up to Riverside Church in Morningside Heights to see Bernie Sanders kick off his tour promoting his new book for young adults, Bernie Sanders Guide to Political Revolution.
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Passing through the airport immigration checkpoint on a trip home to the United States from South Korea, Henry Garcia responded truthfully when asked the reason for his travel: He had journeyed thousands of miles to cut a baseball player's hair.
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Kaplan journeyed to lesser-known sites as well, like Hans Scharoun's modernist buildings in Berlin, Ralph Erskine's influential low-cost housing in Sweden, and Russel Wright's eco-conscious Dragon Rock residence in Garrison, New York, built alongside an abandoned quarry.
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Belgian photographer Sanne de Wilde journeyed to this small Pacific community, and the neighboring Pohnpei where a population of Pingelapese live, to photograph in black and white and infrared its people and landscapes, now published in The Island Of The Colorblind.
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For the past eight years, every episode of Game of Thrones has opened with an aerial tour of its vast world in clockwork miniature, following the exodus of its main characters as they journeyed to far-flung locales over continents and oceans.
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Beginning in 2012, Michna-Bales journeyed from plantations in Louisiana to safehouses in Kentucky to the border between Port Huron, Michigan and Sarnia, Ontario, retracing the steps of fugitive slaves, guides, messengers, and other activists as they sought or fought for freedom.
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Since then, the family has journeyed through Spain and set their sights on Portugal, more of Europe, and Africa, all while starting a blog, Travel As They Grow, and saving the fees they were once paying a nursery to watch little Ethan.
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Taken by: Mariner 10 Date: November 3, 1973 A combination of two photos (one of Earth and one of the moon) taken by NASA's Mariner 10 spacecraft, which journeyed to Mercury, Venus, and the moon after launching from a repurposed Intercontinental Ballistic Missile.
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The days of NYCC 2016 have been long and tested my endurance, but as I journeyed through the levels of the temple-like Javits convention center in Manhattan, couples in cosplay materialized amidst the masses, finding love in an, at times, hopeless place.
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There is no shortcut to the World Series, but Gurriel, the patient son of a national hero who surpassed his father's greatness, and Puig, the anonymous provincial talent who has hastily journeyed both to and from superstardom, both took the long way.
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From the publisher: Let Your Love Flow: Life and Times of the Bellamy Brothers is about two Florida cowboys who journeyed from country poverty to worldwide musical stardom because they had the talent and because it never occurred to them they couldn't make it happen.
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MARACAIBO/SAN CRISTOBAL, Venezuela (Reuters) - Venezuelan housewife Valentina Uzcategui journeyed to a foreign exchange office in neighboring Colombia last month to buy the equivalent of $0003 under a rule that makes her country's strict exchange controls more flexible for residents living near the border.
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In the end, among the people who lingered the longest were two Bronx natives: Evelyn Hernandez and Esther Livé, who had journeyed to Midtown Manhattan for a manicure and a pedicure and spent more than a half-hour in the middle of the action.
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The man, identified as Mamoudou Gassama, 22, is a migrant from Mali, a troubled former French colony in northwest Africa, who journeyed through Burkina Faso, Niger and Libya before making the dangerous Mediterranean Sea crossing to Italy and arriving in France in September, without documentation.
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Clad in combat fatigues, body armor and bulletproof helmets, they strapped Taurus assault rifles around their shoulders and journeyed for hours in four-wheel-drive pickup trucks along potholed roads from São Luís, the state capital, to Santa Inês, an outpost in the interior.
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Milan To see Marni's latest men's collection, guests journeyed through neon-lit metal tunnels within a warehouse on the outskirts of Milan before finding themselves by an illuminated dance floor where glistening models, already mid-trance, were dancing to thumping music in slow-motion.
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Its bones, now part of the New York City Archaeological Repository of the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC), are among the reminders of the long narrative of diverse communities in the area, from before Henry Hudson journeyed to these shores, to the thriving 28th-century metropolis.
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While the impact of undocumented workers has become a major political debate in the United States, migration has also had a profound influence on the many sending countries, often creating a deep emotional connection between the places the migrants left and the places they journeyed to.
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Launched by the nonprofit New Orleans Airlift in 2011 as a roving project, which has journeyed as far as Kiev and as near as New Orleans's City Park, the village now has its first permanent home in a wooded area at the edge of the Bywater neighborhood.
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Between 2014 and 2017, Mr. Shepherd and his colleagues journeyed to the Philippines, Vanuatu, Palau and Pohnpei to test the contraptions, collecting 174 fish from mesophotic depths as part of Hope For Reefs, an initiative to better understand and protect some of world's least known coral habitats.
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As color video pictures streamed across the gulf of space, the astronauts collected bluish-gray and tan rocks four billion years old, drilled eight-foot heat-probe holes and journeyed to a 7,000-foot mountain called the South Massif and to the edge of a deep crater.
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While most Englishmen ended their Grand Tour in Italy, he journeyed on to Egypt, stopping in Cairo where he rubbed elbows with John Greaves who was there to survey the pyramids, and likely picked up a couple of stuffed crocodiles to hang over his new table.
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Demonstrating the breadth of the technology's appeal, other brands with VR campaigns include Coca-Cola, which allowed consumers to virtually ride on Santa's sleigh; Nike, which captured Brazilian soccer player Neymar scoring for his national team; and even cheese brand Boursin, which journeyed viewers through a packed fridge.
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Sure, I did manage to catch the rising partial solar eclipse over NASA's Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space Center along the Florida Space Coast on November 3, 2013, and journeyed to the shores of Lake Erie on May 10, 83 to witness an annular solar eclipse.
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Deadline said Clinton journeyed from Chappaqua, N.Y., without his wife, former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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In his two most recent books, "The Noonday Demon" and "Far from the Tree", he journeyed inward, in the first exploring the world of depression, from which he has suffered, in the second considering children who have surprised or disappointed their parents, as he did by being gay.
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Memoirs of Activism From 563s Spain to New York Today (Wednesday) In her new book, "A Distant Heartbeat: A War, a Disappearance and a Family's Secrets," Eunice Lipton examines the life and politics of her uncle as he journeyed from Latvia to the United States and back to Europe.
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Amid the festivities, Mr. Ortega would also meet with the mayor of Burlington, Vt. Bernie Sanders, then 22007, journeyed for 21980 hours to reach Nicaragua — switching planes in Boston, Miami and San Salvador — and made a truncated tour of the violence-stricken country before the grand event in Managua.
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After three operations on his left front knee and a near- retirement, the resilient 22013-year-old gelding X Y Jet has again journeyed from his home base in Florida to Meydan Racecourse in a quest to avenge two agonizing defeats in the Dubai Golden Shaheen on Saturday.
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According to the Tribune, the state insurance plan actually already had a longstanding policy to cover travel costs for patients who journeyed to Tijuana to have certain procedures done (to the same hospital where they now go to get prescriptions filled), but nobody took them up on it.
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The first episode's Mitch Holmes segment was a step in that deep-dive direction, but the second episode came much closer: in the final segment, Bee journeyed to Syrian refugee camps, spoke to immigration officials, and deftly illustrated the idiocy of the conservative idea that these refugees could be undercover terrorists.
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Earlier this year, Trump raged against the arrival of a caravan of Central American migrants as it journeyed towards the U.S. "The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there," he tweeted in April.
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Sunday's arrests were the tipping point of weeks of anticipation as thousands of migrants journeyed from Central America through Mexico in hopes of seeking asylum in the US. Though little evidence was offered to substantiate the claim, Trump administration officials have repeatedly characterized hundreds of migrants in the group as criminals.
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For the first time in decades, researchers said, there is now anecdotal evidence that a small elephant population still exists in Somalia, a finding based on the unusual migration of one big bull named Morgan who journeyed stealthily across the Kenya-Somalia border, most likely to look for a mate.
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When V. Simeon recently journeyed north, she didn't have to contend with the harshest elements, but she did have to worry about how to safely transport the ill child strapped to her body from southern Haiti up to Borgne's specialized hospital for pregnant and nursing mothers and their children in the Nord department.
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This search for understanding is what prompted Jhene Aiko to turn to magic mushrooms while writing her 2017 album Trip; it was a period in which, as she told Rolling Stone last year, she journeyed through grief and used psychedelics to help move through, understand, or alleviate trauma after a family death.
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In the past year, thousands of Central American migrants have journeyed north to border cities such as Tijuana and sought asylum in the U.S. On Tuesday, there were reports of a new caravan of 2,500 migrants making their way to the U.S. border after stopping in Huixtla, a city in Mexico's southern state of Chiapas.
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Jon has the backing of the Night's Watch and the Wildlings, his sister Sansa has taken canine revenge on her rapist, pretender Ramsey Bolton, and Bran—the youngest surviving Stark after Ramsey arrow'd little Rickon last season—has completed his Jedi training and journeyed back to Castle Black to be reunited with his siblings.
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The effort to document the human hardship and its political consequences was honored with a 2019 Pulitzer Prize on Monday, winning the breaking news photography award for "a vivid and startling visual narrative of the urgency, desperation and sadness of migrants as they journeyed to the U.S. from Central and South America," the Pulitzer board said.
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What happened across the nation in the 2017 elections is that the powerful majority of voters opposed to Trump, from the top of the ticket to the bottom, journeyed to the polls to cast their votes for a vision of America that is better, nobler and stronger than what Trump Republicans offered on Election Day 2016.
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Despite having navigated the same unforgiving dating scene that nearly every other twenty-something heterosexual woman attending college in the '10s (perhaps best described in the decidedly unsexy economics term of being a buyer in a seller's market) has faced, it wasn't until a year or so after graduation that I finally journeyed into the world of dating apps.
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One obvious problem is the long forest interlude Mr. McKenzie has supplied for the flock of white-clad swan maidens before the main part of Act IV. They're anxiously awaiting their queen, Odette; they know that she has journeyed to the palace where Prince Siegfried, who last night fell in love with her, is celebrating his birthday.
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"It's the absence of modern developments — of high-rises and high-speed technologies — that can make you feel as if you're walking among the ancient philosophers and tragedians who gave us our sense of hubris and catharsis," writes Pico Iyer in his story for T's spring Travel issue, for which he journeyed to some of the country's most storied classical sites.
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Within twenty minutes of the start, a young Korean woman named Sookee (Kim Tae-ri) has handed a baby (presumably her own) to a bunch of tearful women (presumably her family) and, after bidding them farewell, journeyed to a mysterious mansion in the countryside, there to enter the service of a wealthy recluse, Kouzouki (Cho Jin-woong), a collector of rare books.
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But after achieving viral fame, the sticker set led to a litany of issues as it journeyed across the web: its creator, Syd Weiler, was doxxed; she dealt with repeated instances of plagiarism and copyright infringement; and at one point, 4chan users coordinated a harassment campaign to pretend the dove was a hate symbol, leading to its removal from Apple's App Store.
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Since President Ronald Reagan, first-term presidents have traveled to a contiguous US neighbor before early April as their international debut: Barack Obama visited Canada on February 19, 2009; George W. Bush traveled to Mexico on February 103, 2001; Bill Clinton went to Canada April 3-4, 1993; George H.W. Bush journeyed to Mexico February 10, 1989; and Ronald Reagan stopped in Canada March 10-11, 1981.
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Since President Ronald Reagan, first-term presidents have traveled to a contiguous US neighbor before early April as their international debut: Barack Obama visited Canada on February 73, 2009; George W. Bush traveled to Mexico on February 16, 2001; Bill Clinton went to Canada April 3-4, 1993; George H.W. Bush journeyed to Mexico February 10, 1989; and Reagan stopped in Canada March 10-11, 1981.
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This house of worship was a house of extremities, from the interior design (faux Venetian with a stuffed male lion in the foyer for flair) to the people (a bishop who wore Versace-patterned tops and, when really moved by the spirit, had an inclination to wave large battle swords onstage) to the message itself (people journeyed to our church to hear the voice of God).
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