So the Justice Department overnighted Leopold and me CDs on Friday.
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I've overnighted letters requesting they expedite our case because of emotional and financial hardship.
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Jaidev Sharma, the president of Mangozz, generously overnighted me a box of six Alphonso mangoes.
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Days later, Palm Beach County Judge Gregory Keyser ordered the phone overnighted to manufacturer Apple, Inc.
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We're told the company overnighted the delivery to Post, and he got 'em early Wednesday morning.
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Early last week, Mr. Lipsky's lawyer overnighted a personal appeal to Mr. Mulvaney, pleading her client's case.
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I submitted my recipe, overnighted some bagels to my colleagues and prepared to write a how-to article.
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Inspired by the client's favorite spots and indulgences in the city, the gift included favorite cocktail recipes from the Carlyle Hotel, plus matches and napkins from the bar, Petrossian caviar which we had to have overnighted, a sterling silver and mother of pearl serving set, and black truffles overnighted from Italy.
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After getting the Spectacles overnighted from LA (thanks Saba!), I spent last weekend using them in New York City.
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Steve Scalise thanks to Louisiana State University, which overnighted about 70 hats and two dozen T-shirts to Washington.
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Shelby said she suspected something when she received a notification on December 17 that her gift was being overnighted.
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They'd overnighted at a Super 8 in Pompano and showed him the postcards, the Barefoot Mailman, bathing beauties picking oranges.
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Per Palm Beach County Judge Gregory Keyser's order, the phone was overnighted via FedEx with tracking information given to both families.
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When customers sign up, they will receive an overnighted cold storage container, shipping, and instructions, all together called a Dadi Kit.
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According to the Associated Press, they overnighted the finished product — photos of which were shared exclusively with PEOPLE — to Ginsburg on Thursday.
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The suicide attack at a Manchester, England, pop concert unfolded as Trump overnighted in Israel, a country deeply familiar with terror's scourge.
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In a West Palm Beach court hearing earlier today, Judge Gregory Keyser ordered that the phone be overnighted via FedEx to Apple, Inc.
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We overnighted 100 cake boxes and ribbons, ran to Ikea to purchase white shelves, and constructed a completely original backdrop for the set.
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The testing kit includes a swab for consumers to collect a sample at home, which is overnighted to a certified laboratory for analyzation.
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According to Preston, occasionally passengers would be overnighted, and she'd wake up on a cot, so the passenger could sleep in an actual bed.
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Had we chosen an urban Quebec vacation we probably would have overnighted at Auberge de St. Antoine which offers a 5113 percent winter discount.
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The team overnighted some chilled samples from local hospitals and college campuses back to its lab, where microbial DNA evidence proved the bacteria was widespread.
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Having overnighted in the burbs, I was due to deliver a guest lecture at the main university and I'd arrived downtown in plenty of time.
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Kip Burgess was relieved last year when pharmaceutical giant Amgen overnighted him a $2,976 check to help pay for his go-to arthritis drug, Enbrel.
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During the primaries, it was huge news when he finally overnighted in a chain hotel in Iowa and, that same weekend, sat through all 60 minutes of a church service.
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Bread and Butter overnighted at the luxe Willard Intercontinental Hotel upon their arrival in the nation's capital and held a news conference ahead of their trip to the White House.
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Many of the gold caps lawmakers wore were donated by LSU, which overnighted about 2202 hats and two dozen t-shirts to Washington, D.C., according to a local ABC News affiliate.
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When Halo 3 came out, I had it overnighted from Seattle to Tokyo, and the next day I brought it to the studio and made sure that everybody—including Hideo—looked closely at the game.
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Nurx, a startup that offers birth control and STI and HIV testing, was selling COVID-19 test kits that could be overnighted to patients after they completed an evaluation that was reviewed by a Nurx provider.
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On June 23, Miller and Dietz woke before dawn, as they frequently did, and began driving north up the peninsula, possibly from the tourist town of Long Beach, where they often overnighted at the Best Western.
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"The week before Irma hit, we had so many phone calls from people desperate to have product overnighted to them," said Paul Fulton, the president of the Ready Store, an online emergency preparedness retailer that has seen inquiries jump 238 percent in the past few weeks.
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The reality of Uganda and other parts of Africa is that in reaching many of the more interesting sights — inside national parks or on the way to the picturesque lodges where we overnighted on the eight-day trip, there may barely be any road at all.
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That's according to an anecdote about former Apple employee and Palm CEO Dubinsky in the new book Originals: How Non-Conformists Move The World, published this week: Suddenly, Steve Jobs proposed eliminating all six U.S. warehouses, dropping their inventory, and moving to a just-in-time production system in which computers would be assembled upon order and overnighted by FedEx.
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They had a large reception at landing and then overnighted in Paris to return home on March 29. Muller returned to find internal corporate rivalries within the Vevey offices. He gave a speech at an event he organized at the Casino du Rivage in Vevey called “L’Amerique, un people sur roués”. His speech was noted as demonstrating his kindness, cheer, guidance and leadership.
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This demo was overnighted to Jeff Hanson, manager of the band Creed, and they were subsequently signed to Wind-Up Records. In October 2000, DFL released a second eponymous album containing all new songs with the exception of two re-recorded songs from their 1999 album. The album reached No. 26 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart. Two singles from the album also charted.
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Both Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Winston Churchill also overnighted in the town. Military personnel left Botwood at the end of World War II. Military buildings were sold, demolished or relocated. The commercial seaplane service ended in 1945 as land-based aircraft became more popular. Botwood continued to ship paper from the Grand Falls-Windsor paper mill until its closure in 2009.
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In 1720 Manor Farm was leased to Jacob Sawbridge, one of the South Sea Bubble directors. In 1732 William Hogarth overnighted at the 'Nag's Head' in Lower Stoke. Due to the shortage of beds he had to share a bed. There was a large airship base nearby at Kingsnorth from which patrols covering the North Sea were launched during World War I. The site is now covered by Kingsnorth Power Station.
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In the fall of 1994, Files overnighted two comedic short stories and fifty pages of Child of God, a dramatic novel she'd been sporadically working on for five years, to literary agency Jay Garon-Brooke Associates, Inc., the agency that represented bestselling author John Grisham. In her query letter, Files stated she had eight more short stories that went with the two she sent. Nancy Coffey, an agent from Garon-Brooke, called the next morning requesting to see the rest of the material.
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Amtrak's long distance Crescent and a Northeast Regional connect Lynchburg with Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Charlotte, Atlanta, Birmingham, New Orleans and intermediate points. In October 2009, Lynchburg became the southern terminus for a Northeast Regional that previously had overnighted in Washington. The forecast ridership was 51,000 for the 180-mile extension's first year, but the actual count was triple that estimate, and the train paid for itself without any subsidy. By FY 2015, the Regional had 190,000 riders.
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After the lunch, Seeman went to see Vicky Germaise in Arif Mardin's office at the Atlantic Recording Studios. Germaise asked Seeman if she had another copy and overnighted the demo to Arif Mardin who was in Los Angeles, producing Bette Midler's upcoming album. "Night and Day" was recorded by Bette Midler for her Some People's Lives album. It was produced by Arif Mardin, with Marc Shaiman serving as associate producer, and Joseph Jack Puig as the recording and mix engineer.
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The Kolsås Line was connected to the Østensjø Line and given number 3 from 5 April 1998. All T1300 stock were overnighted at Majorstuen Depot from 21 March 1999 and Avløs was reduced to a maintenance center. From 12 April 2003 the Kolsås Line was again served by Line 4 and linked with the Lambertseter Line. The new T2000 stock that was bought for the Holmenkollen Line was tested on the Kolsås Line in 1995, but the lower voltage made operations impossible.
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One of the Class 5 bogie trams that was still in regular service had survived because it had overnighted in the other depot. All the ten Class 2 and seven of the Class 3 trams could be put into service in the course of a few days. Behind the fire- proof doors at the paint shop at Dalsenget was a single Class 4 tram with a trailer that had survived the fire.Kjenstad, 2005: 175–78 Trondheim Sporvei contacted Oslo Sporveier and Bergen Sporvei to organize renting buses.
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Holden had told Santo about the fundraising walk before it took place, gaining Santo's admiration. On June 29, Holden arrived at Harry Caray's restaurant in Rosemont, Illinois. He overnighted there, as he had previously done in several odd places and small hotels. After arriving at the famous Cubs baseball stadium, Wrigley Field, on July 1, Holden, who was joined by Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich during the final steps of his walk, threw that day's symbolic first pitch to Kerry Wood, as the Cubs played the Washington Nationals.
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There, the force was split into vanguard and rear guard elements, with Aguinaldo and del Pilar in the vanguard. The vanguard force overnighted in Tubao, La Union, departed there on November 16, and was in Naguilian, La Union by November 19, where word was received that American forces had taken Santo Tomas and had proceeded to Aringay. Aguinaldo's force arrived in Balaoan, La Union on November 19, pushed on the next day, and arrived at the Tirad Pass, a natural choke point, on November 23.
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The pilots, fourteen in the heavy plane class (with engines from 510-875 cubic in.) and six in the lighter class (275-510 cubic in.), took off from Santa Monica, California. Stops en route to Cleveland included San Bernardino, California; Yuma, Arizona; Phoenix, Arizona; Douglas, Arizona; El Paso, Texas; Pecos, Texas; Midland, Texas; Abilene, Texas; Fort Worth, Texas; St. Louis, Missouri; and Cincinnati, Ohio. At each stop, the pilots often overnighted for refueling, repairs, and to be treated to media attention and dinner banquets.The Powder Puff Derby — Historic Wings Flight Stories.
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Felled trees floated down from the Kohler Valley upstream of Calw were reassembled while the men overnighted in inns at the mills in Kapfenhardt and then floated them on, usually to Bietigheim or Heidelberg but sometimes as far as Rotterdam, before returning overland with their pay. The rafting era came to an end in the early 20th century, replaced by the railways. The community has a museum and a monument to the industry. Beginning in the 14th century, the area was an increasingly popular spa, but this ended with a mid-19th-century avalanche which shut off the Gutenbrunnen hot spring.
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On August 4, 2014, after six months without electricity, the project moved into the second phase, aiming to create what Wilson referred to as the 'Ultimate Studio Apartment'. Though Wilson moved out of the dumpster in February 2015 short of accomplishing the goal of building a fully functioning home, it remains on the college campus where Wilson worked and has become a rotating space for teachers and educators. On the first night of the new home school program, Austin's Blackshear Elementary Principal Betty Jenkins overnighted in the dumpster. Wilson claims that the dumpster experiment was the central inspiration for Wilson's creation of the startup company, Kasita.
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The branch became part of the Great Eastern Railway in 1862, the London & North Eastern Railway in 1923 and British Railways from 1948. In 1922 Hacheston Halt was opened in an attempt to improve the line's poor passenger receipts.Great Eastern Railway Society Journal 131 pages 130-137 Stanley C Jenkins (July 2007) Well used until the 1930s, when passenger numbers fell due to the increased popularity of road transport, the line closed to passenger services on 1 November 1952, and to freight on 19 April 1965. The Royal Train overnighted on the branch in May 1956 headed by B1 4-6-0s 61252 and 61399.
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There were ten hangars erected, a single Type T1 and 9 prefabricated blister type. Airmen and WAAF personnel were accommodated in prefabricated Quonset hutting and the officers were housed in the nearby magnificent Elizabethan manor house, Condover Hall, that had been commandeered by the War Office for the duration of the war. The first unit at Condover was No. 11 (Pilot) Advanced Flying Unit, of No. 21 Group Flying Training Command, flying Airspeed Oxfords and conducting navigation and cross- country training. At various times between 1942 and 1945 Condover was visited by Supermarine Spitfires, Hawker Hurricanes, Short Stirlings and Avro Lancasters that either diverted to Condover, made emergency landings or overnighted at the station.
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Henri Pirenne - Histoire de la constitution de la ville de Dinant au moyen-âge The growing power of kings and princes in the fifteenth century is characterized by the constitution of the states.Henri Pirenne - Histoire de la constitution de la ville de Dinant au moyen-âge After an uprising in Dinant, Charles the Bold also known as le Téméraire attacked the city in August 1466. The city was plundered and destroyed, which caused a negative effect on the local dinanderie industrie, a sad defeat for the Auxbrebis family.Michel HUBERT - HISTOIRE DE LA DINANDERIE (SECONDE PARTIE) Le Téméraire is known to have overnighted at the home of one of the family members on the night before the attack.
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Until the late 1960s there were waiting rooms and lavatories for ladies and gentlemen (with penny slots in the cubicle doors) on both island platforms and on Platform 2, the signs on Platform 6 being suspended from hooks for easy removal on those occasions when the Royal Train overnighted at Hooton. Wymans had a newspaper and bookstall until the late 1960s, but there was never a refreshment room. When the LMR's West Coast Main Line electric services to Liverpool commenced in 1967 the Great Western main line was reduced in status to a series of local lines, Birkenhead Woodside was closed and Hooton station went into decline. The Joyce of Whitchurch clock was removed, the canopies and buildings were removed from the island platforms in the 1970s, and the only services comprised DMUs running between Rock Ferry (by then the terminus) and either Chester or Helsby.
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They are remembered with a special ceremony each year at their graves in the Sylling churchyard, north east of Oslo. There was one survivor - Welshman Ogwyn George, the radio operator - who fell without a parachute, hitting trees and landing in unusually deep snow. He was rescued by Norwegian Johan Bråthen. The mission in the RAF Sunderland Flying Boat L2167 of 210 Squadron was a volunteer mission. A crew of ten were assembled: :AC2 George Eveson (29) of Wales) :AC1 Robert (Bertie) L Millar (18) of Northern Ireland :AC1 Graeme H Maile (22) of Wales) :AC1 Ogwyn George (1919 - 1986) of Wales (survivor) :LAC Douglas W B Upham (27) (Kent, England) :LAC Frederick A Morrison (30) (Northern Ireland) :Sgt James A L Barter (21) (Monmouth, Wales) :Sgt Pilot J C Carpenter (28) (Sydney, Australia) :PLTOFF Arthur F LeMaistre (26) (Winnipeg, Canada) :FLTLT Peter W H Kite (20) (London, England) - Captain They left on 8 April 1940 in Sunderland L2168 and flew north from Pembroke Dock on the south west tip of Wales to Holyhead in north Wales and overnighted there.
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