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In fact, AAA projects more than 50 million Americans journeying by one way or another this Thanksgiving.
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Many "Frozen" viewers probably assumed the king and queen had royal business to attend to — business that required journeying by ship.
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In 1601 Brooke was in Paris learning French and in 1610 was journeying by sea and put into a port in Portugal. He was knighted in January 1612.W R Williams The Parliamentary History of the County of Oxford In 1614, he was elected Member of Parliament for Gatton. He was elected MP for Oxford in 1621 and MP for Great Bedwyn in 1625.
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The creation of Tecumseh Road in 1838 and the establishment of the Great Western Railway opened up the area for settlement. The town became an important railway depot and stopover for travellers. County residents took horse and buggy into Tecumseh and then transferred onto the train, journeying by rail the rest of the way into Windsor. Several hotels were started in Tecumseh to accommodate travellers.
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However the New Zealanders, Reg Miles and James Hargest secured their escape by journeying by rail and then walking over the border into Switzerland. Neame received a coded letter from Miles two weeks later confirming their safe arrival. As a punishment, after the discovery of the tunnel two of the officers' batmen (Pickford and Prewett) were transferred to another camp. Eventually the four captured officers were returned to the camp for thirty days solitary.
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Another adventure-expedition around this time involved journeying by Kayak between Bamako and Timbuktu, along the Bani and Niger Rivers in Mali. She teamed up with the meteorologist-activist Margot Ribberink to produce the 2011 film "Desert Alert" in Mali. The film highlights some of the social consequences of climate change in developing countries. In 2012/2013 she produced and presented the six part television series "Klimaatjagers" ("Climate Hunters") for the VPRO (Netherlands) and Canvas (Belgium) television companies.
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Burnett was widely known to be an eccentric. Habitually he rode on horseback between Edinburgh and London instead of journeying by carriage. Another time after a decision went against him regarding the value of a horse, he refused to sit with the other judges and assumed a seat below the bench with the court clerks. When Burnett was visiting the Court of King's Bench in London in 1787, part of the floor of the courtroom started to collapse.
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On 19 April, elements of the battalion boarded a train for the Thermopylae sector to the south, the rest journeying by truck. Arriving on 21 April, after a protracted journey with several bombing attacks by Luftwaffe aircraft, the battalion dug in at Molos. The next day, orders for the division to evacuate Greece were received and the battalion was instructed to form the rearguard. Apart from air raids, the battalion did not come in contact with the Germans although the neighbouring 25th Battalion did at the Battle of Thermopylae a few days later.
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The Keatses disembarked in late August 1818, journeying by wagon to Pittsburgh and by keelboat down the Ohio River to Henderson, Kentucky. After traveling to nearby Edwards County, Illinois, to see their prospective investment in Morris Birkbeck's community of Wanborough, George dropped the idea and instead spent the winter in John James Audubon's home in Henderson. Keats's experience may have served as a model for Charles Dickens' Martin Chuzzlewit, who also decided he was unprepared for sod-busting. He invested many of his funds in an Audubon steamboat venture, The Henderson, which failed immediately.
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