And they are both journeys of understanding, and journeys of evolution of the spirit.
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"Your imagination can create mountains, (it can) create journeys to the moon, journeys to different planets."
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Bike-sharing rides typically replace journeys made on foot or using public transport, not journeys in cars.
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"This means all the journeys were uninsured and some passenger journeys took place with unlicensed drivers," Transport for London said.
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The relics you collect during your space journeys are undeniably helpful, but the journeys themselves stretch on for way too long.
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About 0003 million journeys are undertaken on TfL's network every day, which is half of all bus and rail journeys in England.
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But it feels a little bit like a solution looking for a problem, the sorts of journeys people talk about for these things — on campus, short urban journeys.
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Other aims include cutting car journeys by three million each day and the target of 80 percent of journeys being made by cycling, walking or public transport by 2041.
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"This means all the journeys were uninsured and some passenger journeys took place with unlicensed drivers, one of which had previously had their licence revoked by TfL," the regulator said.
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In the six months to September, journeys made on season tickets—which save money for daily commuters—fell by a tenth, while journeys made using single-use tickets continued to rise.
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"If you were to follow me for a day, you would see countless meetings about planning, journeys, telephone calls, and more meetings that discuss how the journeys will work," he added.
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"This means all the journeys were uninsured and some passenger journeys took place with unlicensed drivers, one of which had previously had their licence revoked by TfL," says a TfL spokesperson.
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Reading tarot is a lot about journeys and the meanings behind them, so naturally it made sense to convey that in relation to the journeys that the characters make throughout the series.
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Handy for taking on holiday, car, plane and train journeys.
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Also, its hardshell adds some extra durability for rougher journeys.
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The journeys they took on the way to awards glory?
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But these journeys are as impressive as they are perplexing.
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So we immediately latched onto each other through our journeys.
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Less visible is the liquidity that makes those journeys possible.
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Well, there are ways to reduce your journeys' carbon footprint.
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The woman not only journeys "further into my own interior".
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The only problem is, these journeys couldn't be more separate.
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They are journeys, illuminated further by their abstract music videos.
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No. Nuclear fuel really does not make any journeys today.
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And they are tweeting about their journeys using the hashtag.
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Literary journeys: Austen's England, Hemingway's Cuba and more Destination: England
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He recognizes that many of his journeys will fail him.
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Their arduous journeys to Rio may ignite your Olympic spirit.
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My childhood was defined by endless car journeys across Europe.
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What journeys has he made to help those in need?
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You might find you relate to some of their journeys.
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WOODBURY "Many Journeys: The Art of Missy Stevens," fiber art.
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"It was the hardest of my Olympic journeys," she added.
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Breakouts are a normal part of most people's skin journeys.
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Thematically, I am drawn to reading stories of epic journeys.
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Their journeys had cost an average 2,680 pounds ($3,880) each.
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Personal Journeys We started through narrow alleys at 5 a.m.
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WINDSOR "Soulful Journeys," works from the Connecticut Fiber Arts Collective.
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WINDSOR "Soulful Journeys," works from the Connecticut Fiber Artists Collective.
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Plan your journeys carefully and book your accommodation in advance.
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We're on our own personal journeys, but they collide together.
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For the train traveler: 'Amazing Train Journeys' by Lonely Planet
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We met each other and wanted to share our journeys.
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We have two stories about other kinds of journeys today.
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Transit officials say banning cars will make those journeys safer.
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In practice, local officials and police can hold up journeys.
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All four nominated shows had long developmental journeys to Broadway.
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And sometimes those journeys were twisted or dark or extreme.
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Even so, the majority of journeys will be in cars.
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About twenty flights and a dozen or so train journeys.
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Drivers could go on longer journeys (especially as roads improved).
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Here are five stories meant to inspire journeys to Canada.
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The regulator claims this occurred in at least 14,000 journeys.
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Previous such journeys have been followed by major policy shifts.
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And we complement each other in our different healing journeys.
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Sweep isn't just about external journeys, but internal as well.
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"This means all the journeys were uninsured and some passenger journeys took place with unlicensed drivers, one of which had previously had their licence revoked by TfL," the regulator said, citing 14,000 such trips.
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For further journeys, tram and metro stations were close by, too.
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He offers out-of- body experiences and journeys to the afterlife.
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Characters twisted out of my own experience and followed unique journeys.
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All these remarkable journeys to one critical invention — and to America.
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Its logistics platform also claims to make haulage journeys more efficient.
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It's perfect for everything from long train journeys to adventure sports.
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Rugged beaches and journeys in an open-top battered Toyota truck!
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We need to sacrifice our own comfort to respect their journeys.
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Henry Worsley himself had made two previous journeys on the continent.
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All journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware.
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But the toys' own emotional journeys mirror that of their owners.
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People who put off their journeys then are now making them.
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Books are objects of wonder, and souvenirs of our personal journeys!
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Surely we will find out about their journeys in another episode.
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"Let's continue to encourage each other on our journeys," Carey continued.
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Closing yourself off will find you missing out on exciting journeys.
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They're just finding their way on the start of their journeys.
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Exciting journeys and meetings take place as Mars and Jupiter connect.
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As competition has increased, artists' journeys up the rankings have accelerated.
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" Makwala said: "I've had one of the craziest championship journeys ever.
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Motherhood is one of my most exciting journeys in my life.
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But migrants are enticed with false promises to take dangerous journeys.
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He journeys to Gdańsk to witness the unveiling of a new
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Time we put an end to those lonely journeys to England.
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Single occupant car journeys are still the norm in most cities.
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Journeys to unusual destinations for endurance sports are a growing business.
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Personal Journeys She didn't start the trip as a big fan.
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The country has strict, and contentious, rules that ban such journeys.
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These games are existential journeys built on the rhythms of survival.
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For journeys to remote locations, versatility is the most important attribute.
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She and others on similar journeys feel they've waited long enough.
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The guide even includes four different meditation journeys using virtual reality.
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Their personal stories reveal respective questions and journeys surrounding their identities.
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Officials at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority have plans to improve journeys.
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Others have made perilous sea journeys to Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
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Each of these stories picks up with the characters' Endgame journeys.
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Opinion ____ Women share their journeys into motherhood in this video series.
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Personal Journeys "Leather jacket at 2347 o'clock," my friend John whispered.
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His previous such journeys have been followed by major policy shifts.
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Like sublime meals and glorious journeys, great wines create great memories.
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The average entry-level Antarctica journeys costs around $11,000, he added.
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The London regulator claimed this happened in at least 14,000 journeys.
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" Gellhorn was a close student of what she called "horror journeys.
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But today, migrants can plan out the journeys using their phones.
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They need the magnetic model to be accurate for safe journeys.
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We embody these characters, and we go through their emotional journeys.
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I met this fabulous group out of San Diego called Journeys.
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South Americans, especially, have 10-hour journeys or so each way.
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"The 50 Greatest Train Journeys of the World," by Anthony Lambert
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Macron said the new bus routes were competing mostly with individual car journeys and not with national railway company SNCF, as some Socialist lawmakers had feared, even allowing journeys which would not have been made otherwise.
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"Our comparable sales were challenged during the second quarter particularly in July with the emergence of a fashion rotation at Journeys," Robert Dennis, president and CEO of Genesco, which owns retailer Journeys, said in a press release.
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The flat fee, for example, is a blunt tool that "does not discourage long journeys and journeys at peak times," says Silviya Barrett, a research manager at Centre for London, a think tank focused on the city.
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The movie jumps between the two journeys, which follow roughly identical routes.
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They each needed to take individual journeys to get to this point.
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Some 143% of Dutch e-cyclists use them to replace car journeys.
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That's to dilute the number of cash-based journeys drivers are handling.
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Before the revival, these two had really been on their own journeys.
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Her series CircumSolar filmed birds on their journeys of long-distance migration.
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This year, the stone journeys out of Asia for the first time.
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Instead, there are new monsters to battle and new journeys to take.
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Same with physical journeys: your fit might not be someone's else fit.
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Every ship requires various insurance cover to allow for journeys at sea.
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Oertle and Riley shared their personal journeys of recovery from opioid addiction.
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Equally, I'm always going to watch new journeys start and careers grow.
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Since 2013 it has completed more than 30 journeys in the region.
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We know we've got the software right when the journeys are unremarkable.
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We were mere children, in the very beginning of our acting journeys.
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In this book, you'll learn about her personal and very public journeys.
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We've seen what they've gone through together, and their own personal journeys.
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I remember all of our journeys and adventures living in the city.
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The separate battles that we've survived on our journeys brought us here.
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All epic stories and heroes' journeys follow a similar format, it's true!
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Despite following them all, two of my three journeys were very weak.
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Such cars account for 60 percent of journeys organized via the app.
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In the 206.00/250 fiscal year, Londoners took 363 billion tube journeys.
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Many more such journeys would follow, for him and for countless others.
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But some of them survived, and endured harrowing journeys to get help.
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MADISON "David Dunlop: Journeys Into Life," landscapes and New York City scenes.
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MADISON "David Dunlop: Journeys Into Light," landscapes and New York City scenes.
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Plus, it's a way to empower other women in their own journeys.
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Two-thirds more journeys are taken on them than on the Underground.
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They both faced the problem of long journeys through harsh, forbidding territory.
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I get so lost in other people's journeys and other people's trajectories.
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"Like all long journeys, it starts with a single step," he writes.
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On Twitter, players have been sharing shots of their latest pokémon journeys.
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Instead, "Voyager" presents you with dozens of curated journeys around the globe.
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Lots of messages will come your way today about your upcoming journeys.
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Some airlines are trying to make the journeys a little more bearable.
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I'm almost finished with "Desperate Journeys, Abandoned Souls," by Edward E. Leslie.
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His life was a series of journeys between old world and new.
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Star Wars is, of course, about individual journeys, awakenings, and growing up.
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Before they were unauthorized immigrants, they were children on cross-border journeys.
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Indeed, early humans may have made multiple journeys through the Levant corridor.
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Because yes, it's about kibbe and sex and stressful journeys across borders.
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Action planet Mars clashes with Jupiter, finding you embarking on exciting journeys.
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Change is taking place at home while you embark on powerful journeys.
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In practical terms, it ends the journeys north of most migrants there.
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Personal Journeys It wasn't that I was looking to reclaim the road.
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But rather than merely reproduce the spaces he visits, Bey creates journeys.
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About three-quarters of those journeys are on winter roads, he said.
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Their narrations of those journeys — as well as their games — similarly diverge.
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Personal Journeys It rained almost the whole time, a bone-chilling drizzle.
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"For the time being, your account can't be used to make journeys."
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Speaking of adventures, Sagittarius' ruling planet, Jupiter, goes on distant journeys too!
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Connecting flights for long-haul journeys would be excluded from the increase.
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Connecting flights for long-haul journeys would be excluded from the increase.
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Describe some of the physical and emotional journeys they have taken. 5.
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They have left behind families and friends; the journeys have been arduous.
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It's about the characters and their journeys and my own grandmother's story.
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These uncomfortable journeys are typical for most of Accra's two million residents.
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Usually, the waves peak in different places along their journeys around Earth.
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In one day, about 300,000 passengers had their journeys delayed and disrupted.
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More often than not, these fantastical journeys were not inhibited by gravity.
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Others make characters' journeys from one country to another a central focus.
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Journeys to new lands used to inspire masterly works of literary nonfiction.
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For many Mexicans, the city remains a staging ground for journeys north.
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Their habits can persist in retirement, sending them on journeys into addiction.
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At his age, Mr. González knows these journeys will not continue forever.
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Flights and train journeys were canceled, and about 300,000 people were evacuated.
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And that's where the 812 should shine: on long journeys, cruising fast.
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Real ion drives now reposition satellites and send space probes on interplanetary journeys.
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Reserve pilots may also step in to take some of the scheduled journeys.
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Whereas the West built institutions before democratizing, India embarked on both journeys simultaneously.
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We cannot stand idly by, no matter where our neighbors' journeys began. Rev.
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An upcoming program journeys into the heart of Québec's history and rich culture.
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A one-third increase in global bicycle journeys would save just 2.3bn tonnes.
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I have made many journeys to Ghana, Costa Rica, and Mexico, for example.
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All flights may not be covered, and journeys are not represented in full.
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Today's new moon in fellow water sign Pisces invites you on new journeys.
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Uber is launching a new tool aimed at helping commuters make train journeys.
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His short animated films, depicting migration journeys, are in a range of styles.
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In Berlin, public transport journeys are growing about half as quickly as employment.
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Each are given drugs (I think) that take them on various journeys (literally?
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The journeys can take anywhere between ten to 30 minutes, back to back.
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I understand you're used to me bringing you along on all my journeys.
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There are millions of other life-changing journeys that still haven't been taken.
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This story complements the Culinary Journeys TV series, airing monthly on CNN International.
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Since 2009 the number of bus journeys in Manchester has fallen by 14%.
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For most special needs parents, our journeys tend to start with blinding fear.
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According to Hardt, it would also remove the need for stops between journeys.
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"They realize they have two different journeys ahead," explained story artist Natalie Nourigat.
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He dealt with a lot of injuries, personal journeys of growth, etc. etc.
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Craig Federighi: We all went on our own emotional journeys, I'd say [laughter].
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All of the Matrix outfits were intended to signify the characters' respective journeys.
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The importance of the characters' journeys are not lost on the actors, either.
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Roads are mostly mud in the tropical country; journeys are arduous and expensive.
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Given the difficulty of people who are making journeys, and end up dying.
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By contrast, you can easily see recent journeys you've taken by Uber cab.
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The system creates a flightpath for all journeys after airlines file flight plans.
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Congestion means that more buses are needed, since each bus makes fewer journeys.
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The seats were easily adjustable, well bolstered, and comfortable, even on long journeys.
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AC Journeys also offers signature experiences or the ability to customize your trip.
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Price: $250,000Snag a seat aboard one of the first commercial journeys to space.
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Crystal AirCruises debuts in August, offering round-the-world journeys via private jet.
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Sweet Venus clashes with Uranus, and you'll find yourself embarking on surprising journeys.
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BRIDGEPORT "Journeys" with Neil Young and "Storefront Hitchcock," with Robyn Hitchcock, music documentaries.
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Yet, every year, celebrities come forward and share their personal journeys and struggles.
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But they're similar in how they recently took audiences on unusual musical journeys.
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The changes have wreaked havoc with everything from winter sports to riverboat journeys.
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These animals make long, arduous journeys across the most rugged of Western landscapes.
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Mr. Cash's journeys across the globe left a lasting impression on his children.
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They begin in barren landscapes, on empty plains and steppes, on interrupted journeys.
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Personal Journeys Hotels, shops, bars, restaurants — dogs are welcomed warmly just about everywhere.
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So I read about many captains of industry to learn about their journeys.
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The shot where the actor journeys downriver was partially captured by a drone.
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Weber agreed, adding that companies are left with "two journeys" at this stage.
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Some communities suggested alterations that would lead to safer journeys for the ships.
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Jealousy, injury and menstruation complicate their journeys of self-discovery and sexual awakening.
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Short journeys of a few hundred miles can take hours or even days.
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Players can continue their journeys with existing save files rather than starting fresh.
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She would no longer play caretakers, nursemaids, stewards of other people's emotional journeys.
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The author accompanies migrants on perilous journeys across mountains, deserts, and the Mediterranean.
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For long-haul journeys, Gane predicts, biofuels will be the fuel of choice.
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Their journeys across the world have fueled rightist movements in many developed societies.
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Personal Journeys Seventeen years ago, the Middle East was a more hopeful place.
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The New York Times "Journeys" are tour packages to destinations around the world.
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Each dancer follows a specific path, giving their journeys a feeling of isolation.
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Their journeys, chronicled on Twitter, drew in more and more fans, including me.
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She dropped out of high school and started to embark on impulsive journeys.
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It's almost like starting from the same point and going on different journeys.
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Maura J. Bernt, a nondenominational minister affiliated with Journeys of the Heart, officiated.
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The viewer's gaze naturally journeys upwards to take in the work's many layers.
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They all went through conference near the end of their respective legislative journeys.
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For travellers this is a nuisance, adding an extra hour or two to journeys.
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Another was hoping to earn the $2,000 promised for such journeys, the authorities said.
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A frustrated desert-dweller journeys away from their home planet for the first time?
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She goes places no one else can, and her journeys are methodical and haunted.
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Now, they say they're happy to have each other on their journeys to motherhood.
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Their journeys are threads in the immigrant legend, as old as this country itself.
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In our case, I think our individual journeys had led us to this place.
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Many of them are posting their journeys on social media with the hashtag #HomeToVote.
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I learned how to request a sleeper car for possible long-distance train journeys.
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The best journeys are those where a loved one is along for the ride.
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That year 497m journeys were made on Los Angeles County's bus and rail system.
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So, he journeys through the characters of the show to figure it all out.
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Now their long, circuitous journeys will end in Game 7 of the World Series.
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Be on the lookout for more stories through the "One Stride, Many Journeys" series!
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In London, bus journeys are down by 20003% since the 2014-15 fiscal year.
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That's why most of the fuel use in aviation is still in long journeys.
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A lot of these are walkable or cycle journeys in a lot of cities.
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A map of lorry journeys looks a bit like a network of blood vessels.
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You can also view multiple journeys at the same time to compare characters' whereabouts.
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Present-day attempts to reproduce such journeys show this to be no small feat.
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It's possible the two ships passed close to one another on their disparate journeys.
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Q: Why did you choose shapes as your key metaphor for describing money journeys?
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These journeys are often dangerous, with herders losing reindeers to cars, trains and drowning.
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A map showing the routes taken by Amundsen and Scott on their respective journeys.
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Here are 10 inspiring lessons you can learn from their journeys to the top.
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Were there any memories in particular from those journeys that still stand out now?
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By doing this, we will help victims access and navigate their journeys of healing.
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Under this "tripartite agreement" the UNHCR arranges journeys back to Somalia for willing refugees.
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Some 49 percent of all journeys to school and work now transpire by bicycle.
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Citymapper, though, is basically used by commuters and tourists who are doing short journeys.
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The boy from Grand Avenue in Louisville, Ky., grew in wisdom from his journeys.
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"I think the first journeys to Mars will be really very dangerous," answered Musk.
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Though to be fair, neither Sansa nor Arya would have survived each other's journeys.
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The new electric aircraft could, in theory, cover 20 percent of EasyJet's passenger journeys.
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Using psychedelics for inward journeys and self-treatment is part of a global trend.
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As with all journeys, what you find may depend on what you're looking for.
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Vicariously experiencing the journeys of others can have those kinds of effects as well.
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Some of Israel's best and brightest military leaders began their journeys in his academy.
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Here's what some airlines are doing to make the journeys a little more bearable.
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This routine started in June 2013, in what is now known as June Journeys.
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That means longer, direct journeys have a smaller carbon footprint than shorter connecting hops.
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The individual satellites slowly began to drift toward their singular journeys above the planet.
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MEETINGS WITH REMARKABLE MANUSCRIPTS: Twelve Journeys Into the Medieval World, by Christopher de Hamel.
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William Atkins is the author of "The Immeasurable World: Journeys in Desert Places" (Doubleday).
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Detainees were tortured on each leg of their journeys, in helicopters, buses, cargo planes.
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From there, he went to Cavriglia, Antella, Valdema and Tegoleto: small steps, small journeys.
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Personal Journeys Hermanus is known for its sightings, but the whales don't always show.
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You would be happy to tag along with her on far less eventful journeys.
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"Tahriib" refers to the desperate journeys of African immigrants on perilous seas to Europe.
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They and the characters they encounter on their individual journeys mark one another indelibly.
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He also travels regularly, documenting his journeys on Instagram for his 1.5 million followers.
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Personal Journeys For someone who is not remotely religious, the moment was almost surreal.
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I came for conferences and long train journeys — from Portland, Me., to Portland, Ore.
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Yet "In Transit" illustrates how their journeys mirror one another, and not just geographically.
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Counterintuitively, this helps salps that form linear chains make long nightly journeys more efficiently.
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" For Mr. Kilkenny, what the ayahuasca journeys have provided him with is profound "information.
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There have been injuries, doubts and plenty of unglamorous journeys in tennis's minor leagues.
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Odar and Friese are more interested in devoting time to their characters' emotional journeys.
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A new trip from Immersion Journeys gives them a chance to discover the region.
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Personal Journeys Months after Hurricane Maria, the island is struggling to regain its balance.
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Similar journeys for medicine take place frequently among Syrians trying to help family members.
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"Rise of Skywalker" brought the journeys of each character to conclusions that I enjoyed.
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And they enlist people in noble purposes and onto journeys worthy of their dedication.
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Dewdney excelled at pairing rhyme with heartfelt artwork to convey her character's emotional journeys.
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"Clearly, animals cannot be protected on such journeys," Ms. Stephany said in a statement.
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Success followed those decisions and journeys—and that's something we can all learn from.
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Decades later, the two women's journeys tell a nuanced story of race in America.
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They take you on journeys through time and space, posing questions and rewarding contemplation.
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Artists' books can be multi-sensory experiences, taking readers on visual and tactile journeys.
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Fortunately, many bloggers have been revolutionizing the before and after photos to show that "ideal bodies" can be illusions, but Lawrence reinforces the fact that we are all on different journeys, and those journeys can't always be contained or represented in two photos.
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Since then, the Stark kids have gone on dramatic journeys — and so have their direwolves.
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I also love to venture into new journeys and different parts of this whole business.
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We don't want the journeys of Lucy, Wyatt, Rufus and the others to end yet.
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According to Musk, Starship could be used for any number of journeys into the cosmos.
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Meanwhile, a whopping 20193 percent of journeys taken by millennials were influenced by social media.
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The fun part is really learning the history behind so many designers and their journeys.
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For some it's a chance to exhibit their cultural heritage; for others, their personal journeys.
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The film's strength is the glimpses it offers into all of its subjects' personal journeys.
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Official statistics show that British residents embarked on 34.8m journeys abroad between July and November.
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I'll be experiencing one of the most profound journeys of my life with this person.
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Get ready for journeys into the Alaskan winter, swims among sharks, and snakes on planes.
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That's something we can't mandate, but it will make our journeys more pleasant -- and safer.
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And on those journeys we saw a few things that people are now taking seriously.
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I care so much about these characters that I need their journeys to mean something.
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Journeys Drawn: Illustration from the Refugee Crisis continues at House of Illustration through March 24.
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The drive to tell this particular story is rooted in the filmmakers' journeys into fatherhood.
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"Life is a journey, and people's journeys are totally different from one another," Stubbs says.
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While babies facing surgery undoubtedly struggle, mothers' emotional journeys might be most difficult and dramatic.
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The accents are different, the genres are different, and, the journeys couldn't be more disparate.
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In 1.2 passengers in China made 184m journeys by air; last year around 550m did.
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Boats have frequently been a metaphor in her work for the sea journeys migrants make.
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At 23 years old, most people are finishing their educational journeys — mine was just beginning.
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A month-long strike by pilots demanding better pay has disrupted journeys of 375,000 passengers.
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Among Crystal Palace fans, there is massive popular demand for train journeys with Alan Pardew.
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Quicker journeys will increase the catchment area for job-seekers prepared to travel to work.
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Morrison said last week allowing medical transfers would encourage refugees to resume the boat journeys.
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The Fantastic Four squabbled among themselves like family in between journeys to distant interstellar locales.
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The Internet of apps I then see our journeys within apps being one of linkage.
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They catalog their journeys — and their smart financial moves — on their blog, Go Curry Cracker.
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It's a beautiful devotional, with lovely, lyrical entries about journeys and walks, barriers and missions.
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With border checks reinstated, car journeys in and out of France can be delayed, too.
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Pisces season also begins today, finding you embarking on exciting journeys over the next month.
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Uniformity was a key trait in all those journeys to the front of the line.
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Crossrail is only, as the book's subtitle puts it, a new route for old journeys.
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In 86 percent of journeys, participants reported feeling more confident when asking for a seat.
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We're following them closer and getting to know them and their journeys and their challenges.
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I started seeing them for what they were: women, like me, on their own journeys.
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Journeys lasted two or three months and typically extended from Cairo to Nubia and back.
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Matter The history of African-Americans has been shaped in part by two great journeys.
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Personal Journeys Like many first-generation Americans my age, I learned Spanish on the fly.
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Remarkable Artwork award, Journeys and Adventures category: "Tread on the Sand Sea" by Benli Bai
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An avid traveler might appreciate a collection of these map pins to remember their journeys.
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The Belmond Andean Explorer traverses 15,000-foot heights on overnight journeys through the Peruvian Andes.
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If you have a battery-powered phone charger, bring it along for any extended journeys.
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This latest book, however, journeys into new and fruitful territory for Ball — not entirely successfully.
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The movie features many journeys, but it also feels as if we're going in circles.
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However, many journeys to the UK and Ireland from America require at least one stop.
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China's journey from piracy to protection models the journeys of other Western and Asian countries.
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More than 300 migrants have already died this year making similar journeys on that route.
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Many celebrity women have opened up about their journeys with IVF treatments or egg-freezing.
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Realizing that I am transgender was one of the most confusing journeys of my life.
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Many were caught by surprise, having started their journeys before the measure went into effect.
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Scandlines operates ferry routes between Germany and Denmark, with more than 42,000 journeys per year.
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When Imani vanishes into the Under-Ath, Quietly journeys after her to bring her back.
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After reading these articles, analyze what motivates people to take such exhilarating but risky journeys.
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Group educational and cultural trips known as "people to people" journeys are no longer permitted.
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This shower comes from Comet Thatcher, which journeys around the sun about every 415 years.
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MEETINGS WITH REMARKABLE MANUSCRIPTS Twelve Journeys Into the Medieval World By Christopher de Hamel Illustrated.
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"We sell haj journeys by bus with accommodation for around 12,000 riyals," its manager said.
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There should be long journeys in your life, whether in your own country or abroad.
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As so many emotional journeys do, this one began with me expressing disgust on Twitter.
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To highlight their stories, this photo series features individual journeys with art, community, and activism.
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Many are said to have continued on their journeys, often putting themselves in grave danger.
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The actors, as well as their directors, were excellent guides for such long-distance journeys.
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Photographers accompanied couples on their wedding day journeys, no matter how they were getting there.
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Between her journeys, she'd return home — to college and bridge games, trying to be conventional.
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Five can come aboard for short journeys, but it won't be an overly-pleasant experience.
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Some of the buses were emblazoned with the name of a tour company, Happy Journeys.
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Meanwhile, the books my older brother read were, by and large, structured as heroic journeys.
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Western media reports on migration tend to center on dangerous journeys through violent border regimes.
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People with mental health conditions and people with trauma may have different journeys on psychedelics.
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An Instagram community of "doll pages" lets women find valuable information about body-sculpting journeys.
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U.S.-bound journeys from Beirut typically involve transfers in Europe, Turkey or Gulf Arab countries.
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Afterward, he said, fans said that the conversation helped them on their own recovery journeys.
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Night flights are our new favorites as our baby sleeps through most long-haul journeys.
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Because these transactions are unregulated, nobody knows how these dogs were treated during these journeys.
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Buddy journeys to New York to find his biological family and revive the Christmas spirit.
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The results hint at what humans will have to endure on long journeys through space.
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He edits classic commercials into his journeys, and seems drawn to relics of American kitsch.
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Even many Africans have some of these Neanderthal genes, probably from journeys back to Africa.
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How will their new mission to help others be good affect their own moral journeys?
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The chirps the creatures make in the trailer have something of the Journeys about them.
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And we explore how technology is aiding refugees and migrants with their treacherous journeys to Europe
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The flight was with one of the four airlines that control 20003% of journeys within America.
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Today, Senegalese go on grim journeys of their own volition, in hope of a better life.
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HEIRS TO FORGOTTEN KINGDOMS: Journeys Into the Disappearing Religions of the Middle East, by Gerard Russell.
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Most have travelled for weeks from Central America, though some journeys are more arduous than others.
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Cargo ships can chop days if not weeks off certain journeys by using the Northwest Passage.
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I texted friend after friend that night, and together we eloped on journeys of the mind.
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The system can be easily modified to accommodate cargo-only missions, or crewed journeys into space.
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Cuban officials had long sought the change, arguing it would discourage people-trafficking and dangerous journeys.
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The three railway stations in Wuhan, Hubei's provincial capital, canceled more than a hundred train journeys.
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That's to say nothing of the additional time passengers now have to allow for their journeys.
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Flights resumed on Friday morning, but more journeys are expected to be delayed, canceled, or diverted.
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We don't want the journeys of Lucy, Wyatt, Rufus and the others to end yet. #ClockBlockers.
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Action for Rail's research focused on journeys from similar distances in to capital cities around Europe.
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Poorer ones may never even see the produce that rots on slow, bumpy journeys to market.
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Pests feast on badly stored produce; potholed roads mean victuals rot on slow journeys to market.
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I'm fascinated by people's life journeys, how they got from one place in life to another.
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The Citymapper-Gett partnership presumably involves a revenue share between the pair on any booked journeys.
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""There are just a lot of things that connect my dogs with space travel and journeys.
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There are just a lot of things that connect my dogs with space travel and journeys.
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Spacecraft whose missions require long journeys into the solar system have made use of ion propulsion.
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From the 1920s, Strand started to travel extensively, documenting his journeys and road trips through pictures.
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In The Joy Luck Club, we see eight individual journeys played out, and four relationships developed.
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Her journeys back and forth between Britain and the Netherlands recall earlier trips they made together.
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These require smaller, cheaper batteries for shorter urban journeys and can be recharged at central depots.
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"We all have different journeys on the show," he said of his time in the competition.
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Swiss Post says journeys of 45 minutes have been reduced to flights of a few minutes.
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Jenny Uglow's new biography journeys with "Mr Lear" all the way "to the borderlands of self".
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To demonstrate the point, up to 40 per cent of return journeys are done empty-handed.
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She, like me, is not a fan of invoking trite metaphors about silver linings and journeys.
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Because they often care for children or elderly relatives, women are likelier to make multiple journeys.
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You have visions of parks and brunches, train journeys and crosswords, matinee performances and moonlit strolls.
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The shoe store Journeys took an optimistic tack, decreeing the day a "Treat Yo Self" sale.
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Thousands sold their belongings to raise cash for perilous journeys in pursuit of their American Dream.
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The journeys all our hearts have made towards such enlightenment began with Nelle Harper Lee's memories.
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Uber, which allows users to book journeys on their smartphones, has roughly 40,000 drivers in London.
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Where would any of our romantic journeys be without a little (okay, a lot) of failure?
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Television series, which have the luxury of time to take these journeys, have made huge leaps.
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We're in the middle of these characters' journeys and that's a really exciting place to be.
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The government says that it stopped more than 150 attempted journeys to such places last year.
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Tasha: The parallels didn't bother me, because their very similar journeys take them in different directions.
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Internal emotional journeys, usually what Transparent excels at above all else, are elided or left murky.
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Cora, the book's protagonist, journeys from state to state after escaping from a plantation in Georgia.
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We even have a maxim about journeys and destinations to tell us which is more important.
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Héctor journeys north to search, as Lilia, about to give birth, waits, confined to her bed.
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Nab a pair at Journeys today and get in on free shipping on orders over $39.98.
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Most are eager to continue their journeys toward more affluent countries such as Germany and Sweden.
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Outside the prison, former Litchfield regulars are on their own journeys, one physical and one emotional.
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As a writer, I love hearing about people's journeys, motivations, and struggles to achieve their goals.
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STEM education — those key subjects of science, technology, engineering and math — was central to their journeys.
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You shared family photos -- and some of you even sent us videos about your families' journeys.
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Some journeys are more major than others, but they all conjure a poetic sense of transformation.
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It will alleviate overcrowding and speed up journeys between key transport hubs in Britain's capital city.
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There's an almost infinite list of suggestions for what business travelers should bring on their journeys.
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Improving these interchanges would shorten journeys, stimulate local economies and help with regeneration, the paper argued.
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Called "Slide Ealing", travelers can book their journeys with an app or through a phone call.
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Finally, the fold-down handlebars means you can transport it inside a car, for longer journeys.
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Ships usually take in water at ports to help balance and provide stability on their journeys.
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The show was called Journeys Into the Outside and was presented by Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker.
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But, new research suggests that there's more to love about our work journeys than we realize.
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We felt our entrepreneur and technical backgrounds could be an asset as they began their journeys.
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The back seat wasn't roomy by any stretch, but it could handle adults for short journeys.
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But it's also a way to fumble desperately toward the most impossible journeys — backward through time.
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Personal Journeys Iancu Zuckerman is 95 and the host of a classical music show in Bucharest.
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My character, Lilly, journeys to Ethiopia and is caught up in the breakout of civil war.
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True, those journeys predated mass tourism, which so many contemporary governments are so keen to promote.
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Instead, the Ancient Beringians and the ancestors of the tribes we know today took separate journeys.
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Immigrants make huge and often dangerous journeys to improve their chances and those of their children.
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But we have read next to nothing about the African girls who have made similar journeys.
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The Lyrids shower comes from Comet Thatcher, which journeys around the sun about every 415 years.
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Qantas already has 17-hour non-stop journeys between Perth and London with four pilots onboard.
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Those journeys will now be cataloged in an album, Savage Times, that's coming out February 17.
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Most water journeys are made by boat, but this one will be executed proudly on foot.
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She said she was never a fan of Mr. Bourdain's tattoos, which chronicled his culinary journeys.
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The other day at Olympic Stadium, those hoping to get asylum talked about their painful journeys.
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Previous journeys, across Canada and around Europe, had been encouraging: the robot always reached its destination.
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It was no longer necessary to make long overland journeys to inform relatives of family news.
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If ride-hailing does come to Vancouver, he predicts, it will just slow their journeys down. ■
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But this isn't the scooter you want for long journeys — it's best for quick, zippy trips.
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We have knowledgeable teams of professionals caring for families that feel supported in their recovery journeys.
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Tesla has more battery charging stations, he says, making such journeys in the Chevy Bolt challenging.
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For shorter journeys, afternoon flights are generally a good option if your baby naps after lunch.
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Their intersecting journeys reveal unexpected answers and provide a whole new kind of show from Vox.
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Most of us are seeking a specific feeling when we go on these idle internet journeys.
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The 19-hour journeys would be the longest passenger flights ever run by a commercial airline.
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Movies are journeys into knowledge, and what the girl knows is part of the simmering mystery.
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They packed boxes, preparing for journeys, and, like Mr. Majors, often traveled with dear companions as guides.
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"Some passengers may experience disruption to their journeys today," Heathrow Airport said in a statement on Monday.
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"Their journeys began with a decision to build the better future they wanted to see," he wrote.
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In a Washington neighborhood park, "Im(migrant)" commemorates journeys that people have taken through the U.S. landscape.
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Police occasionally supervised the privately-booked buses, which staggered their journeys to avoid congestion on the border.
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Most bike-share journeys replace unattractive walks, and make urban navigation much more pleasurable as a result.
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The collection will drop on May 17 at Foot Locker, Footaction, Finish Line, Journeys stores, and kswiss.com.
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Pull out both suitcase and passport, because intrepid journeys could lead us through the foreign customs lines.
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"We show them as individuals in their journeys toward getting un-Charlied," Turner recently told Vanity Fair.
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It was gentle music at high volume, intended to accompany collective emotional experiences and deep internal journeys.
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As a result, this encourages people to make treacherous and dangerous journeys to sneak into the country.
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It's fun to take characters apart so they can have journeys and experience growth on their own.
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The world's second-biggest container shipping line, Swiss-based MSC, has also faced challenges with its journeys.
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It's not a journey - people say journeys take too long; it's the mission that we are on.
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Financial advisors are starting to recognize the important role they can play in their clients' career journeys.
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It's led to a body of work that sounds impressionistic, pieces that emphasize journeys rather than destinations.
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Early chapters address conception and pregnancy, and then the book journeys through infancy, early childhood, and adolescence.
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In March the city approved a flat surcharge on both taxi and for-hire journeys in Manhattan.
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Their journeys, mindsets, and suggestions start to bleed into one another, forming a unified theory of success.
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His museum is impressive and offers a collection of many things he has collected over his journeys.
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All of his many tangential journeys add up to a single conclusion: "Architecture will evolve," Anadol believes.
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"Find others who are also on big, bold journeys that require similar tenacity and temerity," Pimsleur writes.
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During their lifetimes, bogong moths that survive to do so will make a pair of 1,000km journeys.
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So who do some of the biggest names in entertainment have to thank for influencing their journeys?
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Swiss Post says journeys of 45 minutes have been reduced to flights of a few minutes only.
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But he said the train was not fast enough to offer an alternative on some domestic journeys.
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About half of journeys are by bus, a higher share than in other South-East Asian cities.
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The journeys of those fleeing their homes to make new lives elsewhere capture headlines and animate politics.
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Jackie only found out that about her midnight journeys when her neighbors brought it to her attention.
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The decline of the high street and the rise of home delivery have made many journeys unnecessary.
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Nicole then journeys to Dr. Lee's California office, excited to have her armpit bump taken care of.
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You wouldn't call this recreational use: These are guided journeys, by people who really know the territory.
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In the coming decades such routes could cut several thousand kilometres off journeys between Shanghai and Europe.
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We kicked off the trip by hitting Journeys and getting multiple pairs of chunky, Doc Martens sandals.
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We've got 10 suggestions for making those journeys more fun and memorable—or at least more bearable.
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PARIS (Reuters) - BlaBlaCar, whose amateur chauffeurs share costs with passengers on long-distance journeys, and AXA (AXAF.
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Spaceships will be able to refuel on asteroids and harvest key resources to make long journeys possible.
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From there, families can watch Saint Nick on NORAD's "Santa Cams" as he journeys across the world.
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Why this matters: The company says the automated ship will reduce 40,000 truck journeys along it's route.
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Cuba had asked for the change for years, saying that policy encouraged dangerous journeys and people trafficking.
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The self-directed video daringly visualized the journeys that those desperate to reach European shores are risking.
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Because celebrities are in the public eye, their weight-loss journeys can be watched by the world.
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But such journeys are all too easy, especially when nationalism is contaminated by theories of racial purity.
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"Begpacking" has become a controversial trend: Young travelers beg for money from locals to continue their journeys.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers recently shared stories of their caregiving journeys, the good and the bad.
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Ultimately, before embarking on such journeys, even the best artists have to give themselves over to hope.
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This view has been held internationally for generations, launching countless journeys — including many by proud Arab Americans.
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These seasoned founders are ready to share the surprising side effects that have accompanied their entrepreneur journeys.
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Thanks to the contango, every day their journeys last makes their cargoes more valuable when they land.
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Asylum seekers, on the other hand, undergo long, arduous, often dangerous journeys to the country of asylum.
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In the movie, Matthew McConaughey plays an astronaut who journeys into a supermassive black hole called Gargauntua.
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She also took arduous journeys to remote areas of British Columbia and Alaska to sketch indigenous artifacts.
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In late January, the criminal group reportedly told shopkeepers that the journeys to China had been suspended.
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Kinetic excitement returns with "Wade Suite," which journeys from spiritual desperation to the sweet succor of salvation.
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European sailors in the 17th century made their dame du voyage: masturbatory aids for long naval journeys.
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Seafood safaris called shellfish journeys take you from sea to plate by way of old fishing boats.
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Ms. Corman may hate the word "journeys" but her script is not free of self-help jargon.
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Frejhagen broke her hip earlier this year, so long train or bus journeys are a painful ordeal.
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He also led expeditions around the world for Smithsonian Journeys, under the auspices of the Smithsonian Institution.
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"They should map their journeys and make reservations ahead of time at the hotels," Dr. Susskind said.
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The president said people were making the arduous journeys to the border because of "pathetic" immigration policies.
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I assumed they had documented their journeys, but they had mostly just taken selfies on their smartphones.
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This paradisiacal show, which insists on the joy of playing on and on, journeys toward its end.
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All the while, our two Voyager spacecraft are likely to continue their lonely journeys among the stars.
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"It's really a focused effort in supporting undocumented students holistically through their higher ed journeys," she said.
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This weekend's full moon can help you release other people's stories and journeys from your own ether.
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Handmaid plotlines in The Testaments are there mostly to propel our new heroines' emotional and intellectual journeys.
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There were certainly reports of children who listed American immigration policy as having prompted their solo journeys.
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One, "Chasing Gold," which first debuted during PyeongChang 2018, will follow the journeys of Team USA athletes.
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Those characters are going to be supporting characters in new characters' journeys, versus the other way around.
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In the forest, indigenous people traditionally walked from village to village, on journeys that could take days.
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The extreme migration of the spring-summer Chinook salmon is one of the natural world's great journeys.
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But anyone who thought their journeys were easy, these immigrants said, has never walked in their shoes.
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Ahead, read about the company's latest innovations and ongoing offerings focused on ensuring safer journeys for everyone.
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I left feeling very extremely satisfied — Saudia's service was great, and both my journeys went without incident.
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Some were nearly falling to pieces, from the journeys that had been taken to get this far.
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Those followers are then provided exclusive content, including behind-the-scenes looks at her product review journeys.
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These firms create custom "curated" journeys based on guidance from local experts and a specific traveler's values.
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Passengers would make their onward journeys via other airlines due to crew rest requirements, the airline said.
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For the latest in Reuters' "Life Lessons" series, the Ballmers spoke about their own winding life journeys.
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In doing so, the judges quoted the testimony of witnesses who had described harrowing journeys of deprivation.
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Her stories are intricate psychological journeys into the self or social comments that often have many layers.
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Phillips, who heads Philadelphia's Lucidity Suitcase Intercontinental, twines memories of his own travels with more fraught journeys.
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In what way are their lives, political views or personal journeys similar to or different from yours?
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Insight from celebrities who have used lightening creams could empower others to reflect on these private journeys.
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With season eight upon us, INSIDER is looking back at where some fan favorites started their journeys.
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He has to trust his audience to grasp the deeper meanings of his films through their journeys.
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"These upgrades in the southwest will improve millions of journeys," said Highways England's chief executive, Jim O'Sullivan.
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If you look at it, it has a really strong core, based on three ideas: And if UnReal had really stuck to those three ideas and come up with some interesting ways to juxtapose Ruby and Darius's journeys with Quinn and Rachel's journeys, it might have been onto something.
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They are blaming bad policies, and, sadly, irresponsible parents, sending children, and bringing children on these harrowing journeys.
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In the show, Bourdain invited Americans along with him on journeys that spanned from Vietnam to West Virginia.
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We spoke with Wileman's subjects about their lives, their journeys, and what the trans community means to them.
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The two women bonded over their respective journeys during an interview for the Today show in June 2018.
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Generally, Up Lit books track quirky, offbeat protagonists on their journeys to creating a fulfilling web of relationships.
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Degrassi followed LGBTQ characters through their own journeys, always treating characters like people as opposed to storytelling devices.
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While frustrated that their difficult journeys had ended in failure, the families were relieved their ordeals were over.
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He goes a bit mad as he thinks about his past, as he journeys into the Valley Beyond.
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"I was thinking a lot about journeys as I started putting together my first Burberry collection," Tisci explained.
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But when they prepare for these journeys, one added challenge faces them: How should they handle their period?
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Scroll down to read about their journeys — from their triumphs to their morning routines (or lack thereof) — below.
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I propose that we interpret N.D.E.s as fundamentally and primarily about our journeys from life to death — dying.
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I gradually discovered more slides at flea markets — pictures of journeys to California, New York, Paris, and Europe.
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Personal Journeys After decades of living in New York City, discovering the many charms of a Manhattan neighborhood.
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Other factors such as 'positioning' movements as 'on demand' vehicles are positioned to exploit demand also create journeys.
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Several U.S. Navy ships have made their own freedom-of-navigation journeys that drew stern rebukes from Beijing.
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So the burden is on travellers to ensure they make savvy choices as they plan their holiday journeys.
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Journeys made by taxi and ride-hailing apps like Uber would make up the remaining 5%, Kantar said.
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It is less so for journeys between commuter towns, during which trains only briefly accelerate to top speeds.
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It's been nice now that we can all go out on our own musical journeys and enjoy ourselves.
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They can use more recycled steel and can be prefabricated in off-site factories, greatly reducing lorry journeys.
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The lesson of the 20th century is that building more roads to ease congestion encourages more car journeys.
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With more money than villagers and longer journeys to work, they favour tasty, quick-cooking, protein-rich fare.
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But they were so welcoming and open and shared themselves and the knowledge they've acquired through their journeys.
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As they have made their often perilous journeys, the rhetoric that has greeted them has become increasingly inflammatory.
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The two women bonded over their adoption journeys during an interview for the Today show, airing on Monday.
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It's big enough to make a statement but small enough to come along with me on my journeys.
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The Twilight star plays Samuel Alabaster, a pioneer who journeys across the country to be with Wasikowska's Penelope.
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Many refugees in Italy, meanwhile, are just arriving off boats after extremely harrowing, dangerous journeys across the Mediterranean.
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Because of this, tablets and smartphones make for excellent pacifiers, particularly on long plane journeys and in restaurants.
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These offenders will face a new chapter in their journeys from citizens to terrorists -- and back to citizens.
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Other apps are attempting to do the same for containers whose journeys do not just involve the roads.
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Two American economists, Jeremy Foltz and Kweku Opoku-Agyemang, have examined the data on 2,100 long-haul journeys.
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Others ask friends to drive them but this means double the cost since it amounts to four journeys.
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Demetrius Shipp Jr. plays Tupac as he journeys from a background in Black Panther activism to musical superstardom.
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Turns out, all of my celeb crushes have sprinkled breadcrumbs of wisdom along their own natural hair journeys.
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Passenger journeys across most modes of transport increased in FY16 with the exception of the buses and trams.
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Smartphones are an essential lifeline for refugees, granting access to maps and information that aid in their journeys.
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We wanted to be true to the characters and to their journeys and their struggles and their desires.
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As planets seemingly retrace their paths, we revisit the themes brought up for us on their initial journeys.
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The two spacecraft traveled together until Sunday, when they separated to begin the final phases of their journeys.
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Travel has become a lifelong destination — there are always more journeys to be had, more places to encounter.
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Celebrities like Chris Pratt, Jordan Sparks, and Khloe Kardashian have been very open about their weight-loss journeys.
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This immersive, 3D experience enables virtual journeys, from the bottom of the sea to the surface of Mars.
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The thing is, those journeys are usually pretty boring, a way of padding out an already lengthy adventure.
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People sneaking stoves onto trains to prepare meals on long journeys is a common problem, the minister said.
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NASA is making great progress to work through both challenges and others that will make such journeys possible.
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That means journeys like the one Yvonne Wassenaar took from CIO of software analytics company New Relic, Inc.
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"Our unique and extensive partnership with SAP will help organizations accelerate their journeys to the cloud," Nadella said.
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That's largely down to an increase in car journeys, and in the use of natural gas for power.
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Members of the church say the journeys of immigrant families are similar to that of the Holy Family.
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In the face of often overwhelming evidence that their journeys may be undertaken in vain, they still leave.
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The group also recently published a study that sheds new light on how plastic journeys through the ocean.
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The voice casting and the visual representations of the characters the boy encounters on his journeys are superb.
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Motorists said journeys that normally took five minutes were taking up to two hours because of flooded roads.
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The moon clashes with Jupiter, inspiring deep connections, and links with Saturn, bringing you support on your journeys.
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"Moana" centers on a girl in the Pacific Islands who journeys across the ocean to save her people.
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And as the client journeys through this, the shaman is invoking all these different spirits from the heaven.
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The myth tells of a famed lyre player who journeys into the underworld to rescue his beloved, Eurydice.
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Now he journeys back to the red and blue states of his youth in the age of Trump.
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This weekend, the company updated its standard price options to include specs for journeys to the Red Planet.
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My interviews with Trump were journeys into unreality that required extensive fact-checking of every claim he made.
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Susan Sontag's diaries most recently reminded us of a bygone era of passionate introspection and political-intellectual journeys.
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When I was writing up my 24 list, I was reflecting on a year full of unforgettable journeys.
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And that's why I love this new movement of women embracing their natural hair and sharing their journeys.
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The mixed-mode commute looks at journeys that combine travel in both an auto-rickshaw and public transport.
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That dire situation led many to make long journeys to the capital to vent their complaints on Thursday.
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The majority of them had made unspeakably dangerous journeys, riding on a freight train known as La Bestia.
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Personal Journeys Everything about the weeklong Caribbean cruise is meant to buff life's unpleasant edges into sea glass.
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I was reminded recently of the power of the crowd during a wellness cruise sponsored by Times Journeys.
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"Both of our families were invited to speak and share our personal St. Jude journeys," Ms. Wilkerson said.
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Cruise Lines International Association said at least 14 ocean-going ships worldwide are completing journeys or awaiting disembarkation.
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"Their journeys are haunting," said Mufleh, the founding director of the Fugees Family nonprofit, which helps refugee children.
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Exercise clothes are becoming increasingly fashionable, and for flights, especially long-haul journeys, they're incredibly comfortable to wear.
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The journeys took 12 hours total, with the teams heading out to Savannah on Monday around 3 p.m.
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Journeys' end: Our columnist Jada Yuan visited each destination on our 52 Places to Go in 2018 list.
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"Amazing Train Journeys" is the culmination of asking more than 200 travel writers for their absolute favorites recommendations.
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More than 60,000 migrants have died in hazardous journeys while trying to reach wealthier countries, Mr. Guterres said.
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Each and every round is a journey, and, like all of life's journeys, it's never a straight line.
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For a generation now, the moral journeys of TV's best shows have mostly run in the other direction.
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Ahmed Mater: Mecca Journeys continues at the Brooklyn Museum (200 Eastern Parkway, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn) through April 8.
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FOOD ON THE MOVE Dining on the Legendary Railway Journeys of the World Edited by Sharon Hudgins Illustrated.
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You can also receive focused care through personalised dental care journeys, to meet your specific oral care needs.
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On long plane journeys, players traveled in economy class while their managers stretched out in business-class seats.
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Personal Journeys A largely vanished world can be rediscovered (though not easily) in cemeteries, synagogues and winding streets.
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The system pairs up with the Muse app, which features "Go-to-Sleep Journeys" — essentially guided sleep meditations.
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The waves of mobility — from east to west, from south to north — were also seen as Exodus journeys.
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If that's too strenuous, classic VW Beetle taxis offer quicker, often hair-raising journeys up the vertical streets.
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PayPal said Honey's technology will help it reach consumers as they begin their "shopping journeys" with personalized offers.
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To be sure, some retail REITs are in a better position to fund their redevelopment journeys than others.
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They knew the futility of John Kerry's many Mideast peace efforts because they were on those journeys, too.
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Although such heroes make their journeys under duress, fugitive-slave stories are also a form of travel narrative.
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Players collect clovers that grow in the frog's garden so they can buy supplies for the frog's journeys.
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Throughout the book, he details Mexicans' stories of their successful journeys and failed attempts to traverse the border.
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Silence is still the best example here; characters' journeys along that path aren't all in the same direction.
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Transport for London reports that up to five million journeys are made between its 270 stations every day.
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With up to five million passenger journeys every day, space is often at a premium on the trains ...
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This follows perilous journeys to escape violence at home to reach the United States and legally request protection.
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To be even more specific, I want to see stories of people from these groups on hero's journeys.
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Ahmed Mater: Mecca Journeys continues at the Brooklyn Museum (200 Eastern Parkway, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn) through April 8.
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Malaysia will allow them to enter on humanitarian grounds, with rights groups expecting further such perilous journeys by sea.
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"I love this new movement of women embracing their natural hair and sharing their journeys," she once told us.
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The TfL wi-fi trial tracked journeys on about a fifth of the London Underground network for a month.
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That way, Uber said, it can deduct its share of cash-based journeys from a driver's regular wired payments.
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Instead, it solved many of those questions by implication, choosing to focus on the end of the characters' journeys.
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To see heroes whose journeys resemble their own, told from a point of view of understanding, acceptance, and respect.
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Let's go over all the main stops in the characters' journeys back in time — and back to the future.
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The characters' journeys aren't what was expected: This is probably the fan critique with the most meat to it.
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The rail firm currently runs more than a billion passenger journeys each year on their bus and rail services.
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Those in business-class cabins like to get work done on long journeys; that is difficult without a computer.
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Jupiter indicates your philosophical and spiritual world views, perception of wealth, and your experiences of travel and long journeys.
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In practice, this means a lot of long journeys on foot or on wheels, with heavy cargo in tow.
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The massive ones with loads of people can take quite a few bus journeys and some long afternoon poos.
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Lily says that throughout her travel, refugees and smugglers recognized phones as threats to the success of their journeys.
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But train travel in France grabs a greater share of all journeys than in Germany, Britain, Spain or Italy.
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Other cruise companies offering journeys to Cuba from American ports include Pearl Sea Cruises and a French company, Ponant.
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Few people think of music as something refugees carry with them as they make their harrowing journeys to safety.
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The researchers found that the probes will successively move in and out of various interstellar environments along their journeys.
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All four airlines rely heavily on sixth-freedom flows: passengers who start and end their journeys in foreign countries.
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Selected as part of a contest, the WW members were all at different stages in their weight loss journeys.
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He adds that for short journeys no one will much care about what brand of vehicle they are in.
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And the company obviously had its sights set on using the Falcon Heavy to take astronauts on similar journeys.
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If you use Android, you might have come across a Progressive Web App or two in your Chrome journeys.
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Mr Igartua says that getting a single steroid injection required two eight-hour journeys accompanied by two prison guards.
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That makes journeys to Alpha Centauri (just over four light-years away) and other nearby stars a meaningful proposition.
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If you'd rather use a pre-programmed routine, the Dental Care Journeys feature allows you to do just that.
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And the women are all just as close as they appear, caring for one another during their pregnancy journeys.
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Or more likely, the transmitter could be used to drive probes or ships on long journeys through interstellar space.
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The Rangers are used to such setbacks at the end of long journeys, especially when they involve right field.
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While it may not seem like a big age gap, we're at very different places in our parenting journeys.
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But both firms also offer ride-share services that promise to make journeys cheaper and only slightly less convenient.
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The U.S. space agency said last year it was already developing the capabilities needed to make such journeys possible.
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Increasingly, VR experiences are using the connection between our virtual bodies and our real ones to create immersive journeys.
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Refugee crisis France is taking steps to stop people from making those treacherous refugee journeys across the Mediterranean Sea.
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This is a powerful time to reconnect with your faith, to plan new journeys, and to try something new.
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The music itself journeys through an electronic terrain full of uncanny unease, soothing tribal chimes, and sci-fi restlessness.
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It's the sound of longing and long journeys, all set in the present day and dealing with real issues.
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" Stone concluded: "I love and adore you; won't be pitted against you by any invasion of our personal journeys.
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But it's all part of the journey — and to Malloy, the best journeys of adaptation are the most faithful.
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The medications she tried in 2016 didn't work for her, and her treatments lead to "up and down" journeys.
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What's more, all taxi journeys from the city's main airport, Schipol, are made in Tesla Model S electric vehicles.
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BARCELONA-BOUND Mina was especially vulnerable on long journeys to visit his father, who was playing in neighboring Ecuador.
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The track that re-opened in 2015 from Edinburgh to the Borders expected 650,000 journeys in its first year.
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To achieve this, I didn't speak to him for a few days on our daily car journeys to school.
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The mass exodus, the often harrowing journeys and tough new beginnings made a deep impression on their collective psyche.
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The route from Mumbai to Pune is one of India's busiest, with roughly 75 million passenger journeys each year.
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With scarce resources, the airline had leased two planes from Pakistan International Airlines for those first journeys to Karachi.
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Maria-Odilia Romeu, a nondenominational minister ordained through Journeys of the Heart, officiated at the Rodin Museum in Philadelphia.
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Here then, are three reflections for your consideration as you begin your journeys: Local problems can have global roots.
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"We hope this can lead to improving congestion at Holborn, making journeys easier for all our customers," he said.
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In his memoir The Man Who Climbs Trees, Aldred recalls upward journeys in Costa Rica, Borneo, Morocco, Australia, Venezuela.
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The intended victim was a scuzzy entrepreneur named Martin Trebeaux, who runs a "beach renourishment" business called Sedimental Journeys.
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Here are 17 quotes from the world's greatest athletes whose journeys, beliefs and goals are sure to inspire you.
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Of course, not all of my long-form theatrical journeys have left me with a smile on my face.
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More opportunities to resettle, be reunited with families, study and work abroad will reduce the need for perilous journeys.
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The CSSR authorities forced him to talk to them because of his journeys to the U.S. and his daughter.
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The incident occurred just hours after the Olympic torch was lit in Greece, from where it journeys to Brazil.
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Because such journeys would require much less fuel, energy, and infrastructure than orbital flights, tickets could be far cheaper.
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But refugees are refugees; a home lost, the same journeys across strange lands, crossing borders, uncertainty, waiting in camps.
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These annual round-trip journeys saw herds, or mobs, of Diprotodon travelling as much as 125 miles (200 km).
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The writer is the author of "The Wind in the Bamboo: Journeys in Search of Asia's 'Negrito' Indigenous Peoples."
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In her photo project "Reassign," photographer Claudia González visually captures the journeys of trans men and women in Cuba.
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You can expect tons of secrets to come to light, endings to take place, and new journeys to begin.
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Personal Journeys "Your eyes should be neither open nor closed," explained the monk at the front of the room.
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These protective amulets are made to be carried during perilous journeys; whether by refugees in flight or great migrations.
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As we prepare for those journeys and beyond, the poop is one more reason we have to go back.
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And since their individual journeys began on The Talk, the ladies said they've each learned a lot about themselves.
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This free annual celebration invites families to experience two kinds of imaginary journeys: through time and around the globe.
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In this touching documentary, we see the families take risky journeys, contemplating sacrifices made and the future that awaits.
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At the bottom of it is still going to be this Americana, even though it journeys to other cultures.
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But seeing our kids doing what they're doing, I would trade any trophy in my cabinet for their journeys.
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There's people that I think we'll see in the future, [who] have been off on kind of other journeys.
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Soon, that waiting room will come full circle and train riders will again begin their journeys at the depot.
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Each femme-faced pancake had a back story — none of which, thankfully, involved any journeys from farms to tables.
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The book tells 30 stories of Canadian refugees who overcame long odds and sometimes great cruelty in their journeys.
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But in their long-distance journeys to their spawning areas, their bodies slowly change over six to eight weeks.
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Also on the podcast is Leo Murray, from "Riding Sunbeams", on using solar power to propel future commuter journeys.
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Luxury seekers can consider the seven-day Cape's Labor of Love, a culinary-focused private trip from Immersion Journeys.
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We still don't know how to tell human stories when a life ends, only heroes' journeys or villains' defeats.
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Jessica Segall's work displays the physical vestiges of asylum-seekers' journeys, but with no real evidence of the individual.
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Adam Granduciel sings about dreams, journeys and love over a steady, leisurely strum through two and later three chords.
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The carrier says automation in the terminal has reduced the number of lineups and made journeys faster and smoother.
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Kobe's life arc took him on journeys and experiences that led him to the true joy of life ... fatherhood.
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In that vein, they are also all equal matches to where the original humans started their Good Place journeys.
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While many black LGBTQ+ people have similarities in their coming out journeys, no two coming out experiences are identical.
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As she journeys through Cyrilia, Ana opens her eyes to systems of oppression and injustice that riddle her kingdom.
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Currently, she is working on a memoir in essays in which she journeys to uncover her family's hidden past.
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The Brenner crossing is a popular route that refugees and migrants have taken on their journeys to northern Europe.
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Replacing them with slightly longer journeys by road or rail may be good for both the wallet and the environment.
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Car music—the playlists that serve as the soundtrack to so many of our journeys—is a very particular beast.
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As it turns out, the Bachelors and Bachelorettes both get a little time to ease into their journeys towards love.
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Our Employees in San Jose worked hard to accommodate the remaining 32 Customers on other aircraft to continue their journeys.
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It was one of those bus journeys were progressively everyone else got off until we were only ones left on.
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What if more banks in their jurisdiction — whether in London, Frankfurt, Dublin or elsewhere — complete their digital platform journeys first?
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Two of those moderators, Sofia Lee and Bao Ngo, founded the account after embarking on their own personal digicam journeys.
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The people they met shared personal stories about their journeys with Parkinson's or about relatives who have the degenerative disease.
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Through her paintings, Mazapàn is spreading the self-love, helping other women see themselves and their emotional journeys more fully.
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For example, typing in "rhinoplasty" will reveal hundreds of pages, featuring young women documenting their journeys from start to finish.
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I've often thought that others' quotes could be repackaged and applied to our own journeys of personal exploration and growth.
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This fight matters more to Nicole's and Onyeka's collective journeys, should they enter the hallowed halls of Bachelor in Paradise.
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The pair were eventually left in Chicago while the rest of the plane went on with their journeys and lives.
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For 2019, Frommer's put together a list of 19 places for enriching journeys, including Singapore, Bulgaria, Zimbabwe and Nagasaki, Japan.
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" He continues, "So many of people have reached out on social media and spoken about their own journeys with addiction.
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Eight shows a week, I step into someone else's low-heeled shoes and take her journeys, both emotional and physical.
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" He continued, "So many of people have reached out on social media and spoken about their own journeys with addiction.
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These guiding night lights come in handy on those perilous journeys, helping you avoid accidents when it's time to go.
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"This is further proof that we are leading the way in making journeys cleaner and protecting the environment," he said.
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For the price of a movie ticket, this bundle of otherworldly journeys makes a Williamsburg trip well worth the effort.
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After these works, the navigation of the space was relatively freeform, allowing for many different journeys into varied aesthetic encounters.
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That their journeys, often dull and repetitive in themselves, will be punctuated by almost identical platforms is a missed opportunity.
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The truck and the trailer with the people inside apparently took separate journeys before ending up at the industrial park.
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Arya Stark transforms from tomboy into a merciless assassin when she journeys to Braavos and studies with the Faceless Men.
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It easily fit four adults for long journeys and offered a large cargo area, while turning heads everywhere it went.
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I wanted the world to know the journeys of trans people, our struggles, and the beauty in our authentic stories.
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All six interview subjects open up about their personal hair journeys and the lessons they've had to learn or unlearn.
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That's hire cars staffed with a driver who handles multiple journeys, not hire cars that require customers to drive themselves.
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Set to the backdrop of the Tel Aviv Hilton, both characters embark on unexpected journeys of transformation and self-discovery.
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H.S. The second paragraph sums it up neatly: Different reasons motivate these journeys, but the experiences are often the same.
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People across different media are using the technology to tell stories and take users on journeys into far away places.
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That will mean larger trucks, longer journeys and less time stuck at internal borders (or paying bribes to speed through).
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Morgan decided to document her story after finding it hard to relate to the weight loss journeys of other influencers.
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As it was for the slave trade, the open sea is still a space of unofficial, untold and unmarked journeys.
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The Octopus card, designed for journeys on Hong Kong's trains, buses, trams and ferries, soon stretched its tentacles into shops.
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The New York-based Odyssey Works crafts incredibly personal journeys for one person, supported by an engaged community of artists.
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Disruptions on Sunday were set to hit local trains as well as regional high-speed trains and some international journeys.
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Many of the journeys were outside the "blackout" periods during which communication between Fed officials and bankers is strictly forbidden.
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Actors are given the broad strokes of their character's journeys each season, but no inclination to where it's all headed.
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This season we get to explore a lot more of the other characters and their journeys, which I'm excited about.
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I scoured other social media accounts for women who posted about their BRCA diagnosis and documented their double mastectomy journeys.
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Atop our virtual mounts we swooped and spun at terrifyingly high speeds, littering our journeys with corkscrews and barrel rolls.
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The wall installation "Somewhere" maps Castillo's own journeys between Central and North America, and where they intersect with migrant routes.
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You're a pioneer and a risk-taker, and the Moon is now supporting you as you embark on new journeys.
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Though these protagonists definitely endure their share of struggles, you can actually relax and enjoy their journeys that—spoiler alert!
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Commuters around the world are already accustomed to making journeys that combine public transport with walking, taxis or shared bikes.
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"VR attracts us with moments of realization that we don't see coming and takes us on new journeys," he says.
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Kratos journeys across the underworld, eventually recovering his lost, god-killing Blade of Olympus and using it to slay Hades.
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So it's time we all got a little more comfortable with our feelings and the sometimes tumultuous journeys between them.
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Generally, the crews were helpful and we found facilities and people happy to help at most points on our journeys.
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One of the current issues for EVs is ensuring there are enough charging stations for longer journeys to be completed.
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The phone book also has a space for visitors to write down stories about their own families, heritage, and journeys.
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Instead, they aimed to focus on the justice system and tell "character journeys," said co-producer and director Anthony Hemingway.
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The visuals we provide are merely another way of prompting thought patterns and meditative journeys through linking imagery with music.
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To prepare for their journeys, birds fatten up big time, perhaps doubling their weight, essentially turning themselves into feathered batteries.
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"Other equally people-oriented demands" must now take precedence over journeys to Jerusalem and Mecca, Governor Abubakar Bello said recently.
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Many are in relatively low-paid jobs, such as catering and nursing, and face long journeys home to the suburbs.
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Sab and Koosha, with sound and visuals, create an experience that is about journeys, whether they be real or virtual.
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In addition, photo challenges are a great way to liven up car journeys and make the time pass more quickly.
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" The AAP also alludes to possible psychological trauma, since children who have arrived at the border "have taken harrowing journeys.
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Hegedus takes the reader from Maya's first stay with her grandmother in Arkansas to her adult journeys around the globe.
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That means, for me, Ancheer will be fun for spinning around the park, but impractical for journeys of any consequence.
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The Cubans huddle there from dawn until nightfall, and more arrive each day after completing their journeys through Latin America.
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Cotswold Journeys has a half-dozen new daylong walks in the Cotswolds, about a two-hour drive west of London.
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Most of its staff arrived in Austria as refugees, often after harrowing journeys from their homelands in Africa or Asia.
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The Americans are at the center of the story; their moral journeys provide the sense of closure at the end.
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Most encounters with terrapins occur in early summer, when females leave the water on their perilous journeys to lay eggs.
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Jose Pineda, the founder of travel agency AC Journeys, structures his people-to-people trips to Cuba the same way.
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Why else would mothers who are still cradling breastfeeding babies in their arms make thousand-mile journeys across Central America?
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Desperate to find safety, they undertake dangerous journeys and border crossings in hopes that America will meet them with compassion.
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Some have decided to return home after their often perilous journeys north, to places like El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala.
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As often happens in a sequel, the lead characters eventually split up and have to embark on their own journeys.
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At the same time, NATO is expanding its efforts to stop the smugglers who make many of those journeys possible.
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Hours quickly pass as he journeys through each one, using a composite microscope and a complicated ad-hoc photography setup.
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They all begin with him taking photographs of classical sculptures during his journeys, or working from photos on the internet.
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As we discover, we remember; remembering, we discover; and most intensely do we experience this when our separate journeys converge.
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But that was a long time ago — intercontinental rail journeys haven't been hugely popular since airplane travel went more mainstream.
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Their journeys can be informative and helpful, and can also help you prepare for the next session with a doctor.
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The bride, 323, is a program manager at The New York Times for its educational student travel program, Student Journeys.
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In the annals of history, the mission of Apollo 10 has been overshadowed by later journeys to the lunar surface.
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The premiere made it clear that we're going to follow these journeys in at least some approximation of painstaking detail.
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They arrive mute, and they gradually gain the words and confidence to describe the journeys that led to the classroom.
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In "It Must Be Heaven," the filmmaker plays a man who leaves Palestine and journeys to Paris and New York.
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I was able to schedule a massage in my room from K'Alma Journeys, which has a partnership with the hotel.
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The bride, 35, is a program manager at The New York Times for its educational student travel program, Student Journeys.
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Through their profiles, you'll learn about their artistic journeys, visions for the future, and how their origins influence their work.
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They shared journeys from fear to self-discovery that affected their relationships with their children, with spouses, and with God.
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I'm singling out these three somewhat randomly, but also because they've traveled particularly self-mortifying journeys away from self-respect.
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Clever Girls Know Bola Sokunbi started Clever Girl Finance with a desire to empower women on their wealth-building journeys.
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Hunger has driven some people to riot — and others into rickety fishing boats, fleeing Venezuela on reckless journeys by sea.
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Fares on Shanghai's subway are 3 to 4 renminbi, or 45 to 60 cents, for all but the longest journeys.
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In the end, New Yorkers from a wide cross section of countries, including Tibet and Nigeria, shared their personal journeys.
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After the first unexpected visit, many more of these journeys ended on our doorstep in Karachi and then in Lahore.
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"Cartography," a multimedia work inspired by migrants' stories, presents their journeys as universal and heroic, not merely tales of suffering.
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They are determined and stubborn, but their tireless upstream journeys increasingly ended at the dams and obstructions of human industry.
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And the plot, while reminding you of many other plots, journeys ahead in its own startling way in unpredictable directions.
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One of the current challenges for EVs is ensuring there are enough charging stations for longer journeys to be completed.
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In order to motivate others to be unafraid in their journeys, Branson recommended that other leaders follow his parents' lead.
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