It's Carl -- he's stowed away on the truck as well.
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Inside were six smoke grenades neatly stowed in bubble wrap.
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Those items can still be stowed in checked luggage, however.
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Parade floats, banners and signs are now neatly stowed away.
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The larger items were to be stowed with checked luggage.
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A charging cable is stowed in an easy access case.
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It will arrive on the Red Planet stowed under the rover.
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In the interim, it had been stowed away in Grimm's garage.
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If it's still not needed, it will be stowed away again.
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They get stowed away, along with those things that are overwhelmingly sad.
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Those items could be stowed in checked luggage, the U.S. government said.
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But one morning, Evie does get in, her bicycle stowed in back.
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Helmets will be included in the rental price, stowed in the scooter's trunk.
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It can also be stowed via a throw-switch on the center console.
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It's powered by six electric motors and doesn't smother the engine when stowed.
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In 2015, two men stowed away on a flight from Johannesburg to Heathrow.
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Every container has the potential to tell a story through what's stowed inside.
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I kept it stowed away in it's hidden storage pocket when I traveled.
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Extra sheets, pillows, and a duvet were stowed in one of the closets.
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Kurt took it from the console and stowed it in a side locker.
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Once again, it seems that a mouse stowed Pepsi's finest will not disintegrate entirely.
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The quieter they were, the longer they could stay stowed away inside an MSP.
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A sleeping infant in a car seat had been stowed in the living room.
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So computers, tablets and other devices will have to be stowed in checked luggage.
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I ignored the request, stowed away my phone and hit play on my TV remote.
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My grandfather left Italy when he was 22013 years old, stowed away on a ship.
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Her episode last week was not the first time she stowed away on a plane.
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But Agatha has stowed away in the vessel in an attempt to stop the wedding.
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Cox had cash in his pocket, and a jug that he stowed in the back.
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It turns out, this isn't the first time Master Chief has stowed away inside an Xbox.
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Five is Das, a teenage girl and tech wizard who stowed away on board the Raza.
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It's not small or easily stowed away, like the Sonos Play:1 and the Sonos One.
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Had she gotten out of bed in the night, last night, and quietly stowed them somewhere?
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When I'm in that state, I usually keep my head down and my earbuds stowed away.
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As the rover travels to Mars, the mast will lay flat, stowed away in its deck.
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Mysterious fleeting fires are said to flicker in the night at sites where treasures were stowed.
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But the familiar, insectlike projector that displays the stars and constellations is stowed under the floor.
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Certain harsh truths must be stowed away, for our happiness depends on accepting each other's fragilities.
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He said he put the suit in its carrying case and stowed it in the garage.
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Experts generally recommend having at least three to six months' worth of living expenses stowed away.
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Within minutes, she had stowed the re-hairing job in her viola case and had disappeared.
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Disinterested, I stowed my phone and looked up to see my colleague Maya's eyes glimmering with excitement.
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A parachute is stowed in this bag and then it has to assemble itself into this shape.
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Compared to Amazon's smart display, this is a tablet that can be stowed away in your bag.
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It was stowed away in a zipped-up pocked I thought was sufficiently insulated against the elements.
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For example, valuables are better kept on your person or left behind instead of stowed in luggage.
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In the ants' case, one stalwart queen stowed away underground could undo everything Boser had been plotting.
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I stowed the humiliating package in my apartment and went back to my mother's to get Sadie.
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It had been stowed in the storeroom for decades and is now potentially worth millions of dollars.
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When we got home, I retrieved 13 untouched bottles of leftover medicine stowed away in my closet.
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These days, they are inescapable: thwapping into windshields, sneaking into a diner stowed away in customers' collars.
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I had a sleeping pill in my glasses case, where I'd also stowed my contact-lens container.
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The soft top could be quickly removed and stowed in a tiny trunk for open-air motoring.
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The new species must have stowed themselves on the fleeing ships, hitching rides to new breeding grounds.
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Once those precious rocks are stowed away safely, the spacecraft will begin its return to Earth in 2021.
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Afraid of persecution in her own country, she stowed away on a ship bound for the New World.
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A hydrogen fuel cell stowed in the aircraft's hold would capture energy from the aircraft brakes during landing.
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The seats can also be collapsed and stowed up at the ceiling in seconds, to create more room.
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Turns out the tyke has stowed away in a basket of bananas, making for a funny, happy reunion.
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They were dressed in fatigues, and two green cans of energy drinks were stowed in the door pocket.
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Shoes are left at the entrance, stowed in a rack next to brightly colored traditional Korean hwa boots.
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We stowed the remaining cheese, crackers and the mini jam jar, pulled on our packs and marched on.
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In February 2019, a woman flew from Australia to Glasgow with a python stowed away in her shoe.
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Passengers are allowed to travel with firearms, but they must be properly declared and stowed in checked luggage.
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In 303, the Osinskis made their first delivery to Manhattan with 230 oysters stowed in their 22 Cadillac.
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We stowed the remaining cheese, crackers and the mini jam jar, pulled on our packs and marched on.
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For years, illegal immigrants have stowed away in trucks while attempting to reach Britain, often from the European mainland.
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As a teenager, he stowed away on cruise liners the way the other kids went to sleep-away camp.
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Thanks to an ingenious contraption on Kickstarter, sauces can be safely stowed and shared without the fear of spilling.
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Stowed throughout the cargo hold was safety gear including survival vests, bags for passenger emergency oxygen supplies and parachutes.
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Once stabilized, the drone can then be stowed safety in the cargo bay of the C-130, Keeter added.
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Boring argued that Harris could see his son sitting in his car seat when he stowed the light bulbs.
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In its annual report, the TSA announced that it found 2,653 guns stowed in carry-on bags last year.
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The result: a robotic arm performing a bicep curl as it moved from a deployed to a stowed configuration.
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The police were called and shortly after they arrived, they discovered the pigeon stowed away in Weaver's fanny pack.
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Their expressions, though subdued, aren't blank, suggesting plans being hatched or emotions slyly stowed away, just beneath the surface.
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When Grosz returned to Germany in 1959, Mr. Cenedella stowed away on his ship but was discovered and removed.
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The group had stowed away the extra weed for the return flight to New York, sources told The Journal.
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"This is actual physical gold that is stowed away in our vaults when you make a purchase," said Hedge.
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Itineraries The captain is at the controls, the tray tables are stowed, and nobody is smoking in the lavatories.
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Unmatched in versatility, this dynamic duo can be easily stowed for a pop of pattern when not in use.
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The first package, stowed on a passenger bus from the jungle, contained palmito , the marrow of a palm tree.
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The GAU 5A's pistol grip is designed to fold back against the collapsible buttstock to save space when stowed.
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Investigators had no information about whether passengers were wearing life jackets or whether they were stowed onboard, the sheriff said.
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The spokesperson also tells PEOPLE that an airline attendant would never recommend an animal be stowed in an overhead bin.
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The Rose 31 Le Labo Toiletries were lovely and I stowed away a small bottle of it to take home.
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Where in previous years, kids had to keep their phones stowed away, they now need them to participate and learn.
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But what's special about the actuators is that they can be folded flat, so that the arm is stowed away.
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With Korean Air and tasers, that is not a consideration because few passengers knew that they were stowed on board.
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The headphones automatically turn on when you take them out of the companion charging case, and shut off when stowed.
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It is thought that they first made their way to France after being stowed in a pottery delivery from China.
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A ban would also force airlines to amend rules that prohibit lithium ion batteries from being stowed in hold luggage.
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" (The picture shows a sad family, hemmed in by their possessions.) "So we stowed our stuff in stuff from Rubbermaid.
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The rear diffuser provides enough downforce for the Super Sport+'s retractable rear wing to remain stowed at top speed.
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Mr. Thayer was prone to mood swings, and he sometimes destroyed his canvases or stowed them under a kitchen sink.
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He shoved the Hall & Oates shirt into the backpack as well and stowed everything in the trunk of his car.
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Within two minutes of being pulled over, Mr. Martinez-Samano was handcuffed, patted down and stowed in a back seat.
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Saleh has also staged airplane-based pranks, such as his claim earlier this month to have stowed away in luggage.
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The video showed a woman unlatching one of two pet kennels that were stowed in the back of a car.
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At the garage, she took it off its stretcher to burn it but changed her mind and stowed it away.
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We know the asylum in which they've been stowed is a simulacrum of the one David escaped in the pilot.
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Little do they know the baby is stowed away in a basket of bananas, making for a funny, happy reunion.
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Their costumes must have impressed the officers, because they were merely escorted to the trailers where the horses were stowed.
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Now, places like Utrecht opened up this progressive character that has been stowed away for too long to my taste.
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I only felt the need to pull out the very convenient (and cleverly stowed) rainfly once during a particularly heavy downpour.
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In 2013, a nine-year-old boy stowed away on a plane and told the police he was inspired by GTA.
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All the powers of immaculate conception are stowed away in the Virgin's glance, which the artist renders with considerably dramatic flare.
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What's interesting is what's inside of it: a beautiful electric longboard that automatically charges when it's stowed inside the rear bumper.
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As they awaited rescue, the group stowed away in her attic in southeast Houston, hoping to avoid the rising flood waters.
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The vehicle features landing gear that's stowed in an upward configuration and capable of landing on inclines up to 15 degrees.
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The new legislation is expected to explicitly state that pets and animals are not allowed to be stowed in overhead compartments.
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Hausknecht and his sons had three canoes, Johnston remembered, including one that could be taken apart and stowed in a car.
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At the gate, banned electronics like that laptop you just downloaded files from will be collected and stowed away for free.
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But they made it through, and the equipment, stowed in wood crates on the top desk, survived a strafing run intact.
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Battery-powered devices, from laptops to hoverboards, could pose a fire risk to airliners when stowed, airlines and regulators have warned.
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Tucked into my lunchbox, which was stowed in the cool belly of the world's best fisherman's boat, were two ripe Chiquitas.
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My favorite thing about the bag was that the backpack straps can be stowed away and the hip-belt is removable.
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This is his fourth attempt to restore a Petipa ballet using arcane dance notations stowed away in the Harvard Theater Collection.
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Some companies restrict their employees from checking laptop computers as stowed luggage to prevent sensitive business information being lost or stolen.
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In 2010, the body of a North Carolina teenager who stowed away on a plane was found in Milton in 2010.
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Once Bingochea and his fellow crew members have boarded the plane and stowed their baggage, it's time for the preflight briefing.
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Our best guesses are that she stowed away, or found a new family, was brought over by them, and then ran away?
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Pacquiao did odd jobs to survive and stowed away on a boat to Manila as a teenager, where he started competitive boxing.
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Back on the Monitor, returning to Shellfish Department headquarters, Hozoji's dozen-geoduck haul was spot-checked, stowed, and bound for the lab.
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The robots will be scored by how many items are successfully picked and stowed in a fixed amount of time, Amazon said.
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Over the years, the Pace bike has moved inward, meaning everything that can be inside is stowed away: brakes, chains, gears, wires.
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The in-flight entertainment screens are stowed for takeoff and landing, but pop out and can be adjusted to your preferred angle
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I made sure my desk was neat, with no personal effects except a pair of heels stowed away in a file cabinet.
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Evidently, Greenslade had stowed his charts somewhere waterproof; his final report offers startlingly precise coordinates for the ship's position as it sank.
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In her room, she has the prayer rug and sometimes it's out and she's praying on it, and sometimes it's stowed away.
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The microphones may be stowed away and the Thai pop songs confined to a TV, but Playground still draws a Thai crowd.
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The dog's owner said a flight attendant insisted the bag, which contained the black French bulldog, be stowed in an overhead bin.
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With the assistance of Russian officials, the men stowed away aboard the freighter Baikal, using visitor's passes supplied by the Soviet Embassy.
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For $85 every five years, pre-screened travelers keep their shoes on and laptops stowed, moving through security checks three times as fast.
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There's no power button, as the Solo Pros automatically power on when unfolded and power down when folded and stowed in their case.
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The laptop comes with a stylus not only in the box, but stowed away in the device itself for easier portability and charging.
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They claim that the existence of armrests that stowed away in the early 1980s is a liberal media conspiracy to destroy Donald Trump.
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When she was finished, she checked her containers for leaks, double bagged them, and stowed them in a rolling cooler with no ice.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) on Friday urged more than a dozen airlines to prohibit e-cigarettes from being stowed in carry-on luggage.
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Talking cats aside, let's just say TGIF and those issues of Teen People you stowed in your locker could have been way different.
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After his laborer father was nearly lynched, the young man fled, and eventually stowed away on a freighter that deposited him in Scotland.
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The lawmakers have also proposed another break, permitting multinationals to bring home more than $22020 trillion stowed offshore at sharply reduced tax rates.
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Since airlines require passengers to fly on the plane with their checked bag, those with stowed luggage can't standby for an earlier flight.
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The lawmakers have also proposed another break, permitting multinationals to bring home more than $22014 trillion stowed offshore at sharply reduced tax rates.
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Most Taliban in Helmand stowed their weapons and returned to agrarian village life; others allied themselves with the new administration in Lashkar Gah.
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During this time, animals stowed away in equipment or produce or they were traded directly as scientific or medical specimens, food and pets.
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United Airlines is embroiled yet in another public-relations fiasco when a passenger's dog died after it was stowed in an overhead bin.
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On Saturday morning, the crew members stowed their air mattresses and got Hull 200 on its way, retracing its path from Fort Myers.
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But many are stowed away in a secret location, where they are avidly read by rows of young people under a dim tungsten light.
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I really can't help but admire how nice it is for a phone this small, especially since it can be stowed away almost anywhere.
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Or how about after you land at your destination and hop into a cab — your luggage (and wallet) stowed far away in the trunk?
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The carefully-designed pockets can house items big and small, while the included travel kit can keep toiletries and other grooming products safely stowed.
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Thi Bui was three years old when her parents and siblings stowed away in a rickety fishing boat bound for coastal Malaysia in 1978.
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"We have no other future but Europe," he added, his eyes alighting on the single bag of belongings he had stowed on a bus.
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Senior executives at the International Air Travel Association's annual meeting said the risk of lithium batteries overheating on stowed laptops also presents a risk.
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The Dyson Cyclone V10 is a sleek, cordless, easily-stowed vacuum that holds its charge for up to 60 minutes with non-motorized tools.
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Though the Thompsons have begun digitizing their files, most remain stowed away in ledgers that pile knee-high behind a stock of reserve coffins.
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Their ancestors may have stowed away aboard ships that traveled to fur-trapping communities in the New World in the 1700s and early 1800s.
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Receipts, contracts, letters and periodicals may not need to live in your immediate work area, but they do need to be stowed somewhere secure.
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It looks as if a rocket were stowed up there, an escape vehicle for the tech overlords when the city is consumed by disaster.
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One night, his own "good chance" came: He stowed away in a truck and made it through to Birmingham, England, where he claimed asylum.
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In her office, stock from her burgeoning line of products is stowed on elevated alcove shelving, which she reaches using her antique step ladder.
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"I'll get the Barrett?" a French commando asks, referring to the heavy-calibre sniper rifle stowed in the back of his pick-up truck.
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In "Gun Cabinet" (2019), he presents several hunting rifles and a pistol stowed away in a wood-framed glass cabinet beside a dresser and mirror.
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The deposits rose mainly on a gain in dollar deposits as exporters and importers stowed more in their accounts for trade settlements, the bank said.
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Another theory suggests that Trevor stowed away on a boat, possibly a yacht, and sprinted off into the Niuean wilderness once the vessel made landfall.
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The TSA says on its own website that laptops (well, technically "expensive, fragile electronics items") can be stowed in either checked or carry-on luggage.
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The solar-powered Mars Helicopter will be safely stowed underneath the rover until it lands at the Jezero Crater, where scientists believe water once flowed.
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Items I use less often, such as pie plates, cake pans, and roasting pans, get stowed out of the way in bins above my cupboards.
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My Away definitely got dirty as it traveled inside an overhead bin, across a small puddle, or stowed underneath as part of the plane's cargo.
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Two pieces of luggage can be stowed in the rear trunk and a couple more can drop into the front trunk, or "frunk," easily. Practical?
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One distinctive visual feature of the Ka-31 is the early-warning radar's large rotating antenna, which can be folded and stowed under the fuselage.
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Legally speaking, airlines in America are supposed to allow any musical instrument small enough to be stowed in the cabins of planes, at no extra cost.
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Even with the photo stowed out of sight, those negative thoughts about my body followed me around like a shadow for another decade and a half.
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Some states, including California, Connecticut and New York, require guns to be securely stowed if they are anywhere near people who are barred from possessing them.
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Or, in a different situation, there may be a closet but there may also be passengers on board whose, say, wheelchairs need to be stowed inside.
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Peeling back the front flap of his pack, Stutts shows me camping basics like hand sanitizer and bug spray stowed alongside a magnesium/flint fire-starter.
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The original owner, who, having stowed the boots while he skied with rental boots and skis, had to return home in his stocking feet—too bad.
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Day 1 had barely begun at a Brooklyn high school last month when the officers stopped a 15-year-old student who had stowed a loaded .
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This releases the ogive section, which in turn allows the ejection spring means to eject the petals and weights along with the net stowed there within.
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You must carry this truth in your heart, and like an emergency snack stowed away in your handbag, silently present it to her whenever it's needed.
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When an item arrives at this Amazon fulfillment center, it gets scanned into inventory then stowed into a "pod" — the compartments seen above on the right.
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Just 17% expect to need same-day delivery, 11% plan to use curbside pickup and 8% think they'll have something ordered and stowed in a locker.
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He found a spot among the crates where lengths of cordage had been stowed, probably for the anchor, and lay down feeling a bottomless physical relief.
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Online videos of Branson duck boat tours from recent years show life jackets stowed beneath the roof of the boats, within arm's reach of an adult.
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In November, after analyzing the Tanzanian wreckage, the ATSB determined the wing flaps had been stowed when MH370 crashed, meaning the plane had been out of control.
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There's also a clever Bluetooth keyboard that flips, slides, and locks into place with magnets, which can be stowed and secured to the rear of the device.
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For years, illegal immigrants have attempted to reach Britain stowed away in the back of trucks, often seeking to reach the United Kingdom from the European mainland.
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For years, illegal immigrants have attempted to reach Britain stowed away in the back of trucks, often seeking to reach the United Kingdom from the European mainland.
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Sometimes, people seek out mentors just because they feel obligated to do so — like making sure there's an oxygen mask stowed above their seat on a plane.
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His business was established trying to keep dogs stowed in the trunk of a car but in the future, people might prefer to have them travel upfront.
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Instead, there's a zippered dividing panel that can be used to separate the bag into two sections — or stowed away to give you a big empty bag.
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No porch lights to mark our path, not even the bluish glow of our devices, which we stowed to conserve battery power while the networks were down.
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The virus was apparently brought into the United States by a Syrian who stowed away on an airplane, and the possibility of bioterrorism hangs over the story.
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For 2017, I was practical: I gave away some summer clothes and dug out sweaters I had stowed under my bed ready for their glorious October resurrection.
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The bank's vault was on full view from Fifth Avenue, as much an art object as a repository for whatever customers stowed in the safe deposit boxes.
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We've got bins of travel-sized face masks and body lotions stowed away for the next vacation, and makeup minis are always set aside — just in case.
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As the Scandies Rose sank, its life rafts were unreachable, stowed in containers at the top of the wheelhouse, which was already dipping toward the water line.
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The Romney family, as many readers of a certain columnist at this paper will recall, stowed Seamus on the roof of their car during a family vacation.
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You might wish you could just curl up with that book stowed away in the trunk or catch up on some sleep from a tiring week at work.
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Now, with more Central Americans stowed away on board the trains amid a Mexican crackdown on bus and walking routes, the Red Cross program is busier than ever.
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And it also dropped one of the best things about the Dash, which was that the earbuds were always charging when you stowed them away in the case.
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It is folded up and stowed for the journey into orbit, much like a tent, and then inflated to its full size after being attached to the station.
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The container vessel Tolten scraped against the stationary Hamburg Bay as it was berthing, disloding the containers stowed on its left side and sending them into the water.
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The HMS Terror was found in 24 meters of water with "three masts broken but still standing, almost all hatches closed and everything stowed," according to The Guardian.
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There was a comfy chair by the window, an aluminum sink, clean white towels stowed in cabinets, and a small private toilet room that doubled as a shower.
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As we stowed our bags, our car's attendant poked her head in the doorway to introduce herself and explain that the train might be running 211 hours late.
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It's small enough to be stowed in a purse for travel, and there are customizable features like stickers, filters, and borders to edit photos within the Polaroid app.
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After I left New York for Los Angeles, I continued to visit Sabrina regularly and spent stretches of summer stowed away in the magical escape of her home.
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Millenniums before Pasteur, early winemakers, sensing that the fizzling, bubbling and ruckus of the fermentation process seemed to be complete, might have stowed their product in sealed containers.
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This last element is enhanced by several retractable features, including a six-place teak table on the foredeck that's covered by a sun pad when it's stowed away.
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Ten minutes later, when my clothes were safely stowed away and I had left the privacy of my changing station, he was introduced to me as my doctor.
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The IQbuds' carrying case isn't as small as AirPods' compact case, but it fits in my back pocket and provide a recharge when the buds are stowed away.
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In one of a pair from 2377, the face of Szapocznikow's friend, the fellow artist Christian Boltanski, is rolled up, just one more object to be stowed somewhere.
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Officials said passengers still could carry cellphones and other small devices into the airplane's cabin, while larger items like laptops would have to be stowed with checked luggage.
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After a safety briefing and a final check to see whether seat belts are fastened and personal items are stowed properly, the plane is ready for take off.
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The legal owner of most types of firearms can transport them across state lines if the guns are locked, stowed, and kept out of reach of drivers and passengers.
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Fellow passenger Maggie Gremminger told PEOPLE that she was "stunned" to see the puppy being stowed in an overhead bin but understood why the family followed the flight attendant's instruction.
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Dr Ingo guesses that, after the vessel sank, the statue remained resting for many years on the planking where it had been stowed, accumulating sea squirts as it did so.
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The rock has been stowed away since it struck a woman on the hip after blasting through the roof of her home on November 30, 1954 in Talladega County, Alabama.
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In the ensuing two minutes, the driver reached back and stole a significant amount of money that I had stowed away in the bag — a Christmas present from my Grandma.
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All night, the whoosh of cars outside echoed through the room like waves against a hull; until sleep finally took us, we were out at sea together, stowed away safely.
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They require that devices larger than a cellphone, including laptops and tablets, must be stowed with checked baggage on U.S.-bound passenger flights from airports in 10 Muslim-majority countries.
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Republicans backing the tax overhaul measure maintain that the repatriation, which would affect the $2.5 trillion or so of profits stowed overseas, will bring growth through investment of dormant money.
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Personally, I have fallen in love with the Platypus Meta Bottle — it collapses into an easily stowed size — and the Thermos Intak 24-Ounce Hydration Bottle, a reliable, everyday workhorse.
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Our belongings safely stowed in lockers, we ascended again, and went our separate ways, exploring the additional four levels of spaces thoughtfully designed by Sid Lee Architects, a Montreal firm.
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With our tent set up and gear stowed, we paired off in canoes and paddled to a shore across the lake, where a trail leads to an old dirt road.
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Then there was the time a Galaxy Note 7 was powered down and stowed on a Southwest Airlines flight but still managed to spontaneously combust, causing the flight to be evacuated.
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No one knows for sure how many have made the perilous crossing from France to Britain, sometimes stowed away in the back of lorries or clinging to the undersides of trains.
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Instead, they will have to pay to check their bags—potentially spending more than they would have on standard economy, where suitcases can be stowed in the overhead bin for free.
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Then in 2014, he was accused of stealing two iPods and an iPhone from students who'd stowed their belongings in the girls' locker room during an early morning cross-country practice.
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They will also unpack the more than 400 pounds of cargo stowed on the Crew Dragon, as well as perform a series of tests on the vehicle in the days ahead.
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During boarding, the customers stowed their cake and other items in an overhead bin reserved for safety and emergency equipment, and refused multiple requests from the crew to remove the items.
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Five kittens found stowed away in a steel column after a nearly 500-mile trip to San Diego, will soon be looking for new homes, the San Diego Humane Society reports.
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The bill was prompted after a puppy died during a flight earlier in the week, after a United Airlines Co cabin attendant ordered that it be stowed in an overhead bin.
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The restraints built into the table can be stowed away when more vanilla company is over, as can the whips and other toys on display in the retired teacher's apartment/dungeon.
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Francis X. Gribbon, a Fire Department spokesman, said that fire marshals were exploring whether candles in the rear of the church had not been fully extinguished when a caretaker stowed them.
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Silky and ethereal, with the texture of soft serve, it's a treat usually reserved for the cook before the ice cream is packed into containers and stowed away in the freezer.
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The story of their voyage has disappeared into near-perfect obscurity, buried in yellowing letters and press clippings stowed in boxes I found in garages and basements scattered around suburban Minneapolis.
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With your bags stowed away, spend an afternoon roaming along the San Antonio River Walk — an urban waterway lined with post-Prohibition-era taverns, eclectic riverfront restaurants, and boutique clothing shops.
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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has developed a prototype apartment using furniture that can be transformed, moved and stowed using hand gestures and voice commands, essentially tripling the functional space.
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With almost effortless instinct, Mike draws his gun, hides inside, and lures out two men who'd been stowed away in the house into the living room by turning the TV on.
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Another less unique trick the Momentum 3 have is that they try to automate certain actions based on when you're wearing the headphones or whether you've got them safely stowed away.
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Financial professionals do generally agree on the fact that everyone should aim to have at least three to six months' worth of living expenses stowed away in case of an emergency.
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If this is the case with the turkeys on your plane, I hope they have been properly cleaned and rendered largely un-carcass like before being stowed in the shared overhead bin.
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"The really important news in this report is that the flap found in Tanzania was stowed," he said, referring to the flaperon that washed up off the East African country in June.
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More interestingly, it has a bunch of common kitchen tools built in: You've got a cute little citrus juicer, bowls for your finely chopped onion, and a grater stowed in the board.
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Japan has a long-standing interest in acquiring a twin-engined stealth aircraft with long-range capability and internally-stowed missiles, according to the people with knowledge of the F-3 programme.
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If you have space constraints or are looking to grill on the go, this roundup features wood, propane, and charcoal options that can be stowed away until you need to use them.
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A second population explosion appeared to coincide with the advent of boat travel, where a ship's cat could keep vital food stores safe from rats and mice that stowed away on board.
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Someone had left a canoe neatly stowed among the moss and wintergreen near shore, and with the designation of the monument, I figured it now belonged to all Americans, the people's canoe.
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Plus, it's just not clear to many consumers that an app will continue to be listening even when their phone is not being used and stowed away in their pocket, for example.
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The array will remain open for a week before it is stowed into the SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule docked to the station, which is scheduled to return to Earth in early July.
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I also found a mask made from straw that, as the vendor helpfully showed us, could be rolled into a sort of tubelike parcel and easily stowed in a suitcase without damage.
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The heartbreaking story of a 10-month old French bulldog, Kokito, who died after a flight attendant ordered that he be stowed in an overhead compartment, has horrified people across the country.
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Everyday emergencies—such as needing a new boiler in your home—can cut into your monthly budget, so having some cash stowed away will allow you to still pay your rent or mortgage .
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Walmart also notably in 2017 announced a small test in the Silicon Valley area with smart-lock maker August Home, where it delivered packages inside customers' homes and stowed away groceries in refrigerators.
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And over the years, the brand toyed with that notion a bit, making sporty versions, efficient hybrid versions and even one with a removable metal roof that could be stowed in the trunk.
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Passengers flying onboard China Southern Airlines were in for a frightening start to their trip on Sunday as a phone charger caught fire in a passenger's luggage stowed away in the overhead compartment.
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At one of those parties, Paul meets a Vietnamese refugee named Ngoc Lan Tran (Hong Chau) who stowed away in a TV after being shrunk against her will in a prison for dissidents.
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The animals are smuggled across Somaliland's porous border, then stowed away in cramped crates or cardboard boxes on boats and sent across the Gulf of Aden towards their final destination: the Arabian Peninsula.
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United Airlines on Wednesday said the owner of a puppy that died in one of its overhead bins told a flight attendant the dog was in the bag before it was stowed there.
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While Bingochea performs his checks, his back-galley partner, Kristine, who is working the FA02 position, checks the galley to make sure food, drinks, and other items are on board and stowed properly.
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In April 2014, a 15-year-old boy allegedly climbed a perimeter fence at San Jose's Mineta International Airport in California and stowed away in the wheel well of a plane flying to Hawaii.
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It's your first time going to Coachella: Your flight is booked, and your denim shorts are packed, but you're still not exactly sure what makeup necessities should be stowed in your carry-on luggage.
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I saw a lady at the gate who had one, so I politely asked the gate agent if the cat could either be checked or stowed as far away from my seat as possible.
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So Gawronski tried again, and again: the third time he stowed away on one of Byrd's ships, all part of the same fleet heading to the South Pole in 270, he was again found.
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There was a young woman who stowed away on a ship, presented herself to the captain, it got in the news and she had a film deal by the time she landed in California.
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I seized the moment, squeezed myself inside the booth, and, out of the sightline of the crowd, proceeded to change from heels into my white plimsolls, stowed in my bag for such an occasion.
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So as he read news of the coronavirus pandemic, Alonso remembered that there was something stowed away in the cathedral's crypt level that could help efforts to combat the virus: 5,000 N95 respirator masks.
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In a hospital affiliated with Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, administrators stowed their masks in a locked room after a fistfight broke out among workers and visitors over access to the dwindling stockpile.
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Maybe I knew by then that our former selves had stowed away on the plane with us, and I didn't want his self-doubting former self proposing to my hormonal, ugly, resentful former self.
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Even Michonne's hijacking attempt is a repeat of a move we saw at the episode's beginning, when Carl and Jesus stowed away on a Savior supply truck to try to break into the compound.
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To the surprise of anyone who has seen the 1986 film—a star turn for E.T.'s C. Thomas Howell, and a cinematic Horcrux—Soul Man has not yet been stowed away for presumable eternity.
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On March 12th, on a flight from Houston to New York, a United Airlines flight attendant knowingly stowed a French bulldog in the overhead compartment, where it died, the family that owned the dog alleges.
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The sordid conditions of its condemned—stowed away for decades, eight men to a 120-square-foot cell, sustained on filthy gruel and constantly recontaminating one another with disease—are the least of its horrors.
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With this new system in place, the car's steering wheel could be removed, and the resultant hole in the dashboard would be covered by a trim piece designed to be stowed in the glove compartment.
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When he begins taking things out of the bag, I can see a few other knives and smaller blades are stowed in the tippy top compartments too, the first of many redundancies he'll show me.
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"In the here and now, most adults do not have enough stowed away in a savings account to adequately protect them from going into debt, should disaster (lost job, health scare) occur," the survey says.
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He has stowed away a bottle of Sauternes white wine and a block of foie gras for New Year's Eve, and a bottle of Saint-Émilion red for his birthday in January, according to AFP.
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The song recalls the little personal items and illegal contraband that Shelby and her mom and brother stowed away in their cramped apartment growing up—but it also speaks to a deeper set of feelings.
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The goal is to pique the interest of visitors — to make them wonder what else the library stowed away over the years as it carried out its mission of collecting and preserving the world's knowledge.
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The action is set in a grand, slightly shabby home in a suburb of Paris; the house lights are kept down, the audience members stowed safely in their seats, asked only to watch and listen.
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As the name suggests, PUFFERs can fold themselves up into compact, lightweight packages that could be easily stowed onboard a spacecraft, only to "pop up" when deployed on the Moon, Mars, Europa, or other planetary targets.
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This man in the Netherlands isn't afraid to brave an icy street to ensure that his garbage is safely stowed in the garbage can — even if it involves slipping, sliding, crawling, and generally sacrificing his dignity.
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Dick was born in November 21949, the eldest the son of Lionel Turpin – a West Indian who had stowed away to Britain to join the army during World War I – and his wife Beatrice (née Whitehouse).
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The 3-inch detector can be stowed out of sight so guests won't even know there's a bed bug detector hiding in their room, and can easily be disposed of when bugs are detected and trapped.
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In fact, the Asian Tiger mosquito has only been here for about thirty years—it stowed away in shipping containers from Southeast Asia—and now it's responsible for instances of dengue fever, dog heartworm, and encephalitis.
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Stowed away at the club's spring training compound, Donaldson hinted at a deep rift between club and player, suggesting the bleeding edge treatments orchestrated by the organization's training staff weren't performing at such a high level.
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"During boarding, the customers stowed their cake and other items in an overhead bin reserved for safety and emergency equipment, and refused multiple requests from the crew to remove the items," JetBlue said in a statement.
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The catch is that passengers will not be able to choose their seats or upgrade those seats regardless of their elite status, and will be allowed only one carry on to be stowed underneath the seat.
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In "Number Three," the NBC drama's midseason finale, it was revealed that Kevin (Justin Hartley) was pulled over while under the influence — shortly after discovering his niece Tess (Eris Baker) had stowed away in the back seat.
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Félicette followed Hector, a rat launched by the French space program in 1961; spiders Arabella and Anita spun webs on Skylab 3 in 1973; two tortoises were stowed on the 1968 Soviet spacecraft that circled the Moon.
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Here's how the automaker describes this truly bizarre feature: The legs also fold up into a stowed drive-mode, where power to the joints is cut, and the use of an integrated passive suspension system maximizes battery efficiency.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Native American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan MORE (D-Hawaii) has $2 million stowed away for her long-shot presidential bid.
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Although such books are banned on the mainland, where the message about politics and politicians is controlled, they are eagerly sought by visitors to Hong Kong, who return home to China with the books stowed in their luggage.
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But Mr. Wilson had something special stowed away: He controlled a big chunk of the TV and movie rights to the 1985 Margaret Atwood novel, "The Handmaid's Tale," which he had made into an otherwise forgettable 1990 feature.
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When you board your next flight, please put your seat back in the upright position, buckle your seatbelt, and leave your potentially-explosive Samsung Galaxy Note 7 powered off and stowed away for the duration of your flight.
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As much as 2 million tonnes of raw and refined sugar from Thailand and other producers - worth some $2 billion at current prices - is stowed on trucks and ships and sold illegally at wholesale markets each year, traders estimate.
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As much as 2 million tonnes of raw and refined sugar from Thailand and other producers - worth some $13 billion at current prices - is stowed on trucks and ships and sold illegally at wholesale markets each year, traders estimate.
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The police said that Ms. Keepers and Mr. Eisenhauer turned off their cellphones and stowed them in the console of Mr. Eisenhauer's Lexus sedan during crucial hours, apparently in an effort to avoid an electronic record of their whereabouts.
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It is my go-to travel bag because it has a huge main pocket that can fit enough clothes for a weekend getaway, plus it comes with crafty storage solutions so all my stuff can be smartly stowed away.
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The regulations, prompted by reports that militant groups want to smuggle explosive devices in electronic gadgets, state that electronics larger than a mobile phone - including laptops and tablets - must be stowed with checked baggage on U.S.-bound passenger flights.
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The restrictions, prompted by reports that militant groups want to smuggle explosive devices in electronic gadgets, state that electronics larger than a mobile phone - including laptops and tablets - must be stowed with checked baggage on U.S.-bound passenger flights.
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In flight from the contradictions of my childhood and fueled by a sense of filial obligation, I stowed away on a train to Marseilles and, adding a year to my age, attempted to enlist in the French Foreign Legion.
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This week: Welcome to the &apos20sThe &apos20s are already off to a frenetic start, with a former auto CEO fleeing Japan stowed away in a box, a leaked internal Facebook memo about Trump, and, of course, more SoftBank drama.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - Dutch authorities found 25 migrants stowed away on a cargo ferry bound for Britain shortly after it left the Netherlands on Tuesday and the vessel quickly returned to the Dutch port of Vlaardingen, emergency services said.
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As we become more and more surrounded by screens, I believe people will come to appreciate the technologies that can be stowed away, only activating when we look at them or talk to them, instead of demanding our attention.
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The controversial Confederate statue at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill — stowed away in an undisclosed location after protesters tore it to the ground a few weeks ago — should have a place on campus, according to the university.
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PAKISJAYA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Fishermen Budi and Gauk left home an hour before dawn on Monday and, with prawn nets stowed on their shallow teak boat, they headed out in a becalmed sea off the coast northeast of Jakarta in clear weather.
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She spent a lot of time in nature, and though she had no particular interest in fashion at the time, she was fascinated by a collection of old clothes that one of her grandmothers had stowed away in an attic.
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Business class passengers will collect the laptops just prior to boarding, where they will also be able to hand over their own devices to be stowed in the hold with checked-in luggage, the Doha-based airline said in a statement.
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Looted Turkish and Italian antiquities seized at the biggest Swiss freeport in Geneva raise the possibility that many artefacts illegally excavated from Libya, Syria or Iraq could lurk in these secretive storage sites, or be stowed there in the future.
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Finding the rare two-wheeler propped negligently against a tree, Sir Chauncey quickly stowed it in the back of his archeologist's van and air-freighted it to London, so that it would not fall into the hands of the French.
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For cabdrivers, it was a way station in an unruly city, where they could fill up, use the restroom, or kneel for afternoon prayers on one of the communal kilims the owner let them keep stowed beside the convenience mart.
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On a flight, while the keyboard was stowed in the front seat pocket during takeoff, my cousin pointed at it and asked, "What's that, you got a lil' keyboard?" in a sing-songy voice that an 80s TV bully might use.
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Walk in any weekend night between 6 and 9, and a small throng will be waiting for seats by the entrance, below the kayaks that are stowed up by the ceiling as if this were the garage of somebody's summer house.
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WASHINGTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A robotic bricklayer, 3D printing and furniture that can be stowed away at the wave of a hand could all help to address the global deficit in affordable housing, according to a study released on Thursday.
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We cheated on our anti-car resolve and rode a hotel shuttle bus to the front desk of the Zephyr Mountain Lodge, where we stowed our bags, since our room in a nearby condominium wouldn't open up until the afternoon.
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Less than two years later, though, Billy swam across the Hudson from Manhattan to Hoboken and stowed away on Byrd's ship for the first American expedition to Antarctica (the author drew many details from Russell Owen's coverage in The Times).
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He stopped Arturo Guzman Loera, the defendant's brother, at the United States-Mexico border in 1989 and confiscated $1,226,354 in American cash that was rubber-banded together and stowed in the door panels and tailgate of a black Ford Bronco.
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The students haven't seen these things since their mothers stowed them away in their dorm room drawers and closets back in August: Dustbusters, first-aid kits, irons, collapsible hampers, organizing bins and baskets, extra blankets, flashlights, extension cords, drying racks.
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There is no need to wear a helmet on the type of safari Trump was taking; she was comfortably stowed in the backseat of a Toyota Land Cruiser; however, the helmet is largely used as more of a sun hat.
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I think about the men who impregnated teenage women, the men named in the hundreds of pages of the recently released Pennsylvania grand jury report, who forged signatures on marriage certificates, stowed their brides in remote estates, and divorced them just months later.
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The caper on which they embark, with Huck a reluctant fellow conspirator, and two misfit friends, Joe (Matthew Gray Gubler) and Ben (Hannibal Buress), involves the robbery of a pawnshop inside of which Tom believes is stowed a legendary cache of gold.
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It just seems so logical that you'd want to be able to charge your computer while it's stowed away in your bag so that it'd be magically charged back to full when you take it out at work or your next class.
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N faced fresh backlash on Wednesday over a puppy that died in-flight after a cabin attendant ordered it stowed in an overhead bin, and the U.S. Department of Transportation said it was examining the events that led to the French bulldog's death.
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"Astro": The Jetsons "Dog": Max Max 2 "Frank the Pug": Men in Black "Ein": Cowboy Bebop "Spike"/dog xenomorph: Alien 3 In one version of Alien 3, a rottweiler named Spike is impregnated by a facehugger that's stowed away on the USS Sulaco.
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My suitcase safely stowed, I went out for a walk through the handsomely colonnaded streets of the city, and soon arrived at the base of what I had recently learned was its best-known landmark, a pair of twelfth-century brick towers.
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But it is also incredibly freeing if you, like me, have thought about your weight so many times throughout every day of your life that it becomes as maddening and distracting as if you'd stowed a beating telltale heart beneath your floorboards.
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Bui was three years old when her parents and siblings stowed away in a rickety fishing boat bound for coastal Malaysia in 1978, among hundreds of thousands of families fleeing ongoing war in South Vietnam for the promise of a new life in America.
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While lithium-ion batteries, often found in a variety of electronic devices that range from mobile phones and laptops, are often allowed on board airplanes when stowed away in carry-on baggage bags under certain restrictions, they can be a cause for fires on planes.
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The caretaker told fire marshals that he stowed the candles in a cardboard box under a piece of wooden furniture in a rear corner of the 161-year-old church, on 25th Street between Broadway and Avenue of the Americas in the Flatiron district.
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They love having you pursue your co-stars and unlocking steamy cutscenes the developers have stowed away, and we—at least, judging from the fan art—love trying to seduce our partner of choice and buying into the sexual fantasy these games provide, however limited.
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If you're ever tempted to sentimentalize the military, imagine wearing the same polyester suit for a week of road-tripping with morticians and flying commercial, trying to get most of your dead brother, stowed in a box under a flag, through customs with dignity.
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Because I spent my first half day hidden in my room's wardrobe, sobbing, no one knew that I was not a danger to myself or others, and so I ate the first breakfast without any designation, stowed away near the nurses' station at a round plastic table.
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As big as Tuesday's bust was, it was minuscule compared to one last month, when Australian authorities seized the largest onshore methamphetamine haul in the country's history after finding 1.6 tons of the drug stowed away inside a shipment of stereo speakers originating from Thailand, CNN reports.
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When Evzio arrived on the market in 2014, it was sold as an easy-to-use device, similar to an EpiPen, that could be stowed in a pocket or medicine cabinet and quickly used by friends or relatives to reverse the effects of a drug overdose.
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When Evzio arrived on the market in 2014, it was sold as an easy-to-use device, similar to an EpiPen, that could be stowed in a pocket or medicine cabinet and quickly used by friends or relatives to reverse the effects of a drug overdose.
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Here, though, he was not a celebrated author or the king of the Beats; he was better known for being the barfly who would slink off to the bathroom between beers with a briefcase, taking swigs from a bottle of the liquor he had stowed inside.
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Taiga Motors says it's gone to great lengths to build a battery back that not only can withstand the punishment of riding at up to 214 miles per hour on open water, but one that won't lose its overall capacity when stowed away for the winter.
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Earlier this week, Thai Smile Airways said it would allow passengers to buy separate plane tickets for their dolls after customers complained that their dolls were treated as carry-on luggage when flight attendants requested they be stowed away during takeoff and landing, as per regulation.
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Keep in mind, some airlines and airports are limiting the size of batteries that can be stowed in a bag, so if the person you're buying for is a frequent visitor to, say, China, double-check the limits — though this 10400mAh battery should be fine in most cases.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — When the North Korean figure skaters Ryom Tae-ok and Kim Ju-sik took to the ice this week, cheerleaders chanting their names stowed the unified Korean flags they had waved at other events here at the Pyeongchang Olympics and whipped out their national flag.
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But it paves the way for designs like the one at Moxy, which encourages guests to manage their own spaces by hanging almost every piece of furniture on the wall, Shaker-style, and the one at Vib, which will offer platform beds so suitcases can be stowed underneath.
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Kat Edison's (Aisha Dee) new role as social media director has given her the cents to pay for a bottle of bubbly to celebrate Jane's new job, if not, alas, the sense to chill that sucker; I gasped when she stowed the Champagne in a handbag in the fashion closet.
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But it's that bag, stowed in the archive at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York, and commanding high prices on eBay, that remains etched in many people's consciousness, a vibrant expression of its creator, who died on Thursday at 21947 at his home in Safety Harbor, Fla.
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NEW YORK, March 14 (Reuters) - United Airlines faced fresh backlash on Wednesday over a puppy that died in-flight after a cabin attendant ordered it stowed in an overhead bin, with a U.S. senator demanding an explanation for the high number of animals that have died in the carrier's care.
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A stalled elevation, returning in my old professor's blight marginalia, his book, offered abruptly, taken, stowed away, now posthumously examined: fragile pencil webbings of flickered exclamations, impatient the way he paced the blackboard, erased a word ("meteors"), hurled glances somewhere far off, beyond me, himself a boy-comet, weeping to his duty.
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But hadn't Cecilia caught, while her father unzipped pockets inside his bag, retrieving the passports and a printout of their reservation one by one from where they'd been meticulously stowed, a momentary flash on the Signora's face—vividly swarthy and brooding, like the faces on Coptic sarcophagi—of suppressed impatience or distaste?
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Pros: Comfortable to carry by hand or on your back, holds a lot, backpack straps can be stowed away and the hip-belt can be removed Cons: One of the larger travel backpacks so it may be bigger than you need for shorter trips Buy the Setout Backpack from Tortuga for $199
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Edward Allcard, who was said to be the first person to sail both ways across the Atlantic Ocean single-handedly — save for a stretch with a young woman who stowed away on his return home to England — died on July 28 in Andorra, a principality in the Pyrenees Mountains, where he lived.
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The Switch popularized that idea when it launched in 2017, and since then, some of the industry's biggest players have been investing in ways to let players experience games on whatever screen they want — whether it be the one stowed away in a backpack or the one sitting in a living room.
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The tragedy recalls the deaths of 58 people in 2000 in a truck in Dover, England, who had undertaken a perilous, months-long journey from China's southern Fujian province and were discovered stowed away with a cargo of tomatoes after a ferry ride from Zeebrugge, the same Belgian port used in the latest tragedy.
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"Since the camera had to be deployed before [Neil] Armstrong and Aldrin exited the Lunar Module if it was truly going to capture their first steps on the surface of the moon, the camera was stowed in a shock-proof and insulated mount on the LM's Modularized Equipment Stowage Assembly," Sotheby's said in the statement.
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Legal tax avoidance schemes cost the US a lot of money, too: A recent study from Oxfam found the top 50 corporations in the US had stowed more than a trillion dollars in 1,600-plus offshore subsidiary companies while still receiving trillions in federal funds, whether in the form of a loan or a bailout.
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Emirates is one of the nine airlines on which U.S. officials have banned passengers from bringing electronics on board from certain Middle Eastern and African airports into the U.S. That's everything from your tablet to your portable DVD player that has to be stowed away and not available to entertain you on some really long international flights.
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"Since the camera had to be deployed before [Neil] Armstrong and [Buzz] Aldrin exited the Lunar Module if it was truly going to capture their first steps on the surface of the moon, the camera was stowed in a shock-proof and insulated mount on the LM's Modularized Equipment Stowage Assembly," Sotheby's said in a statement to CNBC.
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Visitors can see how long LightSail 2 has been on its mission, whether the solar sail is stowed or deployed, how much power it has in its onboard battery, what the temperature is inside the craft, its degree of rotation and what control mode it's currently using to control its attitude (basically its orientation in space).
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The so-called "Twitterverse experiment" is where the roleplay community REALLY flourished, due in large part to the developers staging elaborate ARGs with in-game and physical payoffs (to this day, I keep a dogtag of my character's in-game faction stowed, talismanic, in my car's glovebox—my reward for "winning" one of the roleplay contests).
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A baby cannot compulsively pursue a substance despite bad outcomes: A newborn doesn't even know what he or she craves and a person unable to roll over or crawl, let alone walk or talk, would have, shall we say, a hard time scoring, especially since infants don't tend to have much money stowed in their onesies.
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Kupperman examines his father Joel's long-suppressed legacy as a child prodigy and recurring panelist on American radio program Quiz Kids during World War II. An endeavor augmented by the author's discovery of "five massive, crumbling scrapbooks" stowed away at his parents' house, Kupperman's comic untangles the story of his father's childhood stardom, but that's just part of it.
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I nearly fainted when I saw the $240 price tag for an 80-minute deep-tissue massage, but I could see why someone would splurge for it: My masseuse worked out any possible remaining New York stress that had stowed away in my back, and I walked out of the spa's doors feeling like my body was made of cotton candy.
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She was not soured the least by her life of retirement, but that life developed in her a great many peculiarities which found expression in the letters she wrote, as well as in the little poems which she dashed off on the margins of newspapers and on the backs of envelopes and stowed away in what she called her "scrap" heap.
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Perhaps it was the day he opened the hall closet in his apartment and noticed how little space there was for his possessions, because his parents (who are also his next-door neighbors) had co-opted the shelves and clothes pole to store hats and suits, while his older brother, Eric (and temporary neighbor on the other side), had stowed mounds of baby paraphernalia on the floor.
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The complaint described shadowy diplomacy by Mr. Giuliani, and — in the aftermath of the president's call with Mr. Zelensky on July 25 — a plot inside the White House to hide evidence, which was "not the first time" that the White House had stowed the transcript of a call on a more secure server because of the political content of the conversation rather than its national security implications.
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He stowed her in a small, cold room and began selling tickets to her autopsy, although, after the surgeon declared that she could not possibly be a day older than eighty, Barnum said that her death was a hoax and that he'd given the surgeon a different dead body; Heth was alive and well and living in Connecticut, on her way to becoming a hundred and sixty-two.
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It happened when he found himself embroiled, and caught out, in something distasteful: doing too much for lobbyists from the gambling industry (he loved to toss $100 chips round a craps table, lucky feather and penny stowed in his pocket); accepting favours and funds from Charles Keating of the savings-and-loan scandal; trading low blows with rivals in his runs for the Republican nomination in 2000 and for the presidency in 2008—and then failing at both.
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The W series uses a bit of trickery for pulling off its 0.2-inch thick design: the guts of the TV, including HDMI inputs and general hardware, are stowed away inside an attached Dolby Atmos soundbar below the TV. For what it's worth (design aside), you're still getting a fantastic TV. The W series supports all four main HDR standards (HDR10, Dolby Vision, HLG, and Advanced HDR by Technicolor), offers full 4K resolution, and runs LG's pretty good WebOS 3.5 smart TV software.
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