It's a "lifting body," able to take flight without wings.
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It was there that her career began to take flight.
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GoPro, already a beloved camera brand, just couldn't take flight.
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She eventually does take flight, literally rising off the ground.
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"I have difficulty seeing that one take flight," retiring Rep.
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Suddenly he's holding a lifelike insect, ready to take flight.
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Freeform knows that a girl's got to take flight sometime.
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Eight days later, they take flight and begin looking for blood.
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Like y'all aren't aware that vampires take flight in bat form.Losers.
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The world&aposs first flying car is about to take flight .
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After the 1974 Wonder Woman failed to take flight, Warner Bros.
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The world's oldest found Tyrannosaurus rex is about to take flight.
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Still, for whatever reason, his convention address didn't quite take flight.
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Wendy is clearly off on an adventure, ready to take flight.
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"And just like that they take flight," she wrote in the caption.
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From that point on, I started to take flight and couldn't stop.
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Netflix lovers, start your engines: Your queue is about to take flight.
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Direct them to land on and take flight from several flowers, objects, etc.
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So in honor of her father, the Imagination Library began to take flight.
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Until someone looks beyond these limitations will we be able to take flight.
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The Falcon 9 rocket is set to take flight at 4:43 p.m.
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The golden-winged James Webb Space Telescope will take flight in late 2018.
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The idea of sending civilians into space is even beginning to take flight.
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In the next heat, all the boys take flight this time… oh, and me.
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Take Flight will be released August 220 on Coles' own label I/AM/ME.
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Beside her is a bird, perhaps signaling that soon her soul will take flight.
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The state government also played a role in helping the emu market take flight.
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"I had to take flight, score and get into the end zone," Jackson said.
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We're still waiting for a plan to take flight Do we have a winner?
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Wisk, a joint venture between Boeing and Kitty Hawk, is ready to take flight.
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Those floppy ears make it look like this pup is ready to take flight.
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Residents taped up windows and secured anything that could take flight in strong winds.
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Louis Vuitton is ready to take flight with creative director Nicolas Ghesquière as its captain.
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Additionally, oil prices in the next few months could help airlines take flight once more.
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A launch license has been issued for the giant vehicle to take flight this Tuesday.
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While Michael is funding the store, he's letting Marcus' career take flight on its own.
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To help these start-ups take flight, the $25 million Kairos Fund was launched Thursday.
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"Without a doubt, he would have been exceptionally proud to see his aircraft take flight."
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To create the particles that take flight, more than 30 ingredients were given screen tests.
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If all goes according to plan, the Falcon Heavy should take flight at 1:30 p.m.
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SainSmart 3003WD Robot Car — $77.99 (list price $95.99) See Details Let your Arduino skills take flight.
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That way, you don't have to keep recharging the battery and waiting to take flight again.
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Elvis German said he was working nearby and his children saw the bounce house take flight.
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Those chapel images take flight all of a sudden, wing down to earth, and then disappear.
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Lower interest rates often transmit into currency weakness as investors take flight to higher-yielding markets.
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The fluttering and the clattering of the opening bars suggest a vain struggle to take flight.
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The butterflies of a first encounter take flight Zachary Zezima's forthcoming animated short, It's a Date.
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They are the "Well, actually" cretins of hoops, mansplaining why you shouldn't enjoy watching people take flight.
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Like y'all aren't aware that vampires take flight in bat form," a fourth fan tweeted. "Losers. #rBATS.
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U.S. Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) recently enacted new regulation, making it easier for drones to take flight.
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Follow Rocket Lab's Twitter account to figure out where and when to watch the Electron take flight.
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Barefoot and shirtless boys chased each other excitedly, some trying to make small plastic kites take flight.
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The probe is expected to take flight atop a Delta IV Heavy rocket at 3:33 a.m.
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"I usually take (flight) JT610 — my friends and I always take this plane," Setiawan told the outlet.
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In order to take flight and become mega-successful, you need to carefully assess your extra baggage.
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That is, if regulators don't send such innovations the way of the dodo before they take flight.
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Take Flight Two novels about refugees in Europe would make a smart discussion pair for your group.
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And even if it doesn't take flight, the rover can still gather important data from the surface.
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If you're a would-be snowbird, it pays to do some financial planning before you take flight.
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If a turkey is threatened, it can take flight for brief periods in an attempt to escape.
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In a panicked huff, the birds take flight, and the air fills with a series of creaking whistles.
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Strictly speaking as I played the Ranger I was able to jump, dash, double jump, then take flight.
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The full-scale demonstrator, dubbed Alpha One, was originally scheduled to take flight by the end of 2017.
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The droplets would awaken any insects in the area, cause them to take flight and then kill them.
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Insurers may take flight and raise premiums, but health centers are committed to remain anchored in their communities.
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We Saudi women have been like birds with clipped wings, full of song, but unable to take flight.
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In today's 360 video, take flight with Widow at an Oregon training facility for injured or captive birds.
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Though it's little known outside this world, virtually all competitive male gymnasts honey up before they take flight.
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And the answer is: take flight off the backs of tank-treaded speeder bikes with rear ejection seats.
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More: Boeing has reversed course and recommended that pilots take flight simulator training before flying the 210 Max.
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When it gets warm, the first thing honeybees do is take flight and defecate all over the place.
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Forecasters had emerged from their technology-packed, fortified building to watch their "gold standard" of meteorology take flight.
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Infrastructure is often the least-appreciated part of what makes a country strong, and what makes innovation take flight.
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Such enthusiasm may take flight once again, if EasyJet makes good on a research project it announced this week.
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Don't panic—it's pretty much only the extra-tiny ones that take flight, which is a behavior called ballooning.
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Some classic forms of entertainment just never get old, like watching a paper airplane that you made take flight.
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Stubbornly refusing to take flight, Keanu is a likable action-comedy that never figures out how to be hilarious.
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Like a bird or a plane, House Republican legislation needs the cooperation of two different wings to take flight.
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This may further open doors for e-commerce platforms, and in turn for autonomous cargo delivery, to take flight.
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The 22-minute film premiered at Sundance showing his conceptual albums can take flight on the big screen, too.
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How many actresses of her age (or any age) get the chance to don green tights and take flight?
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It's already inexpensive because of cheap labor — and that cost center will disappear entirely if delivery drones take flight.
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There are allusions to the "Iliad," and echoes of Icarus and Daedalus as Ethiopians take flight from the cliff.
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"It was an emotional moment for me, personally, to watch this majestic bird take flight," said Stratolaunch CEO Jean Floyd.
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The company have changes authorized by regulators, who will need to approve them before the planes can take flight again.
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It's anyone's bet which of the more than 223 brands on display this week at the ITG will take flight.
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Querrey came back to win that duel in the fifth set, 12-10, and he has proceeded to take flight.
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OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA After a planned early 2016 planned release, Karma is finally ready to take flight.
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"One, two, three — action!" he shouted, standing on tiptoe and spreading his arms like he was about to take flight.
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Hopefully the Avengers watch this video and stop standing so close to Iron Man before he's ready to take flight.[YouTube]
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BOKA Powell's "Skyport Prototype" looks like it's ready to take flight and begin doing battle with a swarm of TIE Fighters.
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Chicken wing prices averaged more moderate price declines in the quarter, although the wing prices are likely to take flight again.
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Many of the airlines are starting to take flight after years of sliding unit revenue, but none more than the discounters.
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But by the time the Changemaker lights were ready to take flight, they had enough power to blaze their own paths.
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The European Union stunned Tuesday when it announced that the planes would not be allowed to take flight anywhere in Europe.
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The efforts to understand that gradually lead to a conflict that causes Bernadette to take flight, giving meaning to the title.
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Details: Starliner is expected to take flight at 6:36am ET Friday atop an Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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By the end, a relatively clear, almost Romantic picture has emerged: a swan is trapped in ice, unable to take flight.
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But now, I'm here at NASA in Cape Canaveral, Florida, and the rocket is on the actual horizon, ready to take flight.
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A new streetwear brand is focused on making apparel with a purpose, helping at-risk youth not only rise, but take flight.
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It is a commonsense compromise that protects property owners on the ground while also allowing safe, responsible drone operations to take flight.
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Instead of using a traditional joystick-equipped controller or a smartphone app, the XEagle relies on a bundled smartwatch to take flight.
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When he enlists the help of another academic, Maud Bailey, to help him unravel the mystery, two irresistible love stories take flight.
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Security experts recommend that tourists steer clear of protest sites and take flight if they notice a large group of people amassing.
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From June 1 to August 31, the airline advocacy group estimates that 0003 million passengers will take flight, or 2.68 million per day.
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The first RS-25 engine that will actually take flight had a successful test in Mississippi today, burning for 500 seconds without incident.
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Bibby said there is no specific date as to when the Robird will take flight because they don't want to rush into anything.
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The action was allowed after 24,21 people backed a petition that asked London's mayor Sadiq Khan to permit the blimp to take flight.
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We don't have to wait too long to witness Brie Larson take flight as Marvel Cinematic Universe's brand-new heroine in Captain Marvel.
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Narrator: The "Mary Poppins" segment also combines feats of upper-body strength with aerial work, which occurs when the lampposts suddenly take flight.
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There were indications that the target, who had canceled the lease on her apartment and packed her belongings, was about to take flight.
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A SpaceX rocket with a super-secret payload could take flight from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Friday at 8 p.m.
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Images Take Flight: Feather Art in Mexico and Europe 1400-1700 is out now from Hirmer Verlag, distributed by University of Chicago Press.
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However, according to the Cut, the trend is predicted to really take flight in 2020, so we're all safe for a bit longer.
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She dropped the phone and started to dance around the room, shaking her elbows joyfully as if she were ready to take flight.
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But now Rachel was suiting up to become the first reporter to take flight in a new, sleeker model -- no pilot license required.
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Plenty of animals have dared to take flight, but not many have had the chops to traverse the air space over a Doberman Pinscher.
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The vehicle boasts a total volume of 1,340,000 cubic feet, which also happens to be the amount of helium it requires to take flight.
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The exact start date for the new route is still unknown, but the airline says the new service will take flight in March 2018.
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The industry is working with the Federal Aviation Administration to come up with new drone guidelines to enable the new technologies to take flight.
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At a news conference Tuesday morning, NASA said that this first X-Plane is a data-collecting experiment expected to take flight in 20590.
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Yet there are some moments — after much steady work and after the technical skills have been mastered — when the mind and spirit take flight.
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"Created by indigenous hands with traditional techniques, they were destined for European prelates and princes," art historian Pascal Mongne writes in Images Take Flight.
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It may also complicate or undercut any national ambitions, which would need to take flight in places like Iowa and New Hampshire next year.
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He was a lot like his poems — brilliant, intense, prone to big dramatic gestures, likely at any moment to take flight or to faceplant.
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Perhaps she is about to take part in a parade, perhaps she's a new butterfly — or a young Egyptian goddess — about to take flight.
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He told his fiancée that he had already been making preparations and that the initial phase of his plan was about to take flight.
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Now, with Trump as commander-in-chief, the GOP majority in Congress is happy to look the other way while the missiles take flight.
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Many experts say that, thanks to advances in battery technology, artificial intelligence, and drones, we're closer than ever to seeing real VTOL aircraft take flight.
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The songs are brief, sometimes tailing off at the point when you want them to take flight — the longest song comes in under four minutes.
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It was originally supposed to take flight back in 2013 or 2014, but its maiden flight is now pegged for January 2018, according to Musk.
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But the real dove we follow is the precious Labeija, whose movements take flight and animate the Colombian cityscape with a New York City intensity.
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If funded, this high-speed prototype would take flight in 2021, and according to the White House, would cut cross-country flight times in half.
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But drone deliveries are not expected to take flight until after the Federal Aviation Administration publishes final rules for commercial drone operations, expected this year.
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For all of their technological advances, the sentinel force has a disturbingly short memory, so as soon as I take flight they forget about me.
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These were refined, modern designs, yet they had a rude vitality—as if they might peel from the cloth at any moment and take flight.
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ULA plans to provide live coverage of the launch starting at 2:37PM ET, so check back then to watch the Atlas V take flight.
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ULA plans to provide live coverage of the launch starting at 2:37PM ET, so check back then to watch the Atlas V take flight.
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The 2019/2020 Airline Food Study is out and just in time for a record 2417 million American passengers to take flight this Thanksgiving holiday.
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"Angel Portrait" portrays in minute particulars a swarm of long-legged naked yellow women surrounded by their beatific winged-sisters who appear to take flight.
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When you really need to beat traffic, do you ever wish your car could just take flight and soar above the streets right then and there?
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Hundreds, even thousands, of birds take flight simultaneously, creating a billowing cloud that changes shape and direction as the animals move in a synchronized, ethereal dance.
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Take flight: Join us in Miami on 02-20 for the Second Annual #VCCarnaval Clicquot Carnaval Package and General Admission tickets are still available at ClicquotCarnaval.
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Allen's name came up frequently during today's press call "Without a doubt, he would have been exceptionally proud to see his aircraft take flight," said Floyd.
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As of Wednesday a few remain, showing girls in Hooters-branded gear posing with young boys and adults at a "Take Flight" Cub Scout camp event.
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The Super Pressure Ballon prepares to take flight (Image: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)This is what NASA's super pressure balloon looks like on the ground.
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Click here to view original GIFResearchers from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign think mimicking nature is the best way to help robots take flight.
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A prominent feature was the unveiling of an Iranian-made stealth fighter, which did not take flight, likely because it is not capable of doing so.
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But for the most part the drawings take flight from conventional definitions, entering an associative realm that is as raptly mysterious as it is luxuriantly beautiful.
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Georgie was about to take flight as he and the fam left the country and pressed his nose against the plane window on the way out.
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Here, Lynda Richardson, a senior staff editor in the Travel section, introduces the standards and ground crew that enable our award-winning coverage to take flight.
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But Ms. Beckham has been desperate to wriggle out of her WAG chrysalis for some time now and take flight as a businesswoman and fashion mogul.
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And Boeing may face another hurdle: 737 Max pilots could be required by the F.A.A. to take flight-simulator training, the WSJ reports, citing unnamed sources.
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Ludovic Lazareth&aposs LVM 496 flying motorcycle looks sleek and futuristic in red and black, with turbines that allow it to take flight on the sides.
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To see clothes take flight on the back of a dancer is to see both the dancer and the garment at their most expansive and expressive.
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There are a number of creative outlets that are waiting for you, and there is specialised software to ensure that you take flight with grace and ease.
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The goal is to offer up a cheaper location than the nearby Guiana Space Centre in South America's French Guiana where all of Europe's rockets take flight.
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Here, she speaks with us about this seminal period of her life, sharing a self-portrait of the artist as a young woman ready to take flight.
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Warner Brothers scrambled to squeeze their heroes into this model of filmmaking with their rejigged, mopey take on Superman, Man of Steel—the first to take flight.
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In our post-truth world, nobody can agree on anything Some may claim we've already entered a post-truth world, where veracity can never take flight again.
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Skinny green fish skipped in front of the boat, and we watched dozens of large pelicans nesting in the branches and unfurling their wings to take flight.
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Surrounded by leaves and birds that appear as if in movement, the girls, though firmly planted on the ground, nonetheless appear as if about to take flight.
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Kassam takes the client through three steps: a diamond tutorial, a casual conversation about the couple's story, and storytelling, where ideas and designs for the ring take flight.
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Just like a folded tape measure springs open, ladybugs use stored energy found in veins along the surface of the wing to extend them when they take flight.
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Gadget lovers helped the drone industry take flight, but its future looks to be more industrial, with increasing numbers of drones sold for tasks like surveying and inspection.
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"If you did fly a drone really close to a nesting bird, it could take flight, and ultimately, it could cause it to abandon that nest," Hodgson explained.
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The rest of the sector is also averse to reducing payouts to shareholders, which include the world's biggest investment and pension funds, for fear investors might take flight.
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Now another book series — one few thought would ever get new life after a movie adaptation failed to take flight as a franchise — is getting the reboot treatment.
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Sunday night, the employees of spaceflight company Orbital ATK will hold their breath as they watch their Antares rocket take flight from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.
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In fact, people have been drawing out missions to the Red Planet for at least the last 22014 years — and we're still waiting for one to take flight.
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And that the warring wings the party need each other to take flight and capitalize on the opportunities that Donald Trump has served up for the Democratic Party.
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If you follow astronomy, then you probably know what happens next: The researchers will need to wait for the upcoming, much-delayed James Webb Space Telescope to take flight.
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In 2018, we'll see the final version of the Falcon 9 — known as "Block 5" — take flight, which will have nearly triple the lift strength of the original version.
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And yet, given the number of prototype passenger drones we've seen take flight just in the last few months, we're not ready to dismiss anything completely out of hand.
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According to the most recent timeline, the Starliner was scheduled to take flight for the first time without a crew in August, followed by a crewed launch in November.
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When the females emerge and take flight they barely get off the ground before they are bombarded by dive-bombing males who tackle them and unceremoniously mate with them.
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Healing requires letting go of rigid, maladaptive psychological defenses so that you can be renewed — this requires a softening rather than a hardening so that you can take flight.
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The new "Condor," it's worth noting, doesn't quite take flight in its opening episodes, a reminder that translating such a concept into a series isn't always an easy process.
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Here's a closer look at the insane two-wheeler: First, when you hit the throttle on the $3003,000 Superbike, it looks and sounds like it's about to take flight.
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A Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner will take flight as part of the show, while a Boeing 777-300ER, the world's largest twin-engine jetliner, will be shown by Emirates.
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In this film, it's easier to make origami folding paper take flight, easier to conquer a terrifying giant, than it is to make sense of familial loss and dysfunction.
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Others may rest in these unfamiliar urban areas until morning, then take flight and crash into the glass windows of buildings, drawn by reflections of trees or open sky.
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Lead poisoning can cause a "lack of judgment when flying across roadways, the inability to take flight quickly resulting in being hit by cars, seizures and death," Shimp said.
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If a bowling, golf, or athletic-inspired anything is hoping to take flight this next decade, it&aposs going to be up to Gen Z to let it land.
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The wingtips are kept retracted when on the ground and then a switch is activated just before take-off, allowing the aircraft to stretch its wings and take flight.
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The muddy mess didn't help the men sloshing around on the ground, either, and Meraxes and Rhaenys still managed to kill a bunch of them without needing to take flight.
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L.A. Lakers star Larry Nance Jr. says he's totally pumped to take flight with new teammate Lonzo Ball ... telling TMZ Sports Zo's skills are gonna make the whole team better!!
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Recently, the singer and fashion designer took to Instagram to share photos of her kids — 3-year-old son Ace Knute and daughter Maxwell Drew, 4 — ready to take flight.
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The most obvious use case for OneGo is the frequent business traveler: The app is "empowering business travelers to take flight as often as they need," according to the company.
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Currently, commercial operators must apply for a special exemption, known as a "section 22019" waiver, in order to take flight, a process drone advocates have lamented is timely and costly.
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Currently, commercial operators must apply for a special exemption, known as a "section 333" waiver, in order to take flight, a process drone advocates have lamented is timely and costly.
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Help them take flight The Honor Flight Network helps veterans of the "greatest generation" make a free pilgrimage to the World War II Memorial on the National Mall in Washington.
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Just as I raise it to focus, goose-like honks break the still morning air as the graceful, flamboyantly pink birds take flight in several columns from a nearby beach.
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One arm and one leg are outstretched as if the young author is about to take flight while her nose is buried in a book held by the other hand.
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The Eraole, an electric biofuel plane developed by Laboratoire Océan Vital, will take flight from New York to Paris in June: The company says the plane will produce zero carbon emissions.
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Best known for its affordable automobiles, South Korean carmaker Hyundai Motor aims to take flight with Uber to develop a line of flying taxis for the Uber Elevate aerial ridehailing service.
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If all goes well with this test mission, two men and one woman will climb aboard a Starliner in mid-2020 and become its first live crew members to take flight.
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Watch Ehang's passenger drone take flight Uber, on the other hand, is trying to build out the service in much the same way it did with car hailing so many years ago.
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The rally has been driven by defensive sectors and gold has broken out to a multiyear high — even as speculative IPOs take flight and low-grade corporate debt is in heavy demand.
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During testing the researchers at Johns Hopkins University's Applied Physics Lab left the CRACUNS submerged in salt water for as long as two months without affecting its ability to take flight whatsoever.
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There are also nods to the future, with things like live video combined with new devices giving us underwater shots and helping users take flight (and discussing air quality) with London's pigeons.
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By clicking and dragging on the YouTube video, car enthusiasts can experience what it's like to take flight from the safety of their living room, and even hear from Captain Risky himself.
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Polachek wrote and produced (and Wimberly co-produced) one of the best songs on Beyoncé's self-titled 2013 album, "No Angel," and you can hear Moth starting to take flight within it.
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The XB-13 Supersonic Demonstrator, nicknamed "Baby Boom," won't take flight until late 21, but Boom unveiled the prototype to a group of aviation and aerospace executives at Centennial Airport in Denver.
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And the Chelsea star says it is here, at humble beginnings, where his love for the beautiful game began to take flight, and he started considering soccer more than just a hobby.
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You should have seen how far that cigarette flew out of her hands as she ran after me in her high heels, waving her arms like a bird trying to take flight.
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The cumulative effect of these works is a sense of kinetic friction, a ruffling of the picture plane that allows Le Parc's two-dimensional shapes to seemingly take flight from their page.
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The long-necked sauropods were some of the biggest vertebrates to ever walk the planet, and this new specimen must surely count as one of the smallest vertebrates ever to take flight.
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The youngest of eight children, she developed a passion for flying as a girl; she would sneak off to study aviation and take flight lessons without mentioning any of it to her parents.
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Apple started trading in December 22 but its stock did not truly start to take flight for another 274.5 years, spurred by the iPhone, the breakthrough device that left competitors in the dust.
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The remote-controlled Mars Helicopter, designed to take flight in the thin Martian atmosphere with twin counter-rotating blades, weighs about four pounds, with a fuselage the size of a softball, NASA said.
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Ultimately, though, people like Bernie Davis and Lorne Cass hope that the people in charge of funding will allow NextGen to take flight, and bring our air traffic control system into the 21st century.
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We're all tiny creatures living within that system beetling away at our endeavors, oblivious to the winds we kick up as we take flight on our little wings that make hurricanes on other shores.
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I was shown one camera-phone video where the HyDrone was allowed to take flight, but it wasn't obvious from the video whether it was actually powered by hydrogen or just a battery prototype.
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Usually, these kinds of launches take flight from the East Coast due to the favorable rotation of the Earth, but the Atlas V is powerful enough to launch to the red planet from California.
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It was at Unveiled showing a new camera mount for its Byrd series of drones that allows you to mount a number of popular consumer cameras and remotely control them after you take flight.
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The company has a 15-minute launch window starting at 1:30PM, and to see this rocket take flight, check back here at 1:05PM ET when ULA's live broadcast of the launch begins.
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The UK's global supply chains would be disrupted and both domestic and foreign investors would take flight over worries about Britain's diminished access to Europe's single market, which consumes around half of UK exports.
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Any one of the inquiries could put the company in jeopardy if prosecutors or the S.E.C. were to seek a substantial penalty, which may cause shareholders to take flight even more than they have.
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The short borrows a dreamlike quality from other films in Within's pedigry, like the star-studded Take Flight and the sanitarium roller coaster ride Catatonic, to bring viewers deeper into Elliot's relationship with Shayla.
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Lawrence said 3,351 aspiring pilots already signed up to take the written test on Monday, while over 20,000 operators have registered commercial drones that will be able to take flight under the new rule.
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Click here to view original GIFAfter miraculously getting a Little Tikes Cozy Coupe toy to take flight, the RC hobbyists at YouTube's FliteTest challenged themselves to get one of Ikea's cheap Jokkmokk wooden chairs airborne.
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The British creator of the jet engine-powered suit that allows you to take flight said he would launch a new racing series over water next year featuring men and women from different sporting backgrounds.
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The test was the first step in the long pilot process before a prototype can actually take flight — the Airbus team will now begin to build a full-scale flight demonstrator of the CityAirbus concept.
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But with the Phoenix failing to take flight, it's time to think about the X-Men's cinematic future, and what's worked and hasn't worked in trying to bring Marvel's merry mutants to the big screen.
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There's also the fact that in the future, most small drones are going to take flight in urban environments, so studying conditions there is the best way to translate their research to real-world applications.
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The cargo capacity for the drone is a meal for two, Uber says, adding that the drone has already passed its "critical design review" and is expected to take flight before the end of the year.
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Woodworth used a popular technique in which a printed paper model of the Imperial Shuttle is glued to lightweight sheets of stiff foam, assembled, and then upgraded with the necessary electronics and hardware to take flight.
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A crowdfunding page called "Bring Trump Baby Back" hasn't met it's target goal but notes the blimp will still take flight after Trump touches down in the UK, which he probably won't be too happy about.
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The two-joystick control scheme takes a little getting used to if you don't have much flight time under your belt — another reason you'll want some spare batteries, particularly the first few times you take flight.
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So, if you're planning a trip to Paris and fancy yourself a night of Balmain in motion, try to plan your visit between June 13th and 18th, when the costumes take flight at the Palais Garnier.
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Images Take Flight: Feather Art in Mexico and Europe 1400–1700, published by Hirmer Verlag and distributed by University of Chicago Press, is the first thorough study of Mesoamerican feather mosaics from this era of change.
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Allowing immigrants' entrepreneurial energy to take flight isn't just the American way, it's in our nation's best economic interests, spurring the creation of new jobs for American workers and new products for American manufacturers to assemble.
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But now, a full five days after the Mavic Pro was set to start shipping (and three days before the Karma is set to take flight), early adopters are getting antsy waiting for the drone to arrive.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England chief economist Andy Haldane said in an interview published on Thursday that wage growth in Britain did not look about to take flight, after previously talking of a "new dawn" for pay.
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Only twice does it revolve around the characters—once in the closing scene, about which I have grave doubts, and once during a startling excursion, in which Toller and Mary suddenly rise like spirits and take flight.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 55 The world ranking of John Millman, the Australian who knocked five-time US Open champ Roger Federer out of this year's tournament AND FINALLY Take flight Want to make the world's best paper airplane?
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Melancholy minor keys, subdued dance beats and intimations of dimly lit spaces fill the tracks of Maya Jane Coles, the prolific electronic producer, songwriter and singer whose second solo album, "Take Flight," is released today.
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Hopefully, exhibits like "Dinosaurs Among Us" at AMNH, along with traveling exhibitions like "Dinosaurs Take Flight," will help to influence and update the public conception of dinosaurs, as well as reinforce our acceptance that birds are living dinosaurs.
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The teenager was then pepper-sprayed and forced to the ground, before Krickovich jumped on him and pushed down with his full weight "so he could not attempt to take flight or fight us," according to the report.
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News of the probe comes as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced this week that it could be up to a year before Boeing's line of 737 Max aircraft are legally certified to take flight for commercial purposes.
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At 480 pages, with over 300 photographs and essays by 33 authors, Images Take Flight examines feather art from every possible angle, such as Aztec mural paintings, early modern ornithology, international trade, and the ethereal radiance of feathers.
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Her "Spaceship" stools and tables are organic shapes with geometric angles threatening to take flight; arched light fixtures bisect the space they occupy; and plates carved with Arabic calligraphy are displayed alongside pieces representing the birth of Arabic writing.
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SANTIAGO SACATEPEQUEZ, Guatemala (Reuters) - Thousands gathered in Central Guatemala on Friday to watch giant kites take flight, a local tradition intended to reconnect the living and the deceased, as Day of the Dead celebrations kicked off throughout the region.
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Place one of the three roots that come with this set in your favorite container, an empty area in your garden, or any sunny spot around your property and come June, your yard will take flight with the beautiful bugs.
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For Sugden, the four critical components an emerging tech ecosystem need to take flight are an educational hub to produce talent, an urban center to capture it, capital to sustain it, and government and traditional industry support to accelerate it.
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The system is designed to assist first time pilots, and help the drone take flight when tossed into the air, grabbing ahold of the system and circling around in the sky until it's time for the pilot to take charge.
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Montreal (Reuters) - With its new long-range business jet just preparing to take flight, Bombardier is banking on sales of new products and maintenance packages to help it drive promised double-digit revenue growth for its aftermarket service business this year.
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Should investors now take flight and choose to locate more of their operations in Europe to gain access to the single market, there is the real danger that capital flows to the U.K. will ebb and sterling will continue to swoon.
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"Solo: A Star Wars Story" will surely make off with plenty of that loot, even if the movie requires considerable time to take flight, recovering from a messy, flat opening half before rallying and picking up speed down the stretch.
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The university's 45-meter jump where Jeff Hastings, a 19843 Olympic ski jumper, and Holland honed their skills as teenagers has been dismantled, but young skiers can still take flight at Hanover's Oak Hill, where Hastings and Holland volunteer as instructors.
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The opening lyrics go: "Beautiful dreamer/ Wake unto me / Starlight and dewdrops// Are awaiting thee" It hints at a bright future, of a young woman whose creativity is about to take flight, whose daytime drudgery disappears with the coming of night.
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Turkey launched its assault against the Kurdish YPG militia in Syria last week after President Donald Trump pulled a U.S. contingent out of the way, creating a new front in Syria's eight-year war and prompting 200,000 civilians to take flight.
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Now, with Kelly in place, it is time for the legislative aspect of the president's agenda to take flight with the first tests being tax reform, the debt ceiling and funding the 2018 fiscal year by the end of September.
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A girl watches a robot climb the ruins of a burnt-out schoolhouse and sees it gingerly take flight, as the sun peeks from behind the clouds and the ambling guitar strum of The Pillows gives way to their angsty vocal howl.
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Though the Stratolaunch aircraft has yet to actually take flight, the company has taxied the vehicle down the runway a few times outside the plane's hangar in the Mojave Air and Space Port, and it has also successfully tested the six engines.
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This evening, like every evening, thousands of Americans will take flight, traveling on the highways in the sky for business and pleasure, transporting the American goods that keep our economy strong, and even defending our homeland as proud members of the military.
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It could be argued that the history of aviation spans thousands of years, but in the last generation alone, mankind has developed technology that has allowed humanity to not only take flight, but to accomplish powerful feats of aerodynamic speed, distance, and heights.
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The city of Asbest, after more than 130 years of intensive mining, still has enough chrysotile asbestos buried in the ground to keep Uralasbest in business for at least another century, provided its customers, mostly in Asia and Africa, do not take flight.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A team led by a 578-year-old pilot from England took first place Saturday in the World Drone Prix, a new contest hoping to take flight both in this Mideast country fascinated by the technology and with sports fans worldwide.
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If all goes according to plan, the InSight lander — designed to look below the surface of Mars, mapping its interior — will take flight to the red planet atop an Atlas V rocket launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California at 7:05 a.m.
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My Morning Jacket, "Golden (Original Demo)" Okay, this one isn't exactly new — "Golden" originally came out 13 years ago as part of My Morning Jacket's It Still Moves, the album on which the band's fattier-than-fried-chicken Southern rock started to take flight.
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Among Pandora-themed packages: The Grove Resort & Spa Orlando has Avatar: Take Flight, including accommodations in a one-, two- or three-bedroom suite, a one-day pass for four to Disney's Animal Kingdom, and welcome gifts including a $100 credit at the resort's Alfresco Market.
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A graduating student from the JetBlue program from CAE Aviation Academy in Mesa, AZ.CreditCreditBrad Torchia for The New York Times Michelle Hynds was working at a security job seven years ago when she began to take flight lessons at an airport near Ventura, Calif.
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But at a December meeting that included representatives from the White House and the EPA, Rick Dearborn, Kelly's deputy, relayed that the concept is "dead" and Kelly would not allow the idea to take flight, the Times reported, citing three people familiar with the meeting.
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See these other Times articles for more information: An Eclipse Chaser's Guide to Your First Eclipse During an Eclipse, Darkness Falls and Wonder Rises Scientists to Take Flight for Longer Views of the Eclipse Why Some Say the Eclipse Is Best Experienced in a Massive Crowd
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Instead of our usual recap this week, Walking Dead recapper and web culture reporter Aja Romano and critic at large Todd VanDerWerff got together to talk about "Something They Need," season seven's next-to-last episode, and why the season as a whole has struggled to take flight.
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An engineering model that was very close to final has over an hour of time in the air, but these two brief test flights were the first and last time the tiny craft will take flight until it does so on the distant planet (not counting its "flight" during launch).
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Both Mr. Volkov and Mr. Kurilla worry that American intelligence agencies have made it too easy for the Kremlin to deny its interference in the American elections — and, at the same time, also take credit for it — by keeping concrete evidence secret, which has only allowed sometimes wild conspiracy theories to take flight.
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In the course of one very busy night, the sisters perform a bewitching rendition of "I Put a Spell on You" at the town's Halloween party; take flight on a broom, vacuum and mop; and wake a zombie named Billy who has been under their spell for centuries and who quickly turns on them.
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And it was there, on winding streets lined with Victorian and Georgian rowhouses, that I finally caught a glimpse of what I had eventually come to love about Southeast London all those years ago: It was its odd and interesting back corners, places that don't appear on postcards, where my own imagination could take flight.
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Even when they have the means or the money to take flight, they hang around and fret; there's a young wife, Marie (Paula Beer), waiting for a husband who will never show up, and Richard (Godehard Giese), a doctor so enamored of Marie that he can barely bring himself to board a departing ship.
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In a lengthy (one might even say rambling, in the true Musk style) presentation, we were treated to cinematic and technical views of the planned rocket, which is already under construction and could take flight as early as a couple years from now — and Musk then candidly held forth on numerous topics in a lengthy Q&A period.
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Sedaris scuttles around the At Home set with so much vibrating energy that she seems ready to take flight at any given moment — but by keeping at least one foot on the ground in spoofing recognizable formats like cooking shows and late-night talk shows, she's better able to make reality weird from the inside out.
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Flying cars are BS. But there is actually a chance that we're on the cusp of a revolution in general aviation as startups and major players like Airbus are looking to modern technology to allow more people to take flight without having to first learn how to steer a Cessna 152 down a short runway (though that's a good skill to have, too).
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"With the crowd closing in and the loud yelling and threats towards us, I pushed down the male to ensure my weight was full on his person so he could not attempt to take flight or fight against us," Krickovich wrote, adding that it felt as though the boy in the red tank was trying to push up while he was pushing down.
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The Times has since jumped into VR, partnering with Google to send its Cardboard VR viewers to all of its 1.1 million Sunday print-edition subscribers, creating an NYT VR app that's been downloaded more than 1 million times, and producing 16 (and counting) original films about topics as varied as displaced refugees (The Displaced), floating movie stars (Take Flight), and battling ISIS in Iraq (The Fight for Falluja).
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Depends on Definitions of 'Is' and 'Gay' (22009) Even After the Books, Potter Mania Rocks On (20113) Harry Potter Is Their Peter Pan (22011) The Woman Behind the Boy Wizard (22016) Muggles Take Flight at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter (21984) Pottermore: What's Next for Harry Potter (2011) Harry Potter Sang Bass, Hermione Sang Tenor (2011) Bittersweet Feeling Among Fans Awaiting Final 'Harry Potter' Film (2011) The Fans Own the Magic (2011) Behind the Wizard's Wand: Making the Harry Potter Films (2011) From Young Adult Book Fans to Wizards of Change (2012) Casting a Black Hermione Granger Underscores a Key Harry Potter Theme (20163) Eddie Redmayne's Guide to 'Fantastic Beasts' (2016) _________ Is Harry Potter Evil?
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