Exos lie flat on tables like bodies in a morgue.
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Bend a sheet of steel and it will not lie flat.
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It's spiral-bound, so it'll lie flat on your desk easily.
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In the forward cabins, passengers are treated to lie-flat seating.
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Boom's planes will not feature lie-flat beds, showers and cocktail bars.
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The lie-flat beds are made of memory foam for added comfort.
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You want thin rectangular slices, which, when threaded on skewers, lie flat.
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You get some of the perks but not the lie-flat seat.
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Iberia offers a standard, European business class cabin with lie-flat seats.
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It can lie flat, hang on a wall, or stand on the floor.
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It even had a sofa that could turn into a lie-flat bed.
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Huzayfah: I'd take off my shirt and just lie flat on the ground.
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Q&A Q. Why won't gift wrap lie flat when you unroll it?
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For years, airlines have had lie-flat beds in first and business class.
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We lie flat, stiff, face down, on arduous, uninviting surfaces, say, an escalator's steps.
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Maybe not complete lie-flat, just based on the area, but a good recline.
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Conditioners work by smoothing the outer layer so that the cuticle layers lie flat.
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Just one of those things you get in long hair that just won't lie flat.
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But most of the sensors in such devices have to lie flat against the body.
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Qatar Airways' Qsuite, unveiled last year, features forward facing seats and lie-flat double beds.
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United is testing a second version of its new lie-flat seat for domestic routes.
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Wi-Fi, lie-flat seating with AC power and USB capabilities…you get the picture.
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The Arc Touch Mouse, which debuted in 2010, could lie flat but was an ergonomic mess.
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I found some fully lie-flat leather recliners tucked away in the back of the lounge.
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Lie flat on your back and look up, taking in as much of the sky as possible.
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The airline has expanded its Mint premium cabin, which offers lie-flat beds, to more transcontinental routes.
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The flights will have 161 seats — 67 in lie-flat business class and 94 in premium economy.
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Dumbbell pullovers Lie flat on a bench with your feet touching the ground and your head supported.
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He used to iron his money so the bills would lie flat and fold in his wallet easily.
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Core and Corrective Phase: Bicycles (1 minute) Lie flat on your back with hands cradled behind your neck.
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The Gjemeni flagship is a convertible couch that turns from stark seating system into a lie-flat futon.
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It includes a mattress pad and pillows, and costs significantly less than a lie-flat business-class seat.
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It is direct aisle access, a lie-flat bed, good IFE (in-flight entertainment) and some personal space.
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Lufthansa offers the usual first-class amenities: personal entertainment systems, lie-flat beds, luxury toiletries, and the like.
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The airline has developed a set of triple-stacked, lie-flat sleep pods it calls the Economy Skynest.
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The display doesn't lie flat against the keyboard, but at an angle, all that leather adds to the bulk.
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But it was tasty food and a lie-flat seat on a long flight — what&aposs not to like?
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Last year, Dubai-based Fly Dubai, unveiled lie-flat beds in business class for its 737 MAX 8 jets.
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But if Air New Zealand has its way, the lie-flat bed will finally find its way to coach.
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The pod, called the "Economy Skynest," offers six full-length, lie-flat beds in an enclosed pod-like setting.
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It would become the first carrier in the U.S. to offer lie-flat seats on this type of plane.
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Maybe you can even relax in the seat, and the back will extend into some sort of lie-flat mode.
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You can also lie flat on your back while watching things using the SkyLights hardware, which is a nice touch.
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Featuring lie-flat beds, Mint also provides travelers with better food and amenities kits that aren't offered in standard coach.
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The volumes lie flat on the table when you open them, and the letters are big and black and clear.
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But what happens when the boutique airline's lie-flat seats are actually cheaper than premium economy on the other airlines?
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Medical experts testified at the trial that to properly administer CPR, the patient's back should lie flat against the floor.
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The painting was deemed admirably even — no bumps or distorted areas — and was left to lie flat for a while.
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In wave after wave of grueling action, they jump up, roll back to lie flat, then rise to leap again.
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We had splurged on business class for the 11-hour overnight flight so we could lie flat on our money.
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Their covers fray, ink bleeds through their whisper-thin pages, and it's next to impossible to get them to lie flat.
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The highlights of the product were the four private suites with single "throne" seats and lie-flat seats at every seat.
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If you want to turn them off, you twist the ear cups so that they can lie flat on a table.
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I usually upgrade myself with miles for red-eye flights, so I can sleep in the lie-flat seats in business.
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The airline claims passengers will have enough room to change their clothes, even after the lie-flat bed is set up.
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The seats convert to a lie-flat bed which the flight attendant will come and make for you before you sleep.
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Delta Air Lines, American Airlines and JetBlue offer lie-flat seats on transcontinental routes, the latter two on narrowbody Airbus jets.
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For underwire bras, the gore (the center piece joining the two cups) should lie flat on the center of your chest.
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But of all the blocks designed to lie flat on a table or floor, have you ever seen any shaped like pentagons?
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On a grassy slope in the South Fields, 50 four-foot-wide wooden stars lie flat on the ground across two acres.
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Lie flat on your back with your feet facing east and look up, taking in as much of the sky as possible.
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I bought it almost every day if I could and I'd lie flat on my bed and just pore over the stats.
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One person called her "an island," a possible reference to that fact that she uses a wheelchair that lets her lie flat.
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The sleep pods, called the Skynest, would offer lie-flat beds for some economy passengers who pay extra for access to it.
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As you see above, what he arrived at is a set of eight thin metal curls that normally lie flat inside the case.
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Rius Vernandes' Insta feed is filled with pictures of first-class flights, lie-flat seats, and even a hypebeasty Supreme x Rimowa suitcase.
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The offerings included extra-long lie-flat seats, a nutrition zone, biometric monitoring and analyzing systems, and a recovery room with massage table.
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Think a vanity and mini-bar at each seat, a comfortable lie-flat bed, and top-notch food, drink, and Champagne on board.
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When painting, the surfaces of Douglas' artworks usually lie flat as she applies her media, and she works silently and alone, often outside.
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During the two months he had to lie flat on his back, it became clear that he wanted to devote himself to food.
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When flights take half the time, amenities like bulky lie-flat beds and multiple catered meals become unnecessary, saving fuel and reducing emissions.
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" Citizens are cautioned to "lie flat on the ground and cover your head" and "remove your clothing to keep radioactive material from spreading.
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Followers travel the world alongside him, often in first class; in one story, he stripped down to Versace briefs in a lie-flat bet.
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The technology company's desktop computer, the Surface Studio, has a touch-screen monitor that can lie flat and be drawn on with a stylus.
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So just like when you're super drunk, it's a good idea not to lie flat on your back if you've just been doing whippits.
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All-aisle access 1-2-1 seating layouts became the expectation, rather than the exception, with lie-flat seats that can turn into beds.
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The seats, at least for those in the back, are comfortable but nothing like the lie-flat pods in business class cabins on major carriers.
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But the big discovery was that even these primitive feathers had velcro-like hooks that allow feathers to lie flat against each other, called barbules.
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A somewhat similar idea came in the form of an elevated suite concept for first- and business-class cabins, also featuring a lie-flat bed.
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It's chasing high-paying travelers with the expansion of its successful Mint premium class, which features lie-flat beds, suites with doors and amenity kits.
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If your tub is too small for the screens to lie flat, rest the bottom edges on the floor, placing them on an old towel.
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Many of the most coveted conveniences — like lie-flat beds, chef-made meals and personal mini-bars — are reserved for business and first class travelers.
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On a trans-Atlantic flight with a lie-flat business seat, you can save a couple thousand dollars by booking your hotel through the airline.
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Kirby said the airline could fly the lie-flat product to and from cities such as Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington and New York.
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Rather than semi-private lie-flat seats with direct aisle access, the airline's regional narrow-body planes offer cushy recliners in a 2-2 layout.
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Besides being well-performing PCs powered by Intel Core chips, the laptops have the ability to lie flat if you push back the monitor 180 degrees.
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JetBlue's Mint business class offers lie-flat seats and suites with doors and higher-end food than the coach-class cabins where the airline sells meals.
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Mint class, which is only available on JetBlue's Airbus A321 aircraft, includes lie-flat seats, food service, a signature cocktail and 15-inch flat screen TVs.
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The best business class award was specifically due to Air Canada's addition of its Signature Class — a business class with executive pods and lie-flat beds.
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But U.S. airlines are souping up the front of their planes with lie-flat seats, an attempt to entice more high-paying domestic business travelers aboard.
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Aside from the President's own bedroom, Air Force One is not fitted with the type of lie-flat seats that are now commonplace in commercial business classes.
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The airline plans to design new Mint cabin specially for the trans-Atlantic routes with more of the lie-flat seats and other new features, JetBlue said.
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So, unless you're willing to drop some serious cash, you won't get to experience Emirates' private suites in First Class, and lie-flat seats in Business Class.
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The shed was 80 square feet of paradise: It had a door that locked and I could lie flat on the floor and not touch any walls.
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The business-class section does have lie-flat seats, and benefits from the airline's Polaris service, which includes Saks Fifth Avenue-branded bedding and fleece-lined slippers.
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Carriers' business models depend on them drawing a curtain between those of us stuffed into economy-class seats and our betters who have paid for lie-flat beds.
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The Pad does not prop the phone up like the station, but instead allows it to lie flat, where it can be used as a trackpad or keyboard.
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Airlines can sell the spacious lie-flat seats in the front of the plane for thousands of dollars at high margins, while economy seats sell for much less.
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Eurowings is introducing a business class with a lie-flat bed on some of its long-haul flights from Duesseldorf next month in an effort to boost profitability.
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It's certainly relatively narrow compared to the business class seats you'd find on a bigger plane, and someone larger might have trouble getting comfortable in lie-flat mode.
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Emirates is touted as one of the best business and first class airlines, and you'll get lie-flat seats and be served excellent champagne and multi-course meals.
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Delta Air Lines on Monday said next year it will expand its Delta One cabin, which includes lie-flat seats that are more common on long-haul international flights.
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Parker designed the debut collection in six months, and it's replete with clean lines, beautiful, lie-flat seaming, and a sophisticated palette (no neons in this all-solids assortment).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Two multicolored rocks, placed side by side, cast long shadows that lie flat before bending at the walls they intersect, as shadows typically do.
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I felt like I needed to lie flat on the cold tile of the dirty restroom until my face was absorbed into the square pattern and I ceased to exist.
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The Hawaiian Airlines flight onboard an A245-210 will operate five times a week, with 220 economy seats, 68 Extra Comfort seats and 18 lie-flat seats in first class.
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The long aluminum cylinder can always be detached if it's preventing you from getting somewhere, but it's also an asset when reaching under beds since the V11 can basically lie flat.
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The previous model had a retractable keyboard tray as well, but now the keys are designed to lie flat individually when the laptop is folded, rather than having a sunken tray.
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Even those who write for a living, like comedians, are used to writing dialogue that comes to life when spoken; on the page, their jokes have a tendency to lie flat.
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Beginning in March, Delta will add light gray cotton loungewear to the amenities it offers in the cabin, including lie-flat seats each with aisle access, premium bedding and Tumi amenity kits.
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It recently took possession of two brand-new Airbus A321neo aircraft equipped with top-of-the-line lie-flat seats after previously relying on second-hand Boeing 757s with angle-flat seats.
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JETBLUE EXPANDS PREMIUM NETWORK FROM BOSTON JetBlue has launched its premium Mint service, featuring lie-flat seating, from Boston's Logan International Airport to San Francisco daily, eventually expanding to three trips daily.
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An empty row in economy can be used as a lie-flat seat since one can lay down and stretch out, but beds in the economy take that to the next level.
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The supports are also removable if you want your faux Game Boy to lie flat, or if you want to try to figure out a way to mount it as a wall clock.
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Flydubai has pivoted from the low-cost airline it launched as eight years ago, and at the Dubai Airshow showed off its own new cabins which have fully lie-flat business class seats.
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It helps that batteries in EVs usually lie flat on the bottom of the car body, making it easier for the car's cabin to open up for the driver and front passenger areas.
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So you'd lie flat in this sort of sarcophagus and when other tenants would enter the building, they'd step on this box, with my upper half inside, on their way up the stairs.
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On the sport utility models, the compact spare fits entirely within a compartment under the rear floor, but on the sedans it juts out too high, meaning the floor panel cannot lie flat.
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The airline flies a variety of aircraft between Newark and San Francisco, including the Boeing 757-200, Boeing 777-300ER, and Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner, each offering business class passengers lie-flat seats.
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Madely Martinez, a biology major, remembers hiding from vigilantes after being dropped off in the desert by a blue truck, having to lie flat and still as fire ants crawled all over her.
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"Any time you have new types of innovation, whether that's premium economy or lie-flat seats," Chua said, "as soon as that becomes something that passengers really want, then the industry shifts pretty radically."
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The basic premise makes sense: Hold your skin taut for long enough, and it'll take some time for it to loosen up again — like using paperweights to make a rolled-up poster lie flat.
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JetBlue executives have said they plan to market the airline's premium Mint cabin that features lie-flat seats, better food and amenities kits, to entice high-paying corporate business travelers away from entrenched rivals.
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Public buildings are festooned with public-information posters entitled "How to react after a terrorist attack", instructing people to turn off their mobile phones, keep away from windows and lie flat on the ground.
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Prices vary but for flights in December, about $6,000 will buy a ticket that gets travelers a seat in the suite, which features a lie-flat bed, and heavy door for added alone time.
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The second, adagio, movement begins with one man (Sam Black) adjusting his balance on one leg, while other dancers lie flat on the floor, now writhing to the beat, now positioning themselves like sunbathers.
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Among new features for the 20203, which lists for $56 million, the company is developing a convertible chaise lounge that passengers can use as a bench, a reclining chair or a lie-flat mattress.
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Business class cabins have becoming more elaborate in recent years, with lie-flat beds and either a suite or a pod-style seat as more or less the standard for long-haul international travel.
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Splaying allows the legs to lie flat while the breast rises regally above them, which means you're able to add wine and onions to the bottom of the pan without them touching the breast.
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In 2014, it launched Mint, a premium cabin with lie-flat seats, on its transcontinental routes, a play for lucrative business travelers in cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Boston and Seattle.
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" The new design — with suite-like pods — offers easy access to the aisle, lie-flat seats with up to 6'6" of bed space, mood lighting, lumbar support, storage areas and, well, you get the idea.
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The seats in the Delta One suites convert to lie-flat beds but passengers can get comfortable using controls if they want to just recline while they watch new releases on the 18-inch monitors.
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When the curators told her that the piece, which was designed to lie flat on the ground, was going to be positioned half on and half off a ramp, Benglis pulled out of the exhibition.
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Outside of the cockpit, airline execs want a new Boeing plane to have more flexibility in how seats could be arranged and reshuffled, with some premium carriers calling for more flexibility to install lie-flat beds.
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My father once told me that the key to getting treated quickly in an emergency room is to lie flat on the floor, because they know you wouldn't do that unless your situation was really dire.
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A key part of JetBlue's strategy breaking open their hold on service Europe would be its popular Mint business class, which features lie-flat seats and some suites with sliding doors as well as premium meals.
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Thanks to the competition that results from Open Skies, U.S. legacy carriers are now paying attention to on-board menus and creature comforts like installing fully lie-flat beds, which are already common among Gulf carriers.
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Trude Guermonprez's woven sculpture presents two intersecting flat tapestries that form an X. It's hung just a few feet from Kay Sekimachi's ethereal weaving of nylon monofilament, pillowy in its shape, never meant to lie flat.
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United does offer lie-flat seats in the front of the cabin on the older, Boeing 757 planes, but the airline would be the first in the U.S. to put this type of seat on 737s.
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Business and first class passengers take lie-flat seats for granted today, but British Airways came up with what was a crazy idea 20 years ago, and people watched and wondered — until everyone else jumped on it.
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A post on the agency's blog suggests that the fastest way to get a wedding dress through security is obvious: Make sure it can lie flat in a bag that can fit through an X-ray machine.
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But as lie-flat beds and pods in business class become the norm, carriers are looking at other ways to stand out in the premium cabin world, adding fancy bedding, food and amenities kits that include pajamas.
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I felt better after this flight than I've ever felt after a long-haul flight, including those on which I was lucky enough to sit in a first- or business-class cabin with a lie-flat seat.
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HAMMAMET, Tunisia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The trunks of two palm trees lie flat on the white sand outside the Sultan Hotel in Hammamet, Tunisia, a stark sign of the rapid erosion this stretch of beach is suffering.
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The three airlines, which offer flights around the world connecting through Persian Gulf hubs, are known for massive planes with features like lie-flat seats that turn into beds, private first-class suites, and even onboard showers.
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It showed how the spines lie flat when not in "lick mode," which lets collected fur slide off — counter-intuitively, into your cat's stomach, where it gets balled up and puked out in the manner of time immemorial.
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In February, Kamionkowski and collaborators reported detailed information about primordial particles that is encoded in the geometry of four-point correlations, which "get interesting," he said, because four points can lie flat or sweep into the third dimension.
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Qantas is a perennial passenger favorite, especially given its first-class options: lie-flat beds are a full 6.5-feet-long and have sheepskin mattresses, and ottomans make it possible to entertain a guest in your own suite.
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Instead, airlines such as Delta and Qatar Airways are making business-class seats more private and luxurious with lie-flat beds, a bet employers will shell out for seats and they won't have to sacrifice seats to free upgrades.
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The flights will have 83 seats — 28 in lie-flat business class and 2000 in premium economy, which uses bigger seats that have more legroom than traditional coach seats but do not have the ability to become a bed.
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They can be turned into lie-flat beds, so you can sleep far more easily on long flights — especially because, you know, you won't be surrounded by other humans who tend to be quite loud at the most inconvenient times.
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The "complex seat configuration" of Qatar Airways' Qsuite, business class which features seats that face each other, and lie-flat double beds, had delayed the delivery of the A350-1000, until February, Baker said on Monday without detailing a specific date.
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Case-free folks like myself would be quick to point out that such a hefty bump tends to get stuck while sliding the device in a pocket, and when you put the iPhone on a table, it won't lie flat.
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Airlines are betting that these travelers (or more likely, their employers) are willing to splurge on a seat that provides ample workspace and a lie-flat bed for a good night's sleep, and that it will boost their bottom lines.
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You can use a paring knife to cut through the skin that connects the legs to the body, then just press down and pull on the thighs until you hear them pop out of their sockets and lie flat. Easy.
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Most people associate Crystal with its luxury cruise line, but in 2017 the company debuted Crystal Skye, a lavishly transformed Boeing 777 aircraft with 88 lie-flat seats, a bar and social lounge and an in-flight crew with an executive chef.
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He said he believed that pure low-cost rivals in Europe, which typically target leisure customers, would have trouble getting enough demand in the winter months, whereas Boost would attract business customers, who typically fly year-round, thanks to lie-flat seats, air miles and the Air France network.
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You could also travel in style by spending 60,2450 miles (at the saver level) for a lie-flat seat in Polaris business class (You&aposll need to pay an extra 250,2000 miles to fly in business on one of United&aposs partners.)Use the United Excursionist Perk to visit two cities for the price of one.
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The HiRise is unique in that it provides a charging puck that can both mount in the frame (which has a nice weighted base to stay rock solid on your desk) and pop out to either provide a lie-flat wireless charger (which will work with the new wireless AirPods charging case, for instance) or pack away in a bag.
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After paying a fee, checking my phone and everything in my pockets, I climbed several flights of stairs to a loggia, where an assistant strapped me into a belt with a Velcro loop for holding a potted bean plant, helped me into a sack that covered feet and backside, instructed me to lie flat, cross my arms and keep my head down, and gave me a shove.
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Jason Karolak continues his explorations of linear, florescent paint strokes on a black field, but he has dispensed with his usual freewheeling approach for something more deliberate: three out of the four easel-sized untitled paintings presented here (all 2016) are quasi-symmetrical wireframe designs involving rectangles, triangles, and parallelograms that flip back and forth in space, or lie flat against the picture plane, depending on how you choose to look at them.
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A few years ago I spent four days at a cabin by a lake in western Maryland, writing a magazine profile of a man I'd just visited in a West Virginia prison, and in the afternoons I'd lie flat on my stomach on a small dock for hours — in the impossibly strong sun, while the wood bobbed up and down from the motorboat wakes — reading "The Hunger Games" as a break from writing about the prison-industrial complex.
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