LCD meanwhile were a fitting conclusion to Panorama's maiden voyage.
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Vegas set records early and often on its maiden voyage.
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The Miami-based company had announced AIDAnova's maiden voyage in September.
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An estimated 40 passengers boarded the boat for the maiden voyage.
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Next week is the season finale of the "Discovery" maiden voyage.
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On Stratolaunch's maiden voyage, the pilots won't even retract the landing gear.
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Built and having its maiden voyage, I'd say 15 to 20 years.
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ET to get the rocket off the ground for its maiden voyage Tuesday.
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The maiden voyage of the Restore-L robot is set for 2020.—Motherboard
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Scroll down for tour dates, too, including the band's maiden voyage to SXSW.
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How do you think Judd did in his maiden voyage as a documentarian?
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It is currently on its maiden voyage to Antarctica with 450 passengers aboard.
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However successful this maiden voyage is, Liu is dedicated to her art world airline.
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The buttplane took its maiden voyage last week, and everything was fine at first.
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The maiden voyage of the first self-driving commercial truck was a beer run.
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It's that sub that is now making its maiden voyage into the wild beyond.
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Some thoughts as we come to the end of the "Discovery" maiden voyage: 1.
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But it was a maiden voyage to India in 1998 that changed her forever.
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I was amazed at how much was in the bin after his maiden voyage.
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The Viking Sky belongs to Viking Ocean Cruises and made its maiden voyage in 2017.
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An ocean liner that saw its maiden voyage in 1952 may conquer the seas again.
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Welcome to the maiden voyage of The Weekend in College Football, VICE Sports' new column.
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The Boeing 737 was first imagined in 1964, and made its maiden voyage in 1967.
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The cruise ship is currently on a full capacity, 18-day maiden voyage to Antarctica.
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The demo follows a fictional ship inspector wandering the Titanic ahead of its maiden voyage.
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ESPN+ is literally being described by ESPN executives as "the maiden voyage" of that streaming segment.
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Trump's maiden voyage overseas will look different than Obama's international forays for other reasons as well.
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JetWest could make its maiden voyage in December, and the team behind it is aiming high.
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The Freewinds took its maiden voyage as a Scientology retreat in 1988, according to the church.
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Though maybe a trip through the Bermuda Triangle wasn't the best idea for a maiden voyage.
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The Rockaway line, the first of six new ferry routes, set off on its maiden voyage.
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My Maiden Voyage: a journey into the uncharted territories of how modernity is changing sex and intimacy That's why, as I embarked on my months-long expedition, I dubbed it my Maiden Voyage: a journey into the uncharted territories of how modernity is changing sex and intimacy.
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On July 27th, Elon Musk announced on Twitter that its maiden voyage will be sometime this November.
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Alas, only four will be selected for the maiden voyage: "Four people every two years," explained Lansdorp.
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Onlookers watch as the SS United States departs on her maiden voyage from New York City, 1952.
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Tyler Pina This isn't just limited to when I take the Pryma headphones on their maiden voyage.
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During its maiden voyage, at an MDC contemporary class, "I didn't feel quite like myself," she says.
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Also, keeping a sex journal was one of the most surprisingly illuminating parts of my Maiden Voyage.
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Before beginning my Maiden Voyage, I thought I had this whole sex thing pretty much figured out.
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Its maiden voyage came in May 2018, and it is expected to be commissioned later this year.
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The MMA universe was expecting big fights for UFC's maiden voyage at the iconic Madison Square Garden.
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Some of the hotel's accommodations feature the original artwork and wood paneling from the ship's maiden voyage.
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It set out on its maiden voyage in 1936 and made 62 safe flights before its destruction.
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I watched the maiden voyage of this robot a couple years ago on a field in Arkansas.
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In person, it was just shaking off an uneasy maiden voyage, and preparing for the long cruise ahead.
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The Shiki-Shima made its maiden voyage on May 1, from Tokyo to the northern island of Hokkaido.
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Southwest Airlines is making its maiden voyage to Hawaii on Tuesday — but there won't be any vacationers aboard.
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On Tuesday, the US diplomat begins his maiden voyage into the stormy seas of Middle East shuttle diplomacy.
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For its maiden voyage, the ship took on cargo at Asian ports, such as Hong Kong and Shanghai.
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Patrick's maiden voyage to New Hampshire found the candidate making exactly the pitch made by Biden, Buttigieg, Sen.
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As I prepared for my Maiden Voyage, though, I took a good, hard look at my sexual stock.
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I sometimes wonder what Dorothy Gregory thought when she saw me off on my maiden voyage to Greece.
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NASA and SpaceX are sending the capsule on its maiden voyage to the International Space Station this week.
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This past November, Hurtigruten sent the world&aposs first hybrid cruise ship on its maiden voyage to Antarctica.
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The diver in question, a plucky orange-and-white humanoid robot called OceanOne, had successfully completed its maiden voyage.
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The RMS Titanic sank on its maiden voyage from the United Kingdom to New York on April 15, 1912.
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If it wasn't the maiden voyage, we could fly in conditions similar to those today, even with the heat.
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Many celebs who'll be in attendance at this year's ceremony aren't making their maiden voyage down the red carpet.
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An American president's maiden voyage to the Middle East is a harrowing high-wire act under the best of circumstances.
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The Boeing 21969 flew its maiden voyage in early February of 2747, a week or so after I was born.
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The maiden voyage started in Valparaíso, Chile before cruising south along the coast of South America toward the Drake Passage.
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On its maiden voyage, in 1952, the ship made the fastest trans-Atlantic crossing ever, a record that still stands.
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Boaty McBoatface, the submarine named by an online poll, made a major climate discovery during its maiden voyage in Antarctica.
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It was completed in 2014, just days before it set sail on its maiden voyage on the Upper Mississippi River.
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The lessons I learned from my maiden voyage to Trader Joe's are ones I'll carry for the rest of my life.
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Expedition organizers say Boaty McBoatface captured "unprecedented" data during its maiden voyage, analyzing deep sea currents at depths exceeding 13,000 feet.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick just made his maiden voyage to India to participate in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambitious startup initiative.
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Quintessentially One sets sail on her maiden voyage in 2019/2020, but you'll have to wait to hear if you're invited.
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How the V83s performedOn its maiden voyage, the V8s ran for about an hour and a half on normal suction mode.
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The Titanic sank on April 43, 24, after it hit an iceberg during its maiden voyage from England to New York.
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The ship had been on its maiden voyage to New York City, but hit an iceberg about 400 miles from Newfoundland.
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He's been sending us back photos from the scene of the long-awaited maiden voyage of the world's most powerful rocket.
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Carolyn Pearson founded women's travel network Maiden Voyage in 2008 after a work-trip to Los Angeles left her feeling isolated.
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The Georgiana was described in contemporary accounts as the "most powerful Confederate cruiser," yet she was sunk on her maiden voyage.
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Mike Bloomberg vastly improved, but it would have been harder to get any worse compared to his maiden voyage last week.
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And in August 2019, an all-electric ferry capable of carrying roughly 30 vehicles and 200 passengers completed its maiden voyage.
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But when the first space tourists strap in for their maiden voyage to space in 21993, they'll have no such guarantees.
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More than 50 years after its maiden voyage, the very first Boeing 727 took its very last flight on Wednesday, March 2.
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Amtrak 501 was traveling from Seattle to Portland along a new route on the maiden voyage of an expanded high-speed option.
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The original Titanic sunk on its maiden voyage, killing 1,500 passengers and crew in one of the most iconic sea disasters ever.
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Musk tweeted out pictures of the rocket almost fully assembled at Cape Canaveral, Florida, where it's due to start its maiden voyage.
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It is thought that the "mermaids" Christopher Columbus and his crew spotted on their maiden voyage to the Americas were actually manatees.
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Its maiden voyage, which was earmarked for scientific research, eventually brought Cook to the shores of the fabled "Terra Australis" in 1770.
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The maiden voyage of the Yara Birkeland later this year will be a small but important milestone toward electrifying the world's ships.
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The 3,954-passenger Carnival Horizon — which, at 133,500 tons is the cruise ship company's biggest vessel — had its maiden voyage in 2018.
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The world's first hybrid cruise ship is currently on its maiden voyage, an 18-day trip to Antarctica with 450 guests onboard.
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"This is a big event in the opening up of the Arctic," Mr. Putin said of the tanker's maiden voyage this year.
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Long before a new car model hits showroom floors, it often takes its maiden voyage in a very incognito — and strangely scientific — way.
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Machado, who turns 26 on Friday, said he prefers to finish this season with the Orioles before his maiden voyage into free agency.
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Here's what project leader Yael Maguire said about the decision to stop building the internet plane Aquila, which crashed on its maiden voyage.
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On its maiden voyage in 1952, the liner's 268,000-horsepower engines propelled it across the Atlantic in three days, 10 hours, 42 minutes.
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Calling DRU's maiden voyage a "test flight" might give the event a military-industrial complex vibe, but the reality is far more benign.
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Titanic II will make its maiden voyage from Jiangsu in Eastern China to Dubai, not Southampton to New York as did the original.
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The ship, the world's largest passenger ship at the time, was on its maiden voyage, headed from Southampton, England, to New York City.
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"It's been an education," he said of his maiden voyage into Times territory from the more conservative compound of The Wall Street Journal.
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World's biggest airplane takes first flight ever The Stratolaunch, the world's biggest airplane, took its maiden voyage in April in California's Mojave Desert.
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Three and a half days into its maiden voyage, Hull 200 was stuck in the Central Florida mud with no help in sight.
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And less than a month later, China's first domestically manufactured passenger jet took off from Shanghai's Pudong International Airport for its maiden voyage.
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It looks like the so-called "unsinkable" Titanic was not nearly as strong as she was purported to be prior to her maiden voyage.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had risen at 2AM so he could fly out to the proving ground and see Aquila's maiden voyage in person.
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Originally, the Falcon Heavy was meant to debut sometime in 2013 or 2014, but its maiden voyage has been continuously pushed back since then.
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The pair are on a maiden voyage to Singapore to discuss infrastructure and engineering force, per Today Online, a publication in the city-state.
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Plans for the maiden voyage of the cargo spacecraft were reported on the front page of the People's Daily, the official Communist Party newspaper.
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Giddy with anticipation, I embarked on my maiden voyage to a legal dispensary, a far cry from my High Maintenance-inspired NYC delivery service.
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They and their families vacationed together on the maiden voyage of the Disney cruise ship Fantasy, and shared several trips to Walt Disney World.
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Like with so much of the "Discovery" maiden voyage, the ambition and ideas are interesting, but the execution often leaves much to be desired.
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SINGAPORE — It's kept pre-order customers waiting for two years, but the Rotimatic is finally ready to make its maiden voyage to U.S. buyers.
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In October, the world's longest flight made its maiden voyage, from Newark Liberty International Airport, landing at Changi Airport in Singapore nearly 19 hours later.
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I'm actually going to be out on a ship called the Freewinds, doing an event that we do yearly in Scientology called the Maiden Voyage.
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Rick's take: Unfortunately, the technology for digital paid subscribers failed on its maiden voyage for this type of event, posing logistical problems in the future.
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Fresh from its maiden voyage to Shenyang, China, the plane arrived in Singapore this week for maintenance with FedEx Express, which donated the aircraft to Orbis.
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The aircraft, which is designed to be more quiet and efficient than its predecessors, will make its maiden voyage from Frankfurt Airport to Hamburg on Sunday.
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Birdie, as we named our vehicle, has now taken Matt and me through 15 states and two Canadian provinces since its maiden voyage in February 2019.
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And right now, the world's first hybrid, battery-supported cruise ship is making its maiden voyage to Antarctica with 450 passengers aboard, according to Robb Report.
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Just recently, I was contemplating making that same purchase again, a new pair of loafers, almost 20 years after my maiden voyage to the Gucci boutique.
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When asked why the technology was not added in time for the maiden voyage, Sound Transit referred questions to Amtrak and Washington State's Department of Transportation.
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Burt BloomBrooklyn To the Editor: When someone vaults over a subway turnstile, or boards a bus through a rear door, it's generally not a maiden voyage.
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The odd number is the inflation-adjusted cost of a first-class ticket to stay in the Vanderbilt suite of the Titanic on its maiden voyage ($4,350).
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Soon, the first full-size replica of the ocean liner will allow delighted tourists to relive the ill-fated ship's maiden voyage, right down to the crash.
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There's certainly the question of whether Cruise would want to return to a franchise that's been heavily critically panned and rejected by audiences in its maiden voyage.
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The ACTUV will continue sea-trials for 18 months following its maiden voyage, where it will be tested for its long-range tracking and self-driving functions.
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He'd consider the flight a success if it doesn't burn up the launchpad; the Falcon Heavy likely won't reach orbit during its maiden voyage, according to Musk.
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The Crystal Serenity made her maiden voyage through the Northwest Passage this summer, and is scheduled to carry the ultra-wealthy through the ice again in 2017.
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The one thing you need to know about your maiden voyage towards Glastonbury that isn't related to drugs, footwear, or the toilets, is the one way system.
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It doesn't matter if you have high or low libido, lots of experience or no experience: The Maiden Voyage is a journey we can all benefit from.
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CNBC took a trip on United's recent maiden voyage from LAX to Singapore, which arrived at its destination in 16 hours, thanks to relatively little air resistance.
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The idea of alternative sources powering luxury vessels extends from yachts to cruises: The world's first hybrid cruise ship is currently on its maiden voyage to Antarctica.
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It was a particularly explosive claim because during the train's maiden voyage, with President Uhuru Kenyatta on board, two Kenyan women drove the train to much fanfare.
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Star Trek: Discovery One of the issues with the maiden voyage of "Star Trek: Discovery" is that the show doesn't appear to understand what motivates its characters.
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The maiden voyage of Facebook's internet-beaming drone prototype, Aquila, ended with a 20-foot section of the wing snapping off as it came in for a landing.
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Pruchnicki criticized Facebook's decision to have CEO Mark Zuckerberg present for the maiden voyage, saying it likely put added pressure on engineers to fly despite the wind conditions.
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As it turned out, though, the Middle Eastern leg of Mr Trump's nine-day maiden voyage was one of the less tumultuous periods of his presidency so far.
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Should the spectacular striker fail to take a win in his maiden voyage at the lighter weight class, he could be given his marching orders by the UFC.
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It's one of several stops on Trump's nine-day maiden voyage to Asia, which will also take him to Tokyo; Beijing; Hanoi and Da Nang, Vietnam; and Manila.
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The famed ship that sank on its maiden voyage was found on the ocean floor at a depth of more than 12,000 feet in the North Atlantic Ocean.
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Equipped with a bulky backpack, two dozen tiny jet thrusters and two bottles of nitrogen gas to fuel them, Mr. McCandless took his maiden voyage in February 1984.
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On April 10, 1912, the Titanic set sail on its maiden voyage from Southampton, England, across the Atlantic Ocean to New York with 2,200 passengers and crew aboard.
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This is also not the first time Muilenburg's touted that Boeing will power a crewed maiden voyage to the red planet: he made the same declaration in December.
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Those include the very large crude carrier Coshonour Lake, which was heading from Singapore to Europe on its maiden voyage with a cargo of 2 million barrels of diesel.
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Plenty of things could go wrong, and any one of them might be enough to turn this maiden voyage into a giant fireball — something Musk himself has often teased.
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The twin-fuselage, 6-engined plane — the world's largest aircraft by wingspan — took flight on its maiden voyage Saturday morning from Mojave Air and Space Port in Mojave, California.
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The sector has been boosted after Britain's biggest and most advanced warship, the 65,000-tonne aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth, set out on its maiden voyage earlier this year.
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"We are working hard to achieve our maiden voyage by around the end of 2016," Lu Zheng, COMAC's deputy head of marketing, said at a press conference in Beijing.
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It debuted three years behind schedule, tens of billions over budget, and was grounded 603 months after its maiden voyage, following a rash of mysterious lithium ion battery fires.
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Ahmed Obaid, who heads up the team working day and night to put the finishing touches on the nautical giant, hopes it will embark on its maiden voyage in March.
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Climate-change activists want people to fly less, but the New York-to-Sydney route that had its maiden voyage this week would keep travellers in the skies for longer.
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Ferguson, a former NASA astronaut and retired U.S. Navy captain, who helped design the way the crew interacts with the automated Boeing CST-100 Starliner, will lead its maiden voyage.
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On June 6th, after The Economist went to press, Spectrum of the Seas, its newest vessel, was due to embark on its maiden voyage from Shanghai carrying nearly 5,000 passengers.
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Since its maiden voyage down the Mississippi River, Dotty has sailed through rivers all over the US: the Tennessee River, the Sacramento River, the Hudson River, and the Ohio River.
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Later this year, the world's largest all-electric container ship is expected to take its maiden voyage, setting sail from a port in Norway and traveling down the Scandanavian coast.
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But the federal money was due to run out, and the pressure to get the maiden voyage done and open the line resulted in sped-up training, sources told CNN.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The world's first cruise ship propelled partially by battery power is set to head out from northern Norway on its maiden voyage, cruise operator Hurtigruten said on Monday.
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Overton was born before Henry Ford introduced the Model T, before the Titanic embarked on her doomed maiden voyage and before New Yorkers watched the first ball drop in Times Square.
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Olivia, a groundbreaking women's record label turned lesbian travel company, named for the hero of a Dorothy Bussy novel, has catered specifically to lesbian vacationers since its maiden voyage in 1990.
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The GSLV-Mk III's maiden voyage brought its satellite into a geosynchronous transfer orbit above Earth's equator—a high Earth orbit that allows a satellite to sync up with Earth's rotation.
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Passengers join Grumpy Cat, the "Worst Mate," of the Friskies' S.S. Holy Shrimp Boat as it embarks on its maiden voyage during the Austin-based festival on Friday, March 7, 2014.
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"We are really upfront that this is not the cheapest way to get to LA," Cabin Co-founder and President Gaetano Crupi, who was riding on the maiden voyage, told me.
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On April 4, 1983, Mr. Weitz led a crew of four that took Challenger on its maiden voyage, landing it successfully at Edwards Air Force Base in California on April 9.
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Other times, they were lucid but just as worrisome: "Planning my maiden voyage!" he captioned a photo of a sailboat he'd spontaneously purchased with what was supposed to be tuition money.
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After acquiring that dream villa on Lake Como, a vintage Bugatti and a seat on Elon Musk's maiden voyage to Mars, what would you do with the rest of your fortune?
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Boeing (BA) – Boeing completed a successful maiden voyage of its 777-X jet over the weekend, a respite for the jet maker amid the ongoing grounding of its 737 Max jet.
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Charting a new course Peace Boat hopes it will set sail on its maiden voyage in 2020, and that it will quickly become a showcase for the future of the industry.
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Two new scenarios include one set in a past, mythical Romanesque era while the other is set in the luxurious venue of the Titanic as the maiden voyage turns deadly and zombifying.
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The 136-feet wide- cruise set sail on its maiden voyage on April 17, 2016 from Southampton, and is now in Asia, at the tail-end of its 52-night global odyssey.
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The train, which left with 33 passengers on its maiden voyage from Tokyo on Monday, features traditional tatami rice straw mats and bathtubs made from hiroki cypress wood in its executive suites.
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The RMS Titanic, which collided with an iceberg in 1912 just four days into her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York City, is arguably the most famous shipping disaster in history.
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With a layer of polystyrene underneath, a strapped on outboard motor and an aesthetically necessary splash of paint, the make-shift vessel made its maiden voyage out onto Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand.
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Turkish baths on the Titanic II. The gymnasium on the Titanic II. The control room on the Titanic II. The maiden voyage will set off from Jiangsu, China, and travel to Dubai.
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The Norwegian Encore, which measures almost 1,100 feet long and can carry nearly 4,000 guests, will embark on its maiden voyage later this month with trips to the Caribbean on its schedule.
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Trump's first foreign trip is a noted break from his predecessors, as he becomes the first president to select the Middle East as his primary stop on his maiden voyage, per CNN.
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This recipe is courtesy of Gabriel Rucker, chef and owner of Le Pigeon in Portland, and is equal parts booze and slushy and perfect for the maiden voyage of your snowless balcony.
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Watch: Casting Curses and Love Spells with the Most Powerful Witches in Romania This was the first Awakening expo, but the packed crowd clearly didn't care that this was its maiden voyage.
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Last night, it apparently made its maiden voyage, and it has already sold 177 tickets, according to founder Tom Currier, a Stanford dropout who has also launched the co-living startup Campus Coliving.
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"Getting Better" (Take 21) The maiden voyage of "Getting Better" sounds significantly heavier than the finished product, with McCartney out front with a Wurlitzer keyboard, and fuzzed out bass thundering across the verses.
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For the maiden voyage of our new show MOLTISSIMO, Mario Batali threw down in the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen and prepared some tailor-made dishes for VICE's Ben Anderson and the inimitable Rosie Perez.
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Some family of eight just checked into the Hilton Dallas and they gotta share the maiden voyage up to their room with a barefoot wet guy acting like he's not barefoot and wet.
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The Hokulea successfully repeated its maiden voyage in 1980 and undertook a more ambitious voyage in 1985, to New Zealand by way of Tahiti and the Cook Islands, returning via Tonga and Samoa.
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" And with hovering piano chords and hissing cymbal, "Down With the Clique" hints at the anticipation of Herbie Hancock's "Maiden Voyage" as Solange reminisces, "We were rollin' up the street/Chasing the divine.
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Also on Thursday, Virgin Voyages, part of Richard Branson's Virgin Group, announced it would postpone the launch of Scarlet Lady, its first ship, to July 22020 and reschedule the maiden voyage to August 7.
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Virgin Voyages will unveil the first of four ships in Dover on the south coast of England before she sails on to the United States for a maiden voyage around the Caribbean in April.
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Virgin Voyages will unveil the first of four ships in Dover on the south coast of England before she sails on to the United States for a maiden voyage around the Caribbean in April.
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Part of the site has been sold and hosts a museum dedicated to Titanic, the largest floating vessel of its time which sank on its maiden voyage in 1912 with the loss of 1,500 lives.
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In 2004, Piccard, along with pilot André Borschberg, began working on their first fuel-less aircraft prototype, embarking on the maiden voyage of Solar Impulse in April of 2010 with an impressive 26-hour flight.
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Now, a storm brewing at home threatens to dampen the afterglow of Trump's maiden voyage abroad, which was greeted as a near triumph by even a few Republicans who have been critical of the president.
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AUSTIN, Texas — Richard Arvin Overton was born before Henry Ford introduced the Model T, before the Titanic embarked on her doomed maiden voyage and before New Yorkers watched the first ball drop in Times Square.
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That's especially true now that companies like Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin and Moon Express — which just raised enough money to fund its maiden voyage to the moon — are becoming more aggressive about their interplanetary goals.
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France has been occupied, the Americans have cracked the Enigma code (but the Germans don't know this yet) and German soldiers stationed in La Rochelle, France, are preparing for the U-612 submarine's maiden voyage.
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Ms. Chapman said she had "no idea" that the presentation of her engagement ring in the Big Easy was tied to the maiden voyage of a train beneath a stretch of asphalt on Manhattan's East Side.
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In "Towed to Sea (1912)" (2012), which was made during the centenary of the Titanic's fateful, maiden voyage, Petlin's outline of the famed ship is filled with white, a sign of its impending collision with an iceberg.
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Last year, a Russian-operated liquefied natural gas tanker, the Christophe de Margerie, made its maiden voyage carrying fuel to Asia over the thawing Arctic Ocean, which is opening as a new shipping route to the east.
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Ten years after Skylab, and at the age of 51, Weitz was designated the commander of STS-6—the maiden voyage of the Space Shuttle Challenger, which launched from Kennedy Space Center, Florida, on April 4, 1983.
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The object of their fascination is RMS Titanic, which sank in the early hours of April 15, 1912 after ramming into an iceberg on its maiden voyage from England to New York, killing more than 1,500 people.
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The "Dragon Wagon" as we dubbed it, made her major maiden voyage with minimal incident—aside from the bus doors blowing open outside of Calgary, calling for us to tie them down so we could keep driving.
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Setting out on your own Maiden Voyage to discover what pleasure means to you — whether alone, with a partner, or multiple partners — is one way to participate in this radical movement redefining pleasure as a human right.
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Clinton, aides, Secret Service agents and, yes, the news media all boarded the newly designed Boeing 737, which carried the whole motley crew on a maiden voyage, to Labor Day events in Cleveland and Hampton, Ill. Mrs.
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In a video of the maiden voyage, shown on a nearby wall, Lady Gaga, wearing white vinyl boots and a white helmet, steps into a voluptuously contoured torso of molded white fiberglass attached to a small platform.
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An older ship Winkleman noted that the Freedom of the Seas ship, which made its maiden voyage in 2006, is older, and none of the newer ships have similar windows that can be opened in the same way.
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President Trump came to the United Nations Tuesday, his maiden voyage before the international body he has long criticized, with a reputation for plain talk and far-reaching language -- the kind of talk rarely heard in UN hallways.
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Boeing officials said the maiden voyage would last 3-5 hours and herald months of testing and certification before the aircraft enters service with Emirates in 2021, a year later than originally scheduled because of snags during development.
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SpaceX has been promising to fly its next big rocket, the Falcon Heavy, for about four years now — but in a new video released today, the company revealed the vehicle may be finally getting ready for its maiden voyage.
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Stocked with crates of artisanal gin and vodka, the emissions-free cargo ship is making its maiden voyage from the tiny town of Elsfleth in northwest Germany and around the tip of Denmark to Rostock, on Germany's northeast coast.
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Maiden Voyage does more than just inspect hotel rooms against female-friendly criteria— it also provides a secure online network to engage with other professional women who travel globally and works with safety organizations to provide women with advice.
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The maiden voyage to the moon is the one most fixed in the American storybook, so it is no surprise that the trickle of mementos from that flight demand a higher price than anything that's come before or since.
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But the maiden voyage comes just two weeks after Cameron announced his intention to step down as Prime Minister following the U.K.'s decision to leave the European Union, meaning this could be his only opportunity to fly on the jet.
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Jim Mellon, chairman of investment business, the Burnbrae Group, told CNBC on Wednesday that the euro zone economy was akin to the Titanic, the supposedly "practically unsinkable" ship that collided with an iceberg and sunk on its maiden voyage in 1912.
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Woolley and dozens of other divers scoured the watery depths around the shipwreck of the Zenobia, a cargo vessel laden with trucks that sank about 2 km off the southern Cypriot town of Larnaca in 1980 on its maiden voyage.
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Three teams have been selected from an initial pool of over a hundred (two-thirds of which were from universities) to hitch a ride on NASA's Exploration Mission-1, the maiden voyage of the new Space Launch System and Orion spacecraft.
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That gentleman having been unexpectedly called away on family matters, a last-minute substitute was found, in the form of a middling third-year medical student making his maiden voyage: a young man by the name of Arthur Conan Doyle.
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MIAMI — When two Cuban-Americans here recently tried to book a trip on Carnival Cruise Line's maiden voyage to Cuba — the first American cruise ship to visit in at least 50 years — the result was not what they had in mind.
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BOONE, Iowa (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand made her maiden voyage to the critical primary state of Iowa over the weekend, laying out her case that she is the best Democrat to challenge President Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential election in 2020.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Rocket Lab, GIF via GizmodoWhile rocket launches aren't typically thought of as "cute," watching the maiden voyage of Rocket Lab's Electron rocket is the closest we'll get to seeing the Brave Little Toaster go to space.
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Ever since then, 'The Notorious' has been followed by some of the most passionate fans in the sport, and there will definitely be some additional Dutch interest in next weekend's heavyweight title fight following on from UFC successful maiden voyage in the country.
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And by last year, when the even newer Escape sailed on its maiden voyage, the Haven's 95 staterooms were located so high up in the forward part of the ship that even guests in comparatively expensive staterooms might remain unaware of its existence.
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The interactive center - built beside the slipway from where the iconic liner was launched - charts the history of the Titanic from the laying of its keel in 1909 to its sinking on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York in 1912.
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On April 13, coast guard officials from the US and Canada will train for a cruise ship catastrophe: a mass rescue from a luxury liner on its maiden voyage through the remote and deathly cold waters between the Northwest Passage and the Bering Strait.
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But if the Falcon Heavy that took off from 39A on February 93th could boast only half the thrust of those bygone giants, its successful maiden voyage still proved it the most powerful rocket in the world today, as well as the most technologically advanced.
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Carnival first announced plans to sail to Cuba following the U.S. authorization granted last July, and Ms. Russell said that the company has received several bookings and much interest for the maiden voyage since then but expects a spike in reservations following Cuba's approval.
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The twin-fuselage plane, called the Stratolaunch, flew for about two and a half hours over the Mojave Desert in Southern California, reaching a speed of 189 miles per hour and an altitude of 17,000 feet in its maiden voyage, the Stratolaunch team said.
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Scarlet Lady, the first vessel introduced by the adults-only, all-inclusive cruise line is preparing for its maiden voyage on April 193, 2020, after successfully completing sea trials in November, according to a press release from the company headed by billionaire Sir Richard Branson.
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And it was also the last time that Full Frontal's maiden voyage really dwelled on the lady elephant in the room — though Bee's decidedly female point of view will obviously continue to inform her comedy, as will her status as a woman in a male-dominated industry.
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On another ship to come, the 84-guest Crystal Ravel, whose maiden voyage departs in August 2017, a weeklong itinerary called " Bordeaux, the Wine Region & Beyond" will head into the heart of France's wine region, including a visit to Arachon, a seaside town famous for its oysters.
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The SS United States, which could go 10,000 miles before refueling, broke the trans-Atlantic speed record on its maiden voyage in 1952, and was considered the nation's most luxurious liner, masked its secret mission to convert into a naval troop ship carrying 15,000 soldiers if needed (it wasn't).
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" Johnson and Masters biographer, Thomas Maier, recreated the Ulysses maiden voyage in his book, Masters of Sex (the primary text for the Showtime series): "No one had ever photographed the inside of a woman during coitus, documenting the female reaction to the entry and penetration of the phallus.
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He said last month that SpaceX intends to send Musk's Tesla Roadster to space, told The Verge that the plan was "totally made up," but then actually followed through with preliminary planning to send the vehicle in the payload of the maiden voyage of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket.
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This is the first time producing the Academy Awards for the veteran production execs, and both were determined to find the perfect host to kick off their maiden voyage into live TV. "We were looking for someone in that Johnny Carson, Bob Hope mold," De Luca tells PEOPLE.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has heralded the start of the ferry service, known as NYC Ferry, in multiple news conferences, lauding how it began ahead of schedule in May, presiding over the christening of a boat and taking a turn in the captain's chair during a maiden voyage.
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Instead, it is likely to conjure up images of Leonardo DiCaprio from the film of the same name, or some of the actual passengers who desperately gripped a chair just like this one in the icy Atlantic when the Titanic sank on its maiden voyage to New York after striking an iceberg.
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Contrariwise, when Obama made his maiden voyage to the Middle East, he held both private sessions and spoke to an open forum in Cairo and received thunderous ovations; later, he was criticized for not meeting expectations in the aftermath of Arab revolts that began in 2011 and continue to rock the region, e.g.
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Mr. Trump has denied he was making fun of the appearance of Serge Kovaleski, the Times reporter, and denies ever having met him, even though news articles show the two had interacted in the past, with Mr. Kovaleski going with Mr. Trump on the daylong maiden voyage of the now-defunct "Trump Shuttle" in 1989.
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At what should have been the Republicans' great moment of triumph in a maiden voyage after winning the 2014 midterm elections and control of both houses of Congress, House Speaker John Boehner and Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell got overconfident and made the disastrous decision to immediately spurn the voters who provided their great victory.
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On Saturday night in Newark, 19-year-old 'Super' Sage Northcutt lost for the first time in eight professional outings as he made his maiden voyage to the Octagon as a welterweight, and judging by the international reaction to his defeat, it appeared as though the majority of the MMA world were waiting for the teenager to slip up.
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And, for reference, the sky is the limit, but I watched a friend go through the initial agony of shelling out for a pair from a well-known brand a few years ago only to witness him experiencing an ensuing pain when, miles into the woods on their maiden voyage, he caught a tree snag and tore them wide open.
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Rubenado Querubin, who captains a new boat set to make its maiden voyage soon after the court rules, estimates the costs of each trip at 120,000 pesos ($2,500) and said his crew have no choice but to run the Chinese gauntlet, or suffer big losses if they return without the seven tonnes of fish they need to catch to make a trip worthwhile.
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Running the length of these galleries is a sloping sort of gangway that gradually brings the visitor into the largest exhibition spaces and, combined with glassed-in ceiling and window walls, rather gives one the feeling of being on a cruise ship — especially on an appropriately dark and stormy night like the one that witnessed the opening of Gray Matters, the maiden voyage of newly appointed Senior Curator Michael Goodson.
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Of particular interest were the detonation in September of a possible H-bomb—a huge leap in terms of sheer nuclear kilotonnage—as well as November's maiden voyage of the impressive Hwasong-15 missile, which looks like it could place a warhead anywhere in the US. Every step North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un has taken into the nuclear big leagues has been met by a provocation from Trump.
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The show's trademark jittery electronic music and off-center framing make her maiden voyage into solo cybercrime a nerve-racking affair, but it's not until she winds up at the Nuclear Regulatory Agency's Washington office — waiting alone for hours under the blank black eye of a security camera, until a suspiciously cheery agent tries to lure her into a closed room at the end of a long, isolated hallway — that the fear really kicks in.
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