The truck has an onboard air compressor and onboard outlets.
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Then there's a group at the bottom who are not at all, who are losing and will not be onboard, are not onboard or it's very hard to get them onboard.
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In addition, guests will not be charged for any onboard incidental charges during the additional time onboard.
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Losing all the wires comes as a result of bringing onboard inside-out tracking for the headset utilizing four onboard cameras.
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The 104 people onboard the Ocean Viking, as well as 90 people onboard another rescue boat, will be relocated in Italy, Germany and France.
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Oculus sells two versions of the Quest, one with 64GB of onboard storage for $399 and another with 128GB of onboard storage for $2793.
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Oculus sells two versions of the Quest, one with 64GB of onboard storage for $399 and another with 128GB of onboard storage for $2793.
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The onboard storage and fitness tracking features work very well, and now passively, too, if you enable that feature, detecting workouts automatically using Bragi's onboard sensors.
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The agency said that the phones might be confiscated from passengers attempting to take them onboard, and that people found onboard with the phones might face fines.
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The all-inclusive fare comes with onboard gratuities, 24-hour in-suite dining, beverages in-suite and throughout the yacht, Wi-Fi, and onboard entertainment and enrichment.
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The Drive PX Pegasus was reportedly ready to power Level 5 autonomous robotaxis, without any onboard manual controls required onboard the vehicle for human intervention or takeover.
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Is the administration willing to table some of these trade issues that perhaps some Republicans are not onboard with in order to get them onboard with tax reform.
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Rival carrier Lufthansa started providing satellite-based broadband onboard its short-haul flights starting from last month, while Norwegian has offered customers free Wi-Fi onboard for some time.
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NASA noted that the spacecraft is limited "by the amount of onboard data storage" is has onboard, so it has to be picky with what it takes pictures of.
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" - Jaimie, 52 "Onboard moving Amtrak train in bathroom.
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It doesn't sound like any employees are coming onboard as part of the transition, but there will be some Jaunt folks helping to bring the tech onboard for a brief period.
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There were 47 people onboard — 37 of them Libyans.
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Richard Gaisford, an ITV journalist who was onboard the cruise ship travelling from Bergen, Norway, to Southampton, England, said security staff rushed to the buffet restaurant onboard after the late-night melee.
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The four crew members onboard the aircraft were not injured.
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The other tourists onboard were from Missouri, Arkansas and Illinois.
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Over 1,000 MLB players are already onboard as registered users.
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We'll look at things like, is it easy to onboard?
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The onboard displays feature real data modeled on actual calculations.
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We have to make sure that we onboard these buildings.
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They are completely autonomous, navigating with onboard computers and sensors.
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Did you create an embodied avatar to assist you onboard?
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Here, I just used the onboard faces and liked them.
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And, after all, we only had so much time onboard.
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Hiring committees expressed concern about bringing onboard grievously underqualified directors.
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A typical rocket fairing doesn't have any onboard engines, however.
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Of the 126 people onboard that day, 11 men died.
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For an extra $100, you can double the onboard storage.
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Robert Ward was onboard the bus and survived the crash.
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Small onboard propellers will stir the payload into the air.
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Kym Johnson Herjavec's dog is onboard for two new arrivals!
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Other key crew members are believed to be still onboard.
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Join us onboard and experience cargo under sail for yourself.
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BA made a big deal about the food onboard Concorde.
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More broadly, Android devices will have more computing power onboard.
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An attorney, Marvin Pendarvis, also jumped onboard to represent Stafford.
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Kenny Loggins even came onboard to write the theme song.
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It is a lesson the young Weah has taken onboard.
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Guests onboard can play chess next to a roaring fire.
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Onboard the submarines will be educational content and digital displays.
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The view from my room onboard the ship, Ocean Endeavour.
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None of them looked like they had heavy cargo onboard.
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There were five NASA scientists and two payload specialists onboard.
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The only other entity onboard is an AI named Kaizen.
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NAF helps employers identify, engage and onboard talented high schoolers.
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Churches, chambers of commerce, journalists, and politicians were brought onboard.
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The eight lavish guest suites onboard each have a theme.
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And the people in charge of all those travelers onboard?
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About 266 passengers were onboard during the incident, Scherberger said.
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Entrepreneurs who were invited onboard the epic tech talk journey.
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InnoDrive isn't the only tech the new Panamera has onboard.
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Civil aviation authorities initially said there were 105 people onboard.
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Now the rest are hopping onboard, too (boo Paramount, boooooo).
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It also sports more onboard instrumentation than rudimentary fitness trackers.
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There, she met incoming planes to sketch the wounded onboard.
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The flight had 56 passengers and 10 crew members onboard.
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The woman was promptly remanded to the ship's onboard brig.
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The meals we did have onboard were delicious and unstuffy.
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There were over 4,500 passengers and 1,600 crew members onboard.
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Some feel certain women's onboard roles have been too limited.
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More than 700 people who were onboard have tested positive.
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A dapper attendant checked our tickets and guided us onboard.
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Graumann jumped onboard the campaign about as early as possible.
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Everyone onboard perished when the plane crashed minutes after takeoff.
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But not every conservative group is onboard with the idea.
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Joe Biden is ALL THE WAY ONBOARD THE WENTZ WAGON!!!
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I'm not sure if there'll be people onboard or not.
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Currently our man in Albany says 80 Democrats are onboard.
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"The snag pole and drone delivery mechanisms performed perfectly as the payload of parts was safely delivered onboard the submarine, making history as the first ever drone delivery onboard an underway submarine," said Keithley.
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At the same time, Alaska Air must now be careful in how it integrates a brand beloved by its cadre of customers who adore its cheeky image, onboard Wi-Fi and soothing onboard purple lighting.
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It also has some onboard memory and saves heights for me.
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The quarantine occurred after a passenger onboard tested positive for measles.
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And if it works for Stamos, well, you know I'm onboard.
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At $10,000 per pound onboard, it pays to keep things light.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz was onboard Ali Jr.'s flight on Friday.
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But Albert says it's the twins who haven't exactly come onboard.
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Instead, they save money and just use their onboard electric generators.
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Still, like many true crime fans, he's onboard with Pollard's theory.
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But was this erratic data information generated from onboard signals, i.e.
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It's unclear if Congress will get onboard for the mission, however.
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The company actually uses its own software to onboard its customers.
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What's more, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) is onboard.
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Two pilots onboard were unharmed and were being questioned by authorities.
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And apparently US Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx is totally onboard.
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My onboard account card isn't working, so C. covers the cost.
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Passengers may attend one of three live "Conversations with Oprah" onboard.
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Work with the onboard concierge team to learn more these choices.
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You can carry your laptop/tablets onboard US bound #PIA flights.
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Onboard credits are nice, but don't base your booking on them.
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Showrunner Jenji Kohan is staying onboard as part of the deal.
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The 186 passengers and six crew that were onboard on Dec.
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For now the onboard intelligence is limited to pre-programmed skills.
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The plane crashed, killing all three men onboard, including the pilot.
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"Their decisive actions ensured the safety of everyone onboard the flight."
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Onboard vehicle logs show Autopilot was turned off in Pennsylvania crash.
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Like most TV makers, Vizio's onboard streaming apps are not great.
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The Nets may have at least two cornerstones already onboard. 16.
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"It's like the lost Ed Sheeran track," marvels Keith, fully onboard.
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The frustrations of life onboard sometimes express themselves in other ways.
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Silicon Valley elites, and even some conservatives, have also gotten onboard.
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That way nothing onboard the spacecraft will interfere with the burn.
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But if that moment ever arrives, I suspect I'd be onboard.
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How did you cajole so many A-listers into coming onboard?
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Several hours after the plane landed, passengers said they remained onboard.
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"It's unique that Santa actually approaches each child onboard," Ryan says.
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All but three of the players and staff onboard were killed.
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But apparently, executives of the fast food chain weren't immediately onboard.
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Other than ruining America, I'm onboard with the company. Yeah. Okay.
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That's why it needs to onboard as many users as possible.
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However, no one onboard has displayed any symptoms, KSST Radio reported.
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Unfortunately, though, Instagram isn't always onboard with Barber's brand of funny.
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" The redesigned items are featured in an exhibit, "Get Onboard: Reduce.Reuse.
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At least four people appear to be onboard, watching the spectacle.
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The same day, 79 new cases were announced onboard the ship.
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Onboard the plane, the mood was euphoric and a little hysterical.
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Management overseers — the people who got the money — were philosophically onboard.
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The flight records do not say who was onboard the flight.
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By choosing how many drivers to onboard into a given market.
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Some ships have onboard spa treatments to help guests sleep, too.
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You'll also get 320GB of onboard storage and 16GB of memory.
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The onboard chef visits first class passengers and personally takes their orders.
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Subzero onboard freezers freed fishermen from their race against melting refrigerator ice.
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The passenger, Liu Wei, said she was onboard flight VS250 on Mar.
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This is a serious Samsung with the company's latest QLED features onboard.
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He was "very glad everyone onboard the plane is safe," she said.
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Investigators were searching for the helicopter's onboard data-recording instruments, Brazy said.
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The biggest adjustment to Tesla's Autopilot program involves the onboard radar system.
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There were a total of 109 people onboard including the flight crew.
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They'll be stored in a refrigerator onboard until someone orders via touchscreen.
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Staff onboard the helicopter were set to inspect army gasoline storage facilities.
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It will also study the Moon's magnetic field, using an onboard magnetometer.
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Wireless device charging is onboard, as is a suite of connectivity features.
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The names of the people onboard the missing boat were not released.
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Yes, modern commercial airplanes are controlled predominantly by onboard computers while aloft.
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All other passengers are invited to wear their leggings onboard United flights.
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So when combining the two starting becoming trendy we were majorly onboard.
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And at the moment, there are three crew members onboard the ISS.
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When a mysterious, fiery being creeps onboard, shit really hits the fan.
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Hashian was treated with CPR and a defibrillator onboard, to no avail.
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It seems Theroux, 44, is onboard with a chill weekend at home.
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And it was a lot of cold outreach and getting people onboard.
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Both models come with 64GB of onboard storage, with a microSD slot.
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DBS has been trying to get small merchants onboard, to its credit.
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Istanbul's Jews donated food, but conditions onboard deteriorated as talks dragged on.
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Chase will also be onboard to produce, though he apparently won't direct.
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A Carnival spokesperson tells PEOPLE she was onboard the ship with friends.
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Passengers say the Carnival crew was extremely thorough in their onboard investigation.
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This made me wish I had gotten onboard with facial oils sooner!
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Closed-loop systems keep most of the wash water onboard the ship.
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Flight D240 with 359 passengers onboard left Perth at 6:50 a.m.
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And if they weren't onboard, nothing could happen with me and Josh.
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The top became a trackpad, similar to the Gear VR's onboard controller.
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In addition, each ship has onboard crew of more than 1,000 people.
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The sequel, with Boyega onboard, sounds like a much-needed second serving.
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"People love bubbles," said Lisa Bauer, vice president at Delta's onboard services.
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Keanu Reeves' fanbase is growing, and Chris Evans has officially hopped onboard.
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Because before Thanksgiving, people weren't really onboard all the way with it.
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According to Mack, getting her onboard represented a huge error of judgement.
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Included were onboard navigation, blind-spot warning and automatic high-beam control.
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So, Diane brings Lucca onboard, which means taking away work from Cary.
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"Any fire onboard an aircraft is a serious problem," Mr. Birky said.
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But not everyone at the show can simply walk onboard a superyacht.
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As well as salads and cold dishes, there's also an oven onboard
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A 14.1-kilowatt-hour onboard battery can provide a short electric range.
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Notable adjustments in the onboard beverage offerings are also being rolled out.
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The commuters onboard appeared to be, understandably, not very into that shit.
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Hurwitz and Schlossberg are also onboard to direct most of the episodes.
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We persuaded them to take us onboard for a case of beer.
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Video game fans and developers are not entirely onboard with the strike.
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Refinery was onboard because it was a very easy and quick shoot.
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Not all Republicans are onboard with this provision in the AHCA, however.
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Once onboard the Rotterdam, guests will remain inside their rooms until disembarking.
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Crew members will stay onboard, while passengers are quarantined on military bases.
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But onboard computers will increasingly augment drivers and take over city driving.
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There are still just the two Thunderbolt 3/USB C ports onboard.
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He cited conflicting reports about the number of COVID-19 cases onboard.
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But one of the biggest barriers would be to get insurers onboard.
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The amazing crew onboard was part of why leaving was so hard.
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For the last dinner onboard, rack of lamb was on the menu.
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But my promise became a reality only because my friends got onboard.
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The base configuration with 32GB of onboard storage costs $249.99 ($80 off).
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The University of Toronto confirmed that six students were onboard the jet.
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A lithium-ion battery onboard has an output of 11,000 watt-hours.
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That's what sovereign leaders are hired to do, brought onboard to do.
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AND NOW WE'LL TURN TO CANADA AND HOPEFULLY WE'LL GET CANADA ONBOARD.
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For onboard entertainment, there is a wire and brace for a television …
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But perhaps its most prescient creation was the supercomputer onboard the ship.
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Most passengers onboard were French and Egyptian nationals, according to NBC News.
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They're also much trickier: Onboard view of landing in high winds pic.twitter.
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The days when you could come onboard and work are long gone.
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The satellites will also do an onboard analysis of the live imagery using machine learning, but the company doesn't go into detail about what it will analyze or why it would be necessary to dedicate that processing onboard.
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"Year-over-year, we have seen a 75 percent increase in customers bringing emotional support animals onboard and as a result have experienced a significant increase in onboard incidents involving these animals," the airline said in a statement.
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There are no changes to what we serve onboard our aircraft—we do serve warm mixed nuts in our First and Business Class cabins—and our customers may choose to bring items that contain nuts onboard with them.
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The Grand Princess cruise ship that had 2,422 passengers onboard docked and began disembarkation on March 9 in Oakland after at least 21 out of 46 coronavirus tests administered onboard came back positive for COVID-19, USA Today reported.
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A fisherman saw a small boat with two young people onboard head offshore.
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They drag old subway cars out of storage and have tea parties onboard.
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The airline itself does not serve peanuts as snacks nor sell them onboard.
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The space plane then engages its onboard rocket motor to blast itself upward.
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"We wouldn't reach an agreement without the President being fully onboard," Mnuchin said.
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Last week, INCOMPAS, a trade organization representing several small telecom companies came onboard.
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Snapchat wants basketball fans to get onboard with its latest augmented reality feature.
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Lufthansa already offers broadband onboard all its 107 Lufthansa-branded long-haul aircraft.
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It's just using its onboard engine to charge the battery and use it.
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Importantly, these cameras will work in tandem with the many scientific instruments onboard.
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It said its software allows banks to onboard clients more seamlessly and quicker.
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His shrewd dealmaking kept investors onboard and earned him accolades, even from competitors.
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The heads-up display lives inside the lens, next to the onboard computer.
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Additionally, the TT RS offers onboard Wi-Fi and wireless inductive smartphone charging.
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Forrister — the youngest diver onboard — entertained everyone with flips off the high deck.
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No worries about her yacht capsizing ... with DJ onboard, there's plenty of buoyancy.
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It has 24GB of onboard storage, versus 8GB on the Mavic 2 Zoom.
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This time, the ISRO partnered with six other countries for its onboard payload.
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Upon landing in Calgary, emergency personnel came onboard the plane to examine Richard.
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Onboard the tram, the royals interacted with more schoolchildren during the quick ride.
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All migrants receive food, water, clothing, and medical care while onboard our cutters.
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The researchers said it was also possible to remotely brick the onboard computer.
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It came onboard in 2011, when Pink Dot was in its third year.
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With McGuigan onboard as an advisor, it's sure to pack a realistic punch.
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This provides customers with secure access to the drone and its onboard data.
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But before that happens, the vehicle will first try out its onboard harpoon.
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"This is all Kurdistan," Major Shiban Saleh, one of the fighters onboard, said.
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Then came the recession, which made it tough to bring institutional investors onboard.
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The best hack project featuring onboard and offboard services will be awarded €5,000.
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With the sequencer onboard, astronauts could now run a swab of the fungus.
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But the automakers are somewhat limited by the computational resources onboard their vehicles.
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Seven sailors onboard of the tanker, who are from different nationalities, were detained.
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Obama and Fallon performed a coordinated dance, the elevator opened with nobody onboard.
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American Airlines has also said it is examining its policies surrounding onboard animals.
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The pirates released the boat after a $3 million ransom was parachuted onboard.
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"I believe that there was a horrible fight onboard the Splendour," she explained.
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Every truck has a trained driver onboard ready to take control, Woodrow noted.
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The cargo onboard this trip is just as weighty as the mission itself.
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And yet, with all that tech onboard, computer vision will still be key.
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The vehicle passes us by, and there are only rangers onboard—no poachers.
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Again, a douchey TSA agent could give you hell for bringing them onboard.
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Most importantly, this should all happen before anyone has actually set foot onboard.
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Sadly, the Coast Guard was unable to save the 3 crew members onboard.
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This is an onboard video from the DeltaWing earlier this month at Daytona.
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That could change, however, as the cost of the onboard tech goes down.
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Thankfully everyone onboard was alright, and the plane managed to reach Dalian safely.
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There were 65 passengers and 6 crew members onboard the plane, RIA reported.
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Eventually, Cabin wants to add onboard ordering of coffee, tea and other things.
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One of the plaintiffs was not onboard the flight, but his wife was.
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Passenger Lee Gunn was onboard Flight AA109 and tweeted updates from the plane.
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Dean Parisot, who helmed the criminally underrated Galaxy Quest, is onboard to direct.
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It also says that Kelly Clarkson may be brought onboard in some capacity.
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SpaceX also hasn't yet landed the Dragon capsule using the vehicles onboard engines.
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Also onboard for the venture is the couple's two children, North and Saint.
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To handle all that data, the Inspire 2 has added an onboard SSD.
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Now, they can onboard new advertisers that have experimented with the technology elsewhere.
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This has allowed us to develop precise onboard tracking algorithms for autonomous navigation.
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But a majority of American voters—and the FCC commissioner himself—aren't onboard.
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"These will go all the way into orbit with satellites onboard," Cantrell said.
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Many of the photos were taken by the JunoCam, the probe's onboard camera.
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On Halloween in 1832, the naturalist Charles Darwin was onboard the HMS Beagle.
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Maximum payload, the weight of what can be carried onboard, is 1,970 pounds.
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Perdue climbed into the cab of the tractor and started the onboard computer.
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Joe Walsh: Yeah, the Republican Party had better get onboard or they're done.
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Scientists onboard Tara lower nets into the water to collect plankton and microplastics.
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So tech companies are experimenting with ways to grow food onboard a spacecraft.
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Prabhu Ramamoorthy, 35, was convicted in August of sexual abuse onboard an aircraft.
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Once onboard, passengers can upload that personal data onto a complimentary loaner laptop.
|
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A rescue boat pulled him to safety and brought him onboard the ship.
|
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But for many detainees onboard, this is the first flight of their lives.
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Instead, they sat onboard, calling their friends to boast about where they were.
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Two tracking camera send signals to the each eye's motors through onboard computers.
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Onboard cameras showed crew members making thumbs-up gestures after the blast-off.
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And don't forget payment for dayworkers, who are hired temporarily for onboard services.
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Onboard diversions were at their peak, and Meenakshi was in kid's club heaven.
|
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Almost a dozen other sailors onboard during the June crash will face punishment.
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The pricing change could also be a way to get more subscribers onboard.
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Argentine officials would not say whether the vessel had other satellite phones onboard.
|
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The CDC has reported that 28 people onboard tested positive for COVID-19.
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Onboard, a police officer introduced me to Jo, an English teacher from Jiayuguan.
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The bike's small onboard computer also tracks time, speed, distance, and calories burned.
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SpaceX could catch future Crew Dragons with astronauts onboard using ships at sea
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The ministry says that 149 crew members contracted the virus onboard the ship.
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It's got a more powerful Kirin 214 processor and 215.6GB of onboard storage.
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Its A380 aircraft on the route also features onboard bars for premium passengers.
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"I had no choice but leaving [Guinea]," he told CNN, onboard the ship.
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General Atlantic came onboard in 2013, acquiring just over 30 percent of Hyperion.
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That's when the man allegedly threatens to kill the pilot and others onboard.
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The organization it had sent seven helicopters to the island with medics onboard.
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Passengers onboard said they later heard Daulatzai also yell that she was pregnant.
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In fact, a 2014 test launched it into space without a crew onboard.
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Trevor, and others onboard, smiled and gave a thumbs-up to the camera.
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No smoking onboard; this one's already in danger of going up in flames.
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This kind of real-time Condition-Based Maintenance, using onboard sensors to collect maintenance data and perform onboard analytics, combat-essential information can be provided to pilots in a nearly instantaneous manner, C3 IoT developers told Defense Systems several months ago.
|
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Some airlines like Emirates, KLM, American Airlines, and Singapore Airlines have completely banned passengers from bringing crackers onboard due to fire safety concerns, while airlines like Aer Lingus will accept crackers onboard as long as they're sealed in their original packaging.
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No one onboard knows what they're dealing with and how deadly it might be.
|
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More recently, Morgan has made it clear he is onboard with Trump's immigration policies.
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With artificial intelligence (AI) onboard, Shelley can learn how to best steer through corners.
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Princess Cruises will issue $150 onboard credit to each passenger because of the inconvenience.
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Onboard an American ship near South Korea, this is all part of routine exercises.
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Tickets for the seven-day, 704-passenger cruise onboard the Adonia start at $1,800.
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It defaults to 4K video and stores it on an onboard micro SD card.
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The battery-powered plane took off with a test pilot and flight engineer onboard.
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Chicago-based United Airlines said it was also reviewing its policy on onboard pets.
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But if you're still onboard, you can also watch the stirring teaser trailer below.
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Enter Kelly, who famously spent 340 days in space onboard the International Space Station.
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"Medical personnel onboard assisted with the delivery," a Southwest spokeswoman said in a statement.
|
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She brought a few onboard — that number is now down to 75 rebel MPs.
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For the actual recording, there's 16GB of onboard storage, which is expandable via microSD.
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Either way, the usual disconnect between sumptuous hardware design and sloppy onboard software persists.
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Doctors and volunteers in the Mediterranean assist immigrants onboard an NGO vessel, July 7.
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Not only was she onboard with one streaming service, she was actively promoting it.
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All of this is achieved with a human driver onboard to monitor for safety.
|
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Lion Air Fight 610 crashed in October minutes after takeoff, killing all 189 onboard.
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Onboard, the two astronauts conducted a variety of experiments before returning home in November.
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But is also seems like so many—way more, in fact—are fully onboard.
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SolarCity, Ooyala, and Sphero are already onboard, and it's growing 73% month over month.
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In reaction, the Mason fired multiple missiles using onboard countermeasures, the two officials said.
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He has his father's facial features but not his conciliatory, bring-everyone-onboard personality.
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Tara Reid was removed from a Delta flight on Monday following a "disturbance" onboard.
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But not everyone was onboard with the couple's decision to wed two decades ago.
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Watching films onboard the ISS is part of regular life aboard the orbiting laboratory.
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We are very excited to onboard their team and leverage our newly combined expertise.
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The company says that it's also "actively looking to bring additional partners onboard," too.
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Both also have their own onboard guidance systems to help them navigate back down.
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Some survivors had bite marks, testimony to a desperate struggle onboard to escape death.
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As soon as SAGE was onboard, its contamination-catching crystals registered Dragon's excessive outgassing.
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According to the sale listing, a custom 5-speed manual transmission is also onboard.
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Like the other Agrilus bugs, it likely arrived onboard human transportation like a boat.
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To save weight, the drone's onboard GoPro camera was stripped to its bare essentials.
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An onboard camera called CaSSIS—Color and Stereo Surface Imaging System—snapped these pics.
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When the motors spin forward, expending electricity from the onboard batteries, the kart accelerates.
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Dino I reappeared earlier this week near Taiwan and has discharged its cargo onboard.
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The longest recorded electric flight was 1,000 miles — and only one person was onboard.
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Again, JD X is using Nvidia's Jetson to enable onboard intelligent decision-making capabilities.
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In addition to onboard sensors, the Snap40 platform offers integrations with other devices e.g.
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"There could always be super secret spy tech onboard that we don't know about."
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The cargo capsule was filled with supplies for astronauts onboard the International Space Station.
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For example, it is working with airlines to bring onboard Wi-Fi to passengers.
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And the LaFerrari's V12 engine and onboard electric motor together churn out 950 horses.
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Half of the crude onboard the vessel is unsold, one of the sources said.
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Also onboard to lend a hand with the music is Elton John, STX said.
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The payload will be delivered to space onboard a Black Brant IX sounding rocket.
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Of the 26 personnel onboard the MV-22B Osprey tiltrotor aircraft, 23 were rescued.
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Deborah Snyder and Rebecca Roven are both onboard as producer and executive producer, respectively.
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But she has also rankled some administration officials since coming onboard earlier this year.
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At the show, I stepped foot onboard a yacht for the very first time.
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A safety pamphlet onboard offers guidance on how to fly in a private jet
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Competition to get onboard would usually be a skirmish for the big engine makers.
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Connect Express helps sellers easily onboard onto sites like Medium, Anchor FM, and more.
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First, when clients first came onboard, they got a letter from the firm's owner.
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United flight attendant sources also reacted to the changes in the onboard beverage menu.
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All 33 crew onboard died when the ship sank off the Bahamas on Oct.
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Top defense Republican onboard: The top Republican on the House Armed Services Committee, Rep.
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On Tuesday, the nine people onboard crowded into a corner to snap a photo.
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Three Australian airlines and the German carrier Lufthansa have outright banned their use onboard.
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Depending on the arrangement, a boat owner might cover your onboard and travel costs.
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It even has a variety of onboard effects and the app includes a metronome.
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You will retain more of your onboard talent and experience if you consider this.
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I've been on two flights recently where passengers have brought "emotional support" dogs onboard.
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Emmett: I don't want any slaves onboard though, can't get down with that though.
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As soon as they're onboard, you can tell right away the hierarchy among them.
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The fire safety tests will be conducted onboard on the unmanned Cygnus cargo capsule.
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NB: The main application is for onboard propulsion systems, that's what we're working on.
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And new investment firm Eight Roads, touted the company's ability to onboard new customers.
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The big question is then what those onboard cameras in the image are for.
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It was a full-sized coach bus with about 40 to 45 people onboard.
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The miracle of human flight with onboard snacks is one of humanity's great achievements.
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It also features other luxury amenities like an onboard bar, Jacuzzi, and tender garage.
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Panasonic, one of the first partners for Alexa Onboard, made the announcement at CES.
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The 6,600 passengers onboard the world's largest cruise ship produce a lot of trash.
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"We have taken onboard the feedback and changed the Bollywood artwork across the board."
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OurBus and Boxcar buses have bathrooms onboard and charging outlets next to the seats.
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On select international flights, youngsters get colorful antiskid socks that they can wear onboard.
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Fire vehicles are also equipped with onboard heating systems and pump heaters, he said.
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Our clients can onboard employees anywhere in the world with a few mouse clicks.
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Passengers onboard included people from the United States, Britain, Canada, New Zealand and Australia.
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Benefits vary by sailing, but could include onboard credits, prepaid gratuities and shore excursions.
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The ship is expected to leave the San Francisco Bay with its crew onboard.
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Onboard were Mr. Osborne, Lord Mandelson and Andrew Feldman, a Conservative Party fund-raiser.
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The agency would remove earlier restrictions on profit-seeking activities onboard the space station.
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Passengers sync up their personal phones, streaming music and services via onboard Wi-Fi.
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There's also a 5,000mAh power bank onboard to charge up your devices via USB.
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"Getting big players onboard has certainly helped raise the bar on quality," Shoaf says.
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Here's what passengers are likely to see and experience at the airport and onboard.
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It rose, dipped momentarily under the weight of the 25 people onboard, then lifted.
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No amount of onboard air filters, hand sanitizers, or even masks can stop it.
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Then the ship's system malfunctions and sets it off course, leading to delirium onboard.
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He was very jittery and, when the plane landed, cops and EMTs went onboard.
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Then he congratulated "every person onboard," and Tom and I went back to sleep.
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Amazon, IBM, Google, Microsoft, and Intel are all jumping onboard the quantum computing train.
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"They certainly are a fine bunch of people," one person onboard told a reporter.
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Most of them caught the virus onboard the ill-fated cruise ship Diamond Princess.
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They did calisthenics and watched the onboard magician perform tricks on closed-circuit television.
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They also said the defendant had given different explanations about what had happened onboard.
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Holland America has said that no one onboard has come down with the virus.
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Another scandalous example: Marine veteran Kelley Johnson, who came onboard in the second season.
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If the legislature is onboard, it would be the first state to do so.
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The flick sends a signal to the vehicle's onboard computer to shift the gear.
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With a 23,232 mAh battery onboard, it can also charge your gadgets for days.
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But as first reported by HuffPost, not all retailers seem to be onboard yet.
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A warning, though: Demonstrating this with the clan onboard will lead to carsickness. Guaranteed.
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The organization said it had sent seven helicopters to the island with medics onboard.
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Whedon was brought onboard after executives balked at Snyder's initial cut of the film.
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"We are working on a pretty big reshape of the onboard experience," Mikosz said.
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Rescue teams continued to search for hundreds who were likely onboard the overcrowded ferry.
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All seven people onboard were killed and the plane was destroyed, the authorities said.
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Now, a new Quinnipiac University poll suggests that voters aren't onboard with that move.
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The company said the guests would receive a $100 onboard credit for the inconvenience.
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The crash killed all 298 people onboard, including 28 Australians and nine permanent residents.
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Carrie Fisher suffered a "massive heart attack" onboard a flight Friday afternoon, TMZ reports.
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Many domestic flights are on single-aisle planes which rarely have accessible bathrooms onboard.
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To avoid embarrassment, always confirm before departure that the plane has an onboard wheelchair.
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Applicants whose pasts have included questions over managing information should not be brought onboard.
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It is not possible to learn more without access to the vehicle's onboard logs.
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Life onboard the ships come down to a few things: work, eat, sleep, recreation.
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That's particularly useful if you're using Bluetooth headphones on a plane or onboard Wi-Fi.
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It has a Bluetooth chip inside, as well as an accelerometer and some onboard memory.
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Fuji Oil owns about half of the oil onboard, while Showa Shell Sekiyu KK 5002.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of Alexa Onboard is that it includes several offline features.
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"What the crew says onboard is law, at least within the United States," he explains.
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In addition to the onboard footage, SpaceX has released crisp 4K video of the landing.
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"I'll get the police onboard, how about that?" he says while calling for an officer.
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The March 30 launch of a SpaceX Falcon 93 rocket with 10 Iridium satellites onboard.
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"Something is going on onboard the truck," Jones recalled thinking while he was on patrol.
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The satellites will then use onboard propulsion to reach an operational altitude of 550 km.
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The show sits nicely alongside Syfy's other show about a crew onboard a spaceship, Killjoys.
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It won 45% of support, with 74% of users but just 34% of nonusers onboard.
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Two SLI linked GTX 1080 GPUs, with a total of 16GB of dedicated onboard VRAM.
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SHARK, or Submarine Hold at RisK, is an unmanned underwater vehicle with active sonar onboard.
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But the onboard camera puts a racer into the action like nothing else, he said.
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Ninety per cent of its passengers, reckons the airline, already carry a smart device onboard.
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Both are also expected to be water resistant and to include 4GB of onboard storage.
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The debate over emotional support animals onboard sparked many airlines to overhaul their pet policies.
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Plus, it features a spacious 22GB of storage for keeping all your essential files onboard.
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We're onboard, of course: A good, precise haircut has the same effect as a facelift.
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Outside of the amount of onboard storage, the specs of the two phones are identical.
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ATLAS Unplugged has three onboard perception computers that it uses for perception and task planning.
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Much to the delight of everyone onboard, the molten gusher had returned in full force.
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Eventually, the lander will ignite onboard thrusters, which will lower the vehicle to the ground.
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In its current form, the drone has an onboard computer, two cameras, and four arms.
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There's the usual features onboard, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB-C, and a headphone jack.
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It runs on the Snapdragon 801 processor, the same processor onboard last year's OnePlus One.
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While we cannot guarantee an allergen-free environment, we work to address allergy concerns onboard.
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When ships are autonomous, the navy and other shipping industries won't need a crew onboard.
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With only Sprint and Rogers onboard for now, the impact of its launch remains limited.
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The $1,249 option improves on that with 93GB of onboard storage and 8GB of RAM.
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Each Rolling Study Hall also has an "onboard educator" who's able to provide direct assistance.
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The FAA is even considering banning customers from bringing a Galaxy Note 7 onboard flights.
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"In some applications you need it to be miniaturized, if it's onboard something," Sandholm says.
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The Colombian Civil Aviation Authority has released a full list of passengers onboard the aircraft.
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He first started mocking me as we were welcoming people onboard—something he found hilarious.
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That accident destroyed a multimillion dollar satellite onboard and grounded SpaceX's launches for five months.
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ALuLa is finally allowing aircraft to "speak," through its ALuLa Heart, an onboard communications device.
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Twitter immediately jumped onboard the hilarious discovery, joking about the A-list actor's prior gig.
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The smaller, more affordable version of Raspberry Pi now comes with an onboard camera connector.
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Peabody has a fear of flying, but says having Hamlet onboard is a great help.
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Onboard sensors will record temperature, oxygen and carbon dioxide levels, while two cameras snap pictures.
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But with each vote, it's been harder to get legislators onboard with short-term fixes.
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Unlike most racing sports — cars, horses, dog sleds — there is no human onboard the drone.
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This connects to an onboard solar panel, meaning it can be powered directly by sunlight.
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Chinese astronauts during a 22013 live broadcast from onboard the Tiangong-22 prototype space station.
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Heck, there will even need to be a backup battery onboard a fully autonomous car.
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At the time I was filming Celebrity Fit Club for VH1, but I jumped onboard.
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If you aren't already looking forward to Hidden Figures, this trailer should get you onboard.
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I just wanted to try, so once we met, everything changed once he was onboard.
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Now it's just a matter of average users getting onboard and trying it all out.
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It's unclear exactly how the app will try and prevent older users from sneaking onboard.
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Krzanich was also brought into the VR scene, by way of Project Alloy's onboard cameras.
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But most travelers singled out onboard comfort as an issue that needs to be improved.
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He has been invited onboard by Maggie, to whom he has recently shown his artwork.
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Margaret Hamilton led the team that created the onboard computer system for the Apollo missions.
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Planes are already able to take off, cruise, and land using their onboard flight computers.
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Tesla's wireless data collection appears to be more extensive than that of many onboard EDRs.
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Onboard sensors also let the bots detect their environment and respond accordingly to any obstacles.
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The two Israeli pilots onboard were ejected over Israeli territory and landed in stable condition.
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Institutions, governments, and corporations, now, see this very clearly, and more climb onboard every day.
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He went on to claim that the employee singled out "every" person of color onboard.
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It also recommended against charging the devices onboard or stowing them in any checked baggage.
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But Senate Democrats brought him onboard the idea as a step in the right direction.
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He served 12 months for mishandling classified information by taking pictures onboard a nuclear submarine.
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Travel agents include incentives like onboard ship credits that come from their commission from Disney.
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"When we go onboard, we don't go on with heavy-handedness or rudeness," he said.
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But tomato juice, also a goner onboard, is another matter, according to flight attendant sources.
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You will coach our existing team, be POC for escalations, and onboard incoming team members.
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Atlante may bring onboard another investor, which could be Fortress or Credito Fondiario, it said.
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"Metropolitan" was the name of the onboard magazine found in the back of every seat.
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Although the crude onboard the NS Columbus had already been sold to Norway's Statoil STL.
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Instead of the 400 seats that are normally onboard, this one got a major makeover.
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You know, we hire so many people and we have to onboard them very quickly.
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A passenger onboard reportedly assaulted a flight attendant around 45 minutes into the flight, SeattlePi.
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On my last trip, two flights on small planes, there were dogs onboard both times.
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They'll then use their onboard thrusters to ascend to their operational altitude of 550 kilometers.
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It's also possible to trickle charge using the onboard cable and a standard wall outlet.
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There's an onboard drone and exterior video camera that records and stores the car's trip.
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A passenger told CNN the onboard testing was supposed to take four to six hours.
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The suite of tech onboard the Airborne Observatory, now in its third generation, is unique.
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In earlier decades, fighter jets carried liquid oxygen onboard for pilots flying at high altitudes.
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In 1987, North Korean agents bombed Korean Airlines Flight 858, killing all 115 people onboard.
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But there is still one hang-up: The Trump administration has yet to climb onboard.
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None of the 90 people onboard that flight — 82 passengers and eight crew members — survived.
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They onboard businesses by providing them with free expensing/billing tools, then offer credit accordingly.
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In the meantime, the 2,422 passengers onboard have been asked to stay in their rooms.
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The government has rolled out incentives to get the public onboard with the quarantine programme.
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Almost 60 percent of respondents said they're most concerned about a technological failure while onboard.
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A focus on customer satisfaction following a second bout of bankruptcy saw increased onboard amenities.
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"Our Morning Routine Onboard," posted at the end of May, has nearly three million views.
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It's a good value and value was the talk of the ship, onboard and off.
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The crash killed all nine people onboard, including Bryant&aposs 13-year-old daughter, Gianna.
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Mr. Phillips said an aide and two members of the mayor's security detail were onboard.
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All 66 people onboard the fight are presumed to have been killed in the crash.
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Crew members finally left the coronavirus-stricken ship on Thursday, February 27 after weeks onboard.
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Most of the 19803,21980 anxious passengers and crew of the ship remain onboard in quarantine.
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Luckily, the ISS carries an onboard stash of medications, including an anticoagulant, or blood thinner.
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It also has an onboard digital compass, if you need even more help getting oriented.
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"Seeing Tesla's success and bracing for a BEV future, OEMs have jumped onboard," Sacconaghi said.
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From $76953,27695 per person including all meals and a 21-euro onboard credit per person.
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The platform is useful for growing businesses that want to hire fast and onboard employees.
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Even celebrities such as Eminem, Steve Aoki, Karlie Kloss and Mark Wahlberg have jumped onboard.
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Delta's policy is also to refrain from serving peanuts if an allergic passenger is onboard.
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If every elite was actually onboard Medicare-for-all, then people wouldn't be afraid anymore.
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Of the 12 passengers onboard, nine were killed, including two minor children and the pilot.
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Onboard WiFi and a management system allow the occupants to control the vehicle and drones.
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I myself never saw the punishment meted out onboard my first tour on a destroyer.
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Drills in the landing skids will collect samples of the Titan surface for onboard analysis.
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The last one I was onboard there was a sauna and an indoor swimming pool.
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So the idea that it's really important to have them onboard, Republicans are disproving that.
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Scott Kelly's biological samples were onboard On Monday and Tuesday, astronauts onboard the ISS packed up the Dragon with more than 3,700 pounds of supplies, including Kelly's bodily fluids and other samples that will be used for biotechnology research, physical science research, and more.
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Many of these carry copies of Play Store apps — and malicious versions sneak onboard, at times.
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Starbucks is coming onboard in 2018, for instance, in addition to the other partners listed above.
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An image was taken by Navcam: Left A onboard NASA's Mars rover Curiosity on Sol 2199.
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Back in 2016, the ExoMars Schiaparell lander crashed due to an error in its onboard computer.
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Previous statements from aviation authorities indicate that the third guard onboard flight MS804 was a trainee.
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Onboard is a satellite capable of generating artificial meteor showers by dropping tiny pellets from orbit.
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The phone's definitely prettier, the screen's larger, and there's the very interesting Bixby AI assistant onboard.
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Passengers waited onboard for hours—the facility didn't have stairs large enough to accommodate the A380.
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HOPKINS: Well, these machines take up quite a bit of space onboard the International Space Station.
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When a program is running, users get real-time feedback from the Bolt's onboard motion sensors.
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The Orbital ATK Antares rocket, with the Cygnus spacecraft onboard, launches from Pad-0A, Monday, Oct.
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With Alibaba onboard, Lazada proceeded to buy Singapore online grocery start-up Redmart for $50 million.
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Photo: APPeter Madsen has been found guilty of murdering journalist Kim Wall onboard his homemade submarine.
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Each rider onboard is an honoree, selected for their work as community organizers, allies and activists.
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Theoretically, this can assist with the team onboard keeping a low profile and the vehicle concealed.
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It was as if he were onboard—what people now call first-person-view drone racing.
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Philly, meanwhile, has certainly climbed onboard the Wentz Wagon and it's not hard to see why.
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Like all of Garmin's Forerunner watches, there's a built-in heart rate sensor and onboard GPS.
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Where it stands: Today, onboard sensors can only estimate the speed and direction of nearby vehicles.
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Intelsat says that something damaged the satellite, causing its onboard propellant to leak out into space.
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And for people who care about onboard music: the Fenix 5 watches still don't have this.
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He's knocked out, and wakes up onboard a Belter ship that's transporting refugees off the colony.
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The company is planning to onboard 1 million farmers and retailers onto the platform through partnerships.
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Japan quarantined a cruise ship with 3,700 people onboard after one passenger contracted the Wuhan coronavirus.
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Why would Cassian, who didn't want Jyn onboard his ship, let two strangers join his cause?
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But with 32 GB of storage, you'll have plenty of onboard space to keep your files.
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Alas, Parker, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis were, apparently, very much onboard for the threequel. Cattrall?
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James Holden and his crew onboard the Rocinante have spent the years helping keep the peace.
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So the government gave production duties to larger Willys and Ford — with the Willys engine onboard.
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Other aviation authorities globally have also issued warnings about the Note7 onboard, fearing a fire hazard.
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In addition, cord cutters can expand the onboard storage by attaching their own USB hard drive.
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"She has performed a great concert onboard the Harmony last night," he tweeted on Wednesday morning.
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Other specs include 6GB of RAM and 128GB of onboard storage, and a dual speaker configuration.
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In this future, astronauts in orbit 3D-print the materials they need while onboard their spacecraft.
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View from inside the eye of category 225 #HurricaneFlorence today onboard the NOAA P-20 #NOAA210.
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The phone comes with 103GB or 64GB of onboard storage to stash your apps and media.
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Their manager, Brian Epstein, was onboard, but John Lennon was not, so the collaboration was axed.
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Surprisingly, he saw that just making a simple request was often enough to bring people onboard.
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Indeed, a Lonely Planet survey found that 68% of travellers are fine with shoe removal onboard.
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Jeff Davis said, adding that the guided-missile destroyer deployed "onboard defensive measures" and was undamaged.
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Note: Article updated to correct that Grab aims to onboard 1,000 merchants this year not 20,000.
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Twenty million international contractors work with U.S. companies, but it's difficult to onboard and train them.
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The Upton amendment brought three other moderate Republicans onboard with the repeal bill, and it passed.
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His movie career's taking off, which could make it tough for producers to get him onboard.
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But the Chapecoense crash was shocking in its devastation - only six people onboard the flight survived.
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The company will join United, Frontier and Alaska Airlines who have already made Narcan available onboard.
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I expect other major financial exchanges to follow SIX's lead and onboard crypto trading before long.
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Razer hasn't only tuned the onboard speakers and drivers, but the 260mm audio jack as well.
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Winston Duke, who starred alongside Nyong'o in Black Panther, is also rumored to be coming onboard.
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With Huawei and Xiaomi now onboard, the modern slider phone won't be an experiment for long.
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A CubeSat called SkyFire will do a flyby of the Moon, collecting data with onboard sensors.
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The 321 model has 230 seats compared to the existing 180 seats onboard the Airbus 320.
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But it is difficult to jump onboard when you know you don't have it that bad.
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It was a long flight to nowhere for passengers onboard a Qantas flight on Monday evening.
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Their onboard stag party got so rowdy, the pilot diverted the flight and kicked them off.
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Once the air gets too thin, it simply switches to using an onboard tank of oxygen.
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And I'm always onboard for an insane idea, so we did that – and it was spectacular.
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The prototype uses onboard sensors and PIQ's algorithms to analyze speed, turning angles, and other data.
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As in earlier stages on his journey, life onboard is portrayed without visual tricks or embellishments.
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The high-end "Santa Cruz" headset doesn't need Windows and will instead rely on onboard compute.
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Once you offer it onboard, there's no incremental cost for each additional passenger to access it.
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The only crewmember that remained onboard was a canary, but it did not relate its experience.
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The researchers used radar instruments onboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, a NASA spacecraft that's orbiting Mars.
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The ship will boast an onboard theatre, business centre, library, shopping emporium, and a swanky restaurant.
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All of the spacecraft's onboard instruments are powered down so that nothing interferes with orbit insertion.
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Southwest said it was the first onboard passenger fatality due to an accident in its history.
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At any rate, I never slipped once, even when I got a bit of water onboard.
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Unlike Pioneer, Voyager would carry computers onboard to help pilot the spacecraft, and run its instruments.
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The coolers on the presidential aircraft need to have the capacity to store 85033,000 meals onboard.
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When I saw Cruz onboard, I thought 'This is my ONE opportunity to MAKE SOMEONE LISTEN.
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I attended this year's yacht show and stepped onboard a yacht for the very first time.
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India's minister of external affairs Sushma Swaraj said on Twitter that 22 Indian nationals were onboard.
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As a result, crews onboard the Navy and commercial ships had no warning of the collision.
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Through technology that uses AI and machine learning, alt lenders are able to efficiently onboard customers.
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Now, it has the FCC onboard, which also appeared to acknowledge the promise represented by Soli.
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"There is a protocol to not allow anyone singularly to get onboard an aircraft," Soucie said.
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Today, Flex is flourishing once again with a renewed focus, diverse designs and additional charities onboard.
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To make things even more exciting, waiting onboard will be a special GoT-themed goody bag.
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To onboard sneakers into the app, Wannaby utilises its own studio to create bespoke 3D models.
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Now that you have the supply onboard and demand pent up, how do you actually launch?
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If you're kind of onboard with the completely unconventional idea, click on to see the offerings.
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It's not that I'm not onboard with the mission, and not that I can afford better.
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They fly via remote control, using virtual reality goggles that stream video live from onboard cameras.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia, onboard if they had engaged the other side from the beginning.
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The agency renewed the contract two years later, agreeing to keep the module onboard through 2028.
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Once onboard, passengers will be allowed to sit in any available seat within their ticketed cabin.
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How did your artistic aims starting out combine with Parley's conservation efforts when they came onboard?
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Onboard cameras in cars are just beginning, as auto companies seek to develop self-driving cars.
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Qantas already has 17-hour non-stop journeys between Perth and London with four pilots onboard.
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It has state-of-the-art amenities like Wi-Fi, onboard water filtration and solar power.
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And pilots said the onboard checklist, which contains information about overriding the emergency system, was incorrect.
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The 80-year-old infected passenger had reported no symptoms to the medical staff while onboard.
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An Indian pilot was among the eight crew members, and an Italian passenger was also onboard.
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Onboard, Carnival employees will now be stationed at the ship's Lido buffet and ice cream stations.
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I spent four days — and ate 11 meals — onboard VIA Rail&aposs The Canadian sleeper train.
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Some recent lessons: YES, WE'RE THE PROBLEM What is the pie chart of onboard passenger nonsense?
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More than 2,000 passengers are under a two-week quarantine, as cases onboard have escalated rapidly.
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Crew Dragon then used onboard thrusters to orient the vehicle as it fell back toward Earth.
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Onboard were several delegates headed for a meeting of the Republican National Committee in San Francisco.
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In total, more than 700 passengers who were onboard have now tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Its onboard premium cabins and its hub airport, Singapore's Changi Airport, are known for their extravagance.
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Vail Resorts was among the first to jump onboard, introducing its Epic Season Pass in 2008.
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A number of Swedish nationals were also onboard the Ukraine International Airlines flight when it crashed.
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If your giftee isn't completely onboard with smartwatches, this hybrid smartwatch will fool just about anyone.
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Four Taiwanese onboard were confirmed to have the virus, Health Minister Chen Shih-chung told reporters.
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The company confirmed that Norwegian refunded your family in full: more than $14,100, including onboard amenities.
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Never mind that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton weren't themselves onboard just five short years ago.
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GE said Monday that Miller will stay onboard until Dybeck Happe takes over in early 2020.
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The satellite has a radio emitter and receiver, an onboard computer, solar panels and a telescope.
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Once onboard, travelers in many countries can avail themselves of Wi-Fi for work or leisure.
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Diamonds are then sifted from the dredged gravel in a sophisticated treatment plant onboard the ship.
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It takes a crew of at least 12 to some boats have like 100 people onboard.
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President Richard Nixon got onboard, and polls of state legislatures suggested strong support throughout the country.
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Their focus has instead been on developing cars that extract energy from onboard hydrogen fuel cells.
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There seems likely to be some difficulties getting the public onboard with a plan like this.
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Reading the displays onboard, I learn that Noah didn't need to take marine creatures on the Ark.
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We're happy to report both people are now safely onboard as the ship continues to St Thomas!
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That's because even though Switch games aren't super huge, the console only sports 32GB of onboard storage.
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Some context: OBD scanners work by accessing the OBD-II (or Onboard Diagnostics) system on your car.
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The ping was first reported by a sailboat that had recorded a sound with its onboard sonar.
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Miller's team discovered the source of Aldrin's jam during the meticulous research of Apollo's onboard audio tapes.
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AirAsia India said the newborn was found lifeless by staff onboard as they were preparing for landing.
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That gives crew members the right to refuse to work onboard British-flagged vessels traversing the waterway.
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After the plan's presentation it would become clearer whether they want to come onboard, the person added.
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Despite earlier mixed reports, a press conference confirmed that there were 55 people of various nationalities onboard.
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The Caribbean island quarantined the ship after learning of a case of the highly contagious disease onboard.
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Urman, knowing that O'Toole and Rardin were fans of the original series, brought them onboard with her.
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Some experts have questioned the efficacy of the quarantine since the virus has continued to spread onboard.
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Schmidt hopes that the free service will serve their broader mission and help them onboard new customers.
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The idea is that with this funding, it will be able to onboard more and grow faster.
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All 10 people onboard, including two pilots, survived without any injuries, according to local authorities, NBC reported.
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I also connected to the onboard WiFi, where T-Mobile customers get a free hour of service.
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They have about 88 years left onboard this spaceship, long enough to easily run out their lives.
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That is likely a huge barrier Huddle will have to overcome when trying to onboard new users.
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With the help of machine learning models, onboard computers can automatically identify obstacles and navigate around them.
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When the worst is over, Tami is alone onboard — until she spots Richard floating in the distance.
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Still, I'm glad Nvidia included expandable storage here since the Shield TV itself only has 21GB onboard.
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Her trip today also makes her the first woman to fly to space onboard a commercial vehicle.
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In 1988, a bomb exploded on a trans-Atlantic flight over Lockerbie, Scotland, killing 259 people onboard.
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Carrie died on Tuesday at the age of 60 after suffering a heart attack onboard a plane.
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Do you think there is less of that as YouTube grows and more mainstream advertisers come onboard?
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Onboard systems collect data on submarines, fishing boats and pollution, firing off alerts via satellite to authorities.
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To be fair, there are exceptions — those resourceful enough to onboard all this tech through self-teaching.
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She was asked to climb several flights of stairs to the top deck, despite the elevator onboard.
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No passengers were onboard and normal operations have resumed at the airfield, the airport said on Twitter.
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Delta Airline passengers experienced a terrifying flight on Wednesday after bad turbulence caused a chaotic scene onboard.
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I'm 100 percent onboard with these 5G promises, but there's one thing people are overlooking: data plans.
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Additionally, Hubble doesn't have any onboard thrusters either, so it can't boost itself to a higher orbit.
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If they tell their leaders in their companies, "Please get onboard here," that's going to help too.
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These lasers hit the ice on our planet and reflect back up toward the spacecraft's onboard telescope.
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Companies like Facebook and Y Combinator have faced backlash for keeping Thiel onboard through the Trump campaign.
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But they also have onboard cameras and laser scanners to make sense of the world around them.
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The studio behind Fortnite is buying Psyonix for an undisclosed sum and bringing its 132 employees onboard.
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The lander's onboard computer, it would appear, seems to have thought it was close to the surface.
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Continuous shooting is still seven frames per second and Wi-Fi and NFC are still onboard, too.
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In each van, we've got two washing machines, two dryers, two water tanks and a generator onboard.
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Deel: 21000 million international contractors work with US companies but it's difficult to onboard and train them.
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The Chandra X-Ray Observatory went to orbit onboard the Space Shuttle Columbia on July 22, 26.
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It didn't require a pharmaceutical company to sign onboard, or a governmental grant to fund the research.
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Rebel Wilson was previously attached to star back in 2012, when Miguel Arteta was onboard to direct.
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For a week, they lived on a boat so narrow that her wheelchair didn't quite fit onboard.
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SpaceX Falcon 9 launching from Cape Canaveral on February 21, 2019 with the Beresheet lunar lander onboard.
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The rover and its team also overcame many technical malfunctions related to steering, heaters, and onboard memory.
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Fisher died on Tuesday at the age of 60 after suffering a heart attack onboard a plane.
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Each 'bot is equipped to hold as many as 10 lionfish onboard before returning to the surface.
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Estado de Minas said there were four people onboard the aircraft, including the pilot and three passengers.
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But since coming onboard, I've been asked to focus on closing new business and managing existing accounts.
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Check the video, it's a hectic scene onboard ... with ominous sounds and prayers for a safe landing.
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Onboard animal deaths don't necessarily mean an airline was negligent, as revealed in summaries of department investigations.
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Meanwhile, United apologized for what it called a "concerning incident," and went ahead and reimbursed everyone onboard.
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Elite customers and eligible AAdvantage credit cardmembers can bring one personal item and one roller-bag onboard.
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What's more, the curb weight remains the same — even with the new power plant and transmission onboard.
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The supply vessel, the PSV Sjoeberg, was heading to land unassisted, with 12 people onboard, Equinor said.
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That plan was shattered onboard the boat, when James allegedly had a bad incident with Mariah's assistant.
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It costs $199 for the version with 32GB of onboard storage, and $249 for the 64GB variety.
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Belgium, Indonesia, Somalia, Norway, Serbia, Togo, Mozambique, Rwanda, Sudan, Uganda and Yemen each had one citizen onboard.
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The crew called ahead to the terminal to let police know they had an unruly passenger onboard.
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EGYPTAIR sincerely conveys its deepest sorrow to the families and friends of the passengers onboard Flight MS221.
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On the seventh day of the experiment, the onboard battery failed and the spacecraft was never recovered.
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SpaceX successfully tested the abort system last year though it has never been used with people onboard.
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And it has a super computer onboard that lets it do things no other drones an do.
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What other things are enabled by this onboard T1 in the future will be interesting to see.
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The Falcon 9 had to carry its onboard satellite — called JCSAT-16 — into geostationary transfer orbit (GTO).
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The adapter was launched to the space station in July onboard one of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets.
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It takes in data from thermal sensors, 3D sensors and different cameras onboard to perceive its environment.
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The Scots can probably be kept onboard for a decade, but for how much longer than that?
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That's also when the first close-up pictures will be taken from the probe's onboard camera, JunoCam.
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Reuters was not able to ascertain where or if the oil onboard the Latin Venture was offloaded.
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"In five years time, we would like our drones to come with an onboard processor," said Johnston.
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FAA regulations state that passengers can only drink alcohol that has been served onboard by the airline.
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When the 29 people onboard were declared "presumed dead" last month, the news passed virtually without comment.
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Twitter users were immediately smitten by the dreamy political duo and readily hopped onboard this bromance train.
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Videos on Twitter show the Port Authority police seeking troublemakers onboard, while flight attendants calm irate passengers.
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"Jesse Greshin tweeted to say she was one of the passengers onboard, describing the experience as "miserable.
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The versatile functionality of the AC-130U Spooky gunship also calls for extremely advanced onboard computer processing.
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For Rothe, the best part of being on the ship wasn't the high-tech water toys onboard.
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The British fleet, he said, included company-owned "floating factories" which freeze and process the catch onboard.
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"If other people think this is a problem, you might find other members of Congress getting onboard."
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There&aposs even a landscape specialist with a team of three horticulturalists onboard to maintain the park.
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If the rocket heads off course, then the onboard computer "can automatically destruct the rocket," he said.
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Microsoft also offers these startups credits for its cloud Microsoft Azure and helps them onboard onto it.
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People onboard the second boat are seen hurling bags overboard before being intercepted by the Coast Guard.
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The Aireon payload piggybacks onboard the Iridium satellites, listening on a different frequency than the Iridium broadband.
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"It did take them a little bit of time to get onboard with national value," Travis said.
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Charity ships that have rescued migrants have faced lengthy standoffs in their attempt to disembark those onboard.
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By far the most compelling portions of The Finest Hours involve the men onboard the Pendleton itself.
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There were about 30 people onboard the plane, including Pence's wife, Karen, and daughter Charlotte, MSNBC said.
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Investigators have since found coagulated blood onboard Madsen's sunken vessel, and believe the boat was downed deliberately.
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The ping was first reported by a sailboat that had recorded a sound with its onboard sonar.
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I'm so onboard with Jill Soloway—she takes it to the next level, and it's really inspiring.
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Rachel Petersen, a Minneapolis-based attorney representing another detainee onboard, says her client reported a similar experience.
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One young woman was intubated by the onboard medical team before being evacuated, to stabilize her condition.
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While the headset's onboard tracking feels great, the experience for controller tracking is more hit-or-miss.
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Iris' technology analyzes and draws insights from videos captured by cameras onboard a drone in real time.
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The squad had also acquired state-of-the-art technology, like onboard vehicle dynamometers, for reconstructing crashes.
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The helicopter crashed in a field in Medford around 1 PM ET. Eddie Montgomery was not onboard.
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Meanwhile, authorities opened a family assistance center where counseling was being provided to relatives of those onboard.
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For peace of mind, he had double-checked with the museum that there were no artifacts onboard.
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"Can you get back onboard and unlock the boat?" the dispatcher asked at one point, CNN reported.
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The cameras onboard are off-the-shelf, and the radio is similar to that in an iPhone.
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Here are the 10 cruise lines that really stand out for onboard food above all the rest.
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In fact, the airplane was a civilian Iranian airliner, and all 290 people onboard were killed. 2.
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Sold onboard for $9, it includes M&M's, popcorn, Fig Newtons, Parmesan cheese crisps and salami slices.
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For that reason, American Airlines will only allow smart luggage onboard if the battery can be disconnected.
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And pilots said the onboard check list, which contains information about overriding the emergency system, was incorrect.
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But four minutes later, the plane went into a fatal dive that killed all 157 people onboard.
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On sailings of five nights or more, travelers receive an onboard credit of between $100 to $300.
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For example, passengers spending between eight and 14 nights will receive £400, about $489.71, in onboard credit.
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Its attention eventually turned to electronic cigarettes, which were banned from being used onboard airplanes in 2016.
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The captain of the Grand Princess was also unaware of the test results, according to those onboard.
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The aircraft carrier has roughly 5,000 people on board including its crew, aviation squadrons and onboard staffs.
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Whole meals, including corn on the cob are sold onboard, but most people bring their own food.
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The additional 85033 crew members would stay onboard to safely operate the vessel, according to the company.
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The additional 16 crew members would stay onboard to safely operate the vessel, according to the company.
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The following year Mr. Weinstein was brought onboard to overhaul the show and serve as its producer.
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The dinner menu onboard lists each meal option with a colored wine glass icon next to it.
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Chief among them: Is quarantining people onboard a safe, or even ethical, strategy to contain the virus?
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The others have been held in quarantine onboard at the order of the Japanese Ministry of Health.
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Mr. Allcard stopped sailing, at 91, when he realized he could no longer perform strenuous onboard tasks.
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There were 26 personnel onboard the hybrid aircraft, the U.S. military said, and 19033 have been rescued.
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There are 14 apps currently listed in the onboard store, including those that are already pre-installed.
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"The majority of clients we onboard come on in some kind of hacked state," he told me.
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Some sought the other services available onboard, receiving social security cards, voting papers and water purification tablets.
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Cruisers can see their itinerary, and link their reservations with other guests' to make plans together onboard.
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That said, it took awhile for donors, aides, most supporters and even Clinton herself to climb onboard.
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Tehran may argue instead, they said, that faulty equipment onboard the plane had failed to signal properly.
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Onboard, there had been a live orchestra for afternoon tea, a planetarium and a Canyon Ranch spa.
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That depends on whether there are sick people onboard -- and whether you come into contact with them.
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On December 22nd, the capsule used its onboard parachutes to touch down in White Sands, New Mexico.
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Those who have shared a room with people testing positive must stay onboard longer, as will crew.
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The flight was operated on February 15 with around 200 passengers onboard, the Times of Israel reported.
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Staff on ships were asked to remain onboard in ports to avoid exposure and wear face masks.
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The two-week trip left port on Jan 20, and passengers spent two weeks in onboard quarantine.
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A Ukrainian airplane crashed shortly after taking off in Iran on Tuesday, killing all 176 passengers onboard.
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Others, such as Nunik Hesti, 53, said they had no idea that relatives were onboard the flight.
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Singapore Airlines is working with the vertical farming company AeroFarms to bring farm-to-table ingredients onboard.
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Over the years, Washington has tried a mix of charm, threats and cash to bring Pakistan onboard.
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Closed-loop scrubbers keep most of the water used for sulfur removal onboard for disposal at port.
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Royal Caribbean&aposs Symphony of the Seas has 210 dining venues onboard, serving around 214,0000 dishes daily.
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Once onboard, a team of 18 people make sure food is divided into the appropriate store rooms.
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For example, the holiday season sees around 2,000 kids onboard, making more kid-friendly meals a must.
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Other common-sense approaches for saving money include eating at the airport or bringing a sandwich onboard.
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Once onboard, simply sync the playlist to the seatback TV and enjoy hours of non-stop entertainment.
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In October 2018, 189 people onboard a Lion Air flight were killed after it crashed in Indonesia.
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The flight's strict secrecy, including radio silence, may have contributed to the crash, which killed all onboard.
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Jimmy Burdette, a multimedia teacher at Broken Arrow High School, jumped onboard to help serve the lunches.
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The group also claimed responsibility for downing a Russian airliner last October, killing all 224 people onboard.
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The Orion was also announced in 2011, and has yet to be flown with a crew onboard.
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Its onboard systems are expected to identify targets without prior intelligence or supporting technology, such as GPS.
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The first is its "enhanced value" which comes with 100% future cruise credit and either $600 onboard credit per booked room for trips that were set to be at least six days long, or $300 onboard credit for cruises that were going to be five days or less.
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Of course, the best part is that riders who are 21 and over can enjoy adult beverages onboard.
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In June and July, TinTin B raised its orbit slightly, suggesting a small burn of its onboard thrusters.
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The developers even claim the onboard AI is able to provide basic descriptions of people, by image recognition.
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But…Read more ReadThe Parker Solar Probe's onboard sensors will take measurements, providing unprecedented new data for scientists.
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He hadn't dropped Wall off on the island; she died in an accident onboard the submarine, he said.
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"It took the whole season to find our audience and get them onboard," said the 60-year-old.
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The Waylens Horizon is essentially a conical, dense metal camera replete with optics, onboard processing power and battery.
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The drone sat in a carry-on bag during the flight, which had about 230 civilian passengers onboard.
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Second, with more onboard automation it is likely these semis will be significantly safer than their diesel counterparts.
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And you heard that when you heard the onboard audio from the astronauts, you heard them describe that.
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"Anytime the guys were out of communication with Earth, they would flip on an onboard recorder," Miller said.
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First, they made him touch down in a field so others on the breakout team could get onboard.
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My stop came and went; I stayed onboard to finish reading the transcripts and talk with my editors.
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SpaceX has released videos of landings in the past — including 360-degree view shots and other onboard cameras.
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She has her 7-year-old daughter Taylor with ex-husband Tarek onboard with the healthy brownies, too.
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Stena Bulk's chief executive and president Erik Hanell said the company had limited communication with the crew onboard.
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Astronauts could use OmniSkins, or something like it, to adapt and reuse tools onboard the International Space Station.
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Now fans are lobbying for Rosie O'Donnell to be brought onboard as chief White House strategist Steve Bannon.
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MSF's onboard medical team — a doctor, a midwife, and two nurses — immediately triage and treat the rescued people.
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The company plans to send its first humans onboard a New Shepard rocket sometime in the next year.
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He then waves to the camera and begins to sashay and spin for the enjoyment of those onboard.
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The boarding party discovered a group of scientists onboard, who were working with data streaming off of Eros.
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On July 17, 2014, Russian proxies shot down a civilian airliner, killing all 298 onboard — including an American.
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Version 8.0 includes updates to the signal processing tech used to interpret images received from the onboard radar.
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The standalone device will sport a Qualcomm 835 chipset, 4GB of RAM and 64 gigs of onboard memory.
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However, that doesn't mean he wouldn't get onboard to unite the band at some point in the future.
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"The autonomous systems that are initially being proved with unmanned flight will quickly lead to putting people onboard."
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There was an ice chest in the center filled with sandwiches and beer; Ashwin had brought it onboard.
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At least 22 people were believed to be onboard the ship when it went down in rough seas.
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It also has 270GB of RAM, 128GB of onboard storage, and it includes an in-display fingerprint scanner.
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So the Cygnus will stay out of the way until the incoming crew is safely onboard the ISS.
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The Mavic Pro Alpine White has an advanced stabilized camera system and a bunch of onboard intelligent features.
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Kohn said that the organization has been able to bring together many of the industry's biggest names onboard.
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Onboard the ship, I spoke with people who dedicate their entire lives to mastering the art of belief.
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At this event in 290 Emirates unveiled a new onboard bar and lounge for its highest-paying passengers.
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"The medical team onboard the Phoenix have confirmed that the deceased teenager died from gunshot wound," he added.
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However, it seems passengers onboard the train's inaugural trip weren't satisfied with being in Hello Kitty's presence alone.
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There was a glitch with the spacecraft's onboard cameras, which capture staggered images during the sail deployment sequence.
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A built-in 14918323-bit processor and a suite of 27 sensors help power the onboard computing functions.
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Acceleration and braking on the karts is partially controlled by the driver and partially by its onboard computers.
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The terrifying incident occurred hours after the singer, who was not onboard, performed a concert in Oslo, Norway.
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These beams were then filtered through a crystal onboard the satellite, which produced a pair of entangled photons.
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The design was even sleeker than the DS Lite's, and the onboard OS was far more full-featured.
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I buy the ticket onboard, and she and I discuss our fears and anxieties about the application process.
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The crew onboard the International Space Station has the absolute best view of Winter Storm Jonas this weekend.
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Instead, Facebook said Aquila would focus its efforts on developing the onboard software systems that guide internet aircraft.
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Unata was built to quickly and easily onboard grocers, and this acquisition should help Instacart continue to expand.
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The software engineer developed the onboard computer programs that powered NASA's Apollo missions, including the 1969 moon landing.
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But the real magic comes when you pair the backpack with a headset with onboard inside out tracking.
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The Apollo 1 capsule is seen charred after a fire inside killed all three astronauts onboard on Jan.
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" One line in the presentation adds "Validated: establish actionable and unauthorized presence on one or more onboard systems.
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The sonar system onboard Dong Hai Jiu 101 will be operated by Phoenix International Holdings and Hydrospheric Solutions.
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The ship heads out on June 28, and returns on July 1 ... plenty of time for onboard debauchery.
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The report fell short, however, of suggesting any concerning security changes to cockpit doors, locks or onboard procedures.
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The economic rationale for going self-sufficient in energy is key to getting citizens onboard, said the mayor.
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Having a capable speaker onboard is a huge reason why the H1 seems like a complete, portable package.
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DJI recently released its Phantom 4 drone, the first consumer drone with robust sense and avoid technology onboard.
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Four of those onboard were listed as using United Nations passports and their nationalities were not immediately clear.
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He's a growth hacker, app developer, game developer, and is now helpling Playlist onboard influencers to its service.
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At MIT's Instrumentation Laboratory, starting in 1965, she headed the onboard flight software team for the Apollo project.
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Those who stay onboard would be able to sell shares or execute stock options approximately every six months.
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A fifth, the Alexander Tkachenko, a Russian ferry, previously photographed with military trucks onboard, probably called there too.
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The planes are equipped with on-board cameras, but it's unclear what additional surveillance equipment may be onboard.
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If so, you may want to reconsider and get back onboard with meal numero uno of the day.
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The headset costs $199 for the version with 32GB of onboard storage, and $249 for the 64GB variety.
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The reunion happened by accident, with both actresses embarking on a cruise without knowing the other was onboard.
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Chinese social media users thought she shouldn't have tried bringing the offensive fruit onboard in the first place.
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Businesses can also choose whether or not to onboard their customers upfront or upon their customers getting paid.
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Once the rocket landed, it shook the drone ship pretty violently, causing the ship's onboard camera to freeze.
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All spacecraft come with an expiration date: They can only travel as far as the fuel onboard allows.
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There were 175 people onboard the aircraft, Todd Woodard, director of public relations at Spokane Airport, told Mashable.
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The license only authorizes the company to fly "non-deployed scientific, experimental, or inert payloads" onboard the spaceplane.
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Sailors would share drawings onboard, they critiqued one another's art, and they sometimes worked on commission for officers.
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When you create a common purpose among the entire team, employees are much more inclined to get onboard.
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The company said in the post that the most significant change will be greater use of onboard radar.
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OSIRIS-REx will then use its onboard engines to move closer and fly in formation with the asteroid.
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The devices, which have an onboard computer and six cameras, cost about $2120,2000 each to produce in China.
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Update Onboard amenity kits for first- and business-class passengers on international flights are becoming hot-ticket items.
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Onboard opulence: Why I needed to fly Singapore's new suitesWhat's so special about Singapore's newer first-class suites?
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"We apologize to our valued customers who were onboard for the inconvenience," the airline said in a statement.
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Keep reading to remember the Titanic and those onboard, and learn more about those affected by the tragedy.
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Back onboard, ask a crewmember to show you around the cars and explain the history behind each one.
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There was an onboard magazine waiting in each seat that looked an awful lot like an inflight magazine ...
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Foul play was possible, according to an 1873 account in The Times, citing a bloody sword found onboard.
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"We are reaching out to all customers onboard and the customer in the lavatory to apologize," United said.
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Supertanker Apollo Dream loaded Abu Dhabi's Upper Zakum crude after already taking a cargo of Qatar Marine onboard.
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There's also an onboard charge cable for "trickle" top-offs using a regular wall outlet for 120V power.
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Eventually, the onboard components will freeze, turning the probes into two dead chunks of metal careening through space.
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The interest has been awesome, so we can afford to be selective about the people that we onboard.
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As far as their own vessel is concerned, the group has stressed that everything onboard is under control.
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Two years later, the same problem destroyed NASA's Glory scientific satellite, also launched onboard a Taurus XL vehicle.
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Fortunately, in the case of the hard-drive python, neither the passenger nor the snake were permitted onboard.
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The GOP will now quietly do precisely that — and revisit the issue later, with Trump and Democrats onboard.
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The sunken hull is deteriorating, which could unsettle the explosives onboard, and potentially result in a monstrous explosion.
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The 12 and 120-volt electricity systems and inverters power the family's onboard entertainment systems and vent fan.
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Six passengers died after getting caught up in the coronavirus outbreak onboard the Diamond Princess ship in February.
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It's free, it's fun, and whether you're the oldest or the youngest onboard, we guarantee you'll be impressed.
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The project aims to field a cruise missile with effectively unlimited range thanks to an onboard nuclear engine.
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Everyone onboard grew increasingly alarmed, and some began to worry about their own children left behind with sitters.
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The maps fix the Cadillac's global position to within four inches, backed by onboard cameras, radar and GPS.
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GOP leaders are cutting deals to keep 22027 of their 210 members onboard and approve the tax legislation.
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Viking also offers access to TED Talks videos in its onboard cinemas and on demand in its cabins.
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Witnesses have described seeing Ms. Wall and Mr. Madsen onboard the submarine in Copenhagen port on Aug. 10.
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The ship docked with 2,422 passengers and 1,111 crew members onboard, according to the cruise line, Princess Cruises.
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The ship is expected to leave the San Francisco Bay with more than 1,000 crew members still onboard.
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China didn't ban smoking onboard airplanes until 2017, with an exception for pilots remaining in effect until 2019.
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And medical facilities onboard may not be able to sufficiently treat the number of patients requiring intensive care.
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We will do everything possible to help them hire and onboard their new staff as expediently as possible.
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"In the opinion of the seventh Coast Guard district, the conditions onboard present especially hazardous conditions," she said.
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Chief Gunner's Mate Sierra Karatali said the sailors and Marines onboard "have one common goal: Defend the ship."
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Onboard the ship, workers will now be either monitoring or serving the Lido buffet and ice cream stations.
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So the passengers onboard the ship, as visitors of Japan, are subject to Japan's quarantine protocols, he added.
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An onboard camera streamed video to the laptop and revealed an Antarctica even more alien than the surface.
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So when Paolo sent me the awesome lower right stack you see, I was quick to hop onboard!
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Parts of the Bordelon were damaged, including its port bow and main mast, which fell, injuring some onboard.
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The Original Colorado Cannabis Tour includes visits to two dispensaries, after which onboard consumption of purchases is encouraged.
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They can go online to upload all their information and download the apps they'd like to use onboard.
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Some of that world comes to him, clambering onboard in a blur of ages, hues and conversational interests.
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You hear one passenger say there were Raiders fans onboard so they could take care of the guy.
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Snowman came onboard four years ago, helping expand Rosenthal's vision to the iPhone and Apple TV, as well.
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Most of the passengers onboard the yacht have been rescued but two are still missing, the department said.
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But onboard, the coronavirus outbreak is still raging, with the number of confirmed cases now up to 621.
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There are no confirmed cases of the coronavirus onboard the Sun Princess, according to Agence France-Presse (AFP).
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An additional 233 passengers, who had been forced to remain onboard, will be permitted to disembark on Wednesday.
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Entertainment options onboard include an Apple TV, WiFi, and a computer monitor to the side of the bed.
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This composite image was taken on Friday by an onboard camera as the spacecraft flew past the planet.
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Japan declared the ship's two-week quarantine over, despite an uptick in cases among the passengers still onboard.
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But NASA canceled the pairing when only one of the two medium-sized spacesuits onboard was made ready.
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Experts and officials have criticized the decision to keep people on the ship and poor hygiene practices onboard.
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A Ukrainian airplane carrying 176 people crashed on Wednesday shortly after takeoff from Tehran airport, killing all onboard.
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It started about a month ago, with the forced removal of a passenger onboard a United Express flight.
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A 20183-year-old Southern woman not onboard with marriage equality finds herself characterized as a hateful boob.
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The weekly food orders are also mostly constant, though these can change depending on the expected demographic onboard.
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Consumers can easily shift allegiances if a rival airline offers new amenities like high-speed onboard Wi-Fi.
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A two-thirds vote is required to convict, which would mean 20 Republicans would need to get onboard.
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It'll now be recovered by Boeing and NASA and examined, with more data gathered from its onboard computers.
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It comes in silver, gold and rose gold finishes and is only available with 32GB of onboard storage.
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It altered an onboard diagnostic system so it would not provide warnings that the emissions system was malfunctioning.
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Six passengers died after getting caught up in the coronavirus outbreak onboard the Diamond Princess ship in February.
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But did you also know he stashed a mandolin, a piano, books and a gramophone onboard his ship?
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A woman onboard told the legal volunteers she saw two Sudanese students with green cards detained in line.
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The crash on Sunday of an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 MAX passenger jet killed all 157 people onboard.
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Delta, too, doesn't guarantee a peanut-less environment, though it doesn't serve them when a sufferer is onboard.
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You can go [to a cargo ship travel agency's website] or call them and buy your way onboard.
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Container ships have no incentive to bring a passenger onboard unless they've made a business out of it.
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You are a liability to the ship, and there is no reason why they should bring you onboard.
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Guests can join in onboard experiences, "including Cuban- and Caribbean-inspired food and films, music and dancing," and special onboard programming ranges from "an orientation of Cuba's history, customs and culture, to geographic-inspired entertainment, to casual and fun personal enrichment activities, along with conversational Spanish lessons," according to Carnival.
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I expected the Ham team to make replicas of all 7,000 animal pairs they claim were onboard the Ark.
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Let me stress that airplane accidents often involve multiple factors that can't always be determined directly from onboard technology.
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Still, many developing technologies could one day make onboard tech like laser cannons and invisible deflector shields a reality.
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Last year, Nick told PEOPLE he was onboard for an R-rated third installment of the Camp Rock series.
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" Dienna said, "Onboard USS Harry S. Truman, we measure ourselves by the highest standards of professionalism and personal integrity.
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