It already runs international passenger trains in 14 countries and cargo trains in more than 18.
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In an episode needling the diversity among the talking trains in children's show "Thomas & Friends," NRATV portrayed the trains in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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About a third of bullet trains in Nagano were submerged.
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"We have always had trains in our blood," he said.
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Image: ShutterstockLet's state the obvious: trains in america are awful.
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Superfast trains Are super speedy trains in our near future?
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A native of Dagestan who trains in San Jose, Calif.
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Residents can catch New Jersey Transit trains in Summit or Westfield.
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Most trips to Manhattan require changing trains in Jamaica or Babylon.
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Saturday, leaving residents stranded on trains, in elevators, and without traffic lights.
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Mr. Krivoruchko's other investments include shares in suburban commuter trains in Moscow.
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Matter In September 33, trains in the Netherlands ground to a halt.
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Trains in Rome are almost empty as people are remaining at home.
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Trains in China, Japan and Europe zip along at more than 200mp.
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It confirmed that the BART trains in San Francisco are ridiculously loud.
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I've ridden bullet trains in China and Japan and they're unbelievable technology.
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They include swimmer Yusra Mardini from Syria who trains in Germany, South Sudanese middle-distance runner Rose Nathike Lokonyen, living in a refugee camp in Kenya, and Democratic Republic of Congo judoka Yolande Bukasa Mabika who trains in Brazil.
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The partners have the option of building two more trains in the future.
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You can drink and buy alcohol on national trains in the UK though.
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The proposal includes a five-year license to sell the trains in Europe.
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The record could fall again there, said Muhammad, who trains in Los Angeles.
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Currently, there are two Olympic-sized rinks in Malaysia (Yee trains in Canada).
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Linden trains in northern Michigan and so is well accustomed to harsh weather.
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MS: Thales of course involved very deeply in transportation - planes, trains in China.
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In desperation, people climb atop trains in Nanjing to escape the conflict, Feb.
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Ms Klishina trains in America and had regularly undergone anti-doping tests there.
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The United States is a big country, with lots of trains in it.
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THE TEEMING commuter trains in Mumbai have received a modest overhaul in recent years.
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Eubank Jr. trains in a tired underground facility that is right near the seaside.
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There have been prototypes and hybrid trains in the meantime, most notably in Japan.
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Why it would cause trains in New York to run normally is a puzzle.
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Other transit agencies buy trains in which doors slide across the outside of cars.
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Sunday's accident was one of several fatal accidents involving Amtrak trains in recent weeks.
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Bullet trains in the area resumed full service after being suspended a day earlier.
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The trains in Japan are always on time (Shot with regular iPhone 8 Plus camera).
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And during last year's European heat wave, trains in the UK were delayed or canceled.
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The company will test their fastest trains in 2017, with even bigger things to come.
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Some train service in Europe has been limited, and trains in Belgium are severely impacted.
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Douglas, 210, who trains in Ohio, has been known to peak at the right time.
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Eurostar recently began service from London to Amsterdam, but it requires changing trains in Brussels.
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There are also three disabled trains in the South Tube that are currently being rescued.
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The Amtrak passenger rail service canceled all trains in and out of Chicago on Wednesday.
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Women — on planes, on trains, in automobiles, or on the street — don't owe anyone anything.
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The area features some of the most challenging terrain for trains in North America, he said.
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But in fairness to the dumbass, the new electric trains in the area are pretty quiet.
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In 2006, two suitcase bombs left by Islamist militants on trains in Cologne failed to explode.
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Correction: This article originally said all of the trains in the Netherlands run on wind energy.
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Trains in Europe couldn't always accommodate Donna's wheelchair, so she once rode in the cargo area.
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But many — especially on older trains in eastern Europe, like between Sofia and Belgrade — did not.
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In the past decade, three subway workers have been killed by trains in New York City.
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Easier said than done, but he trains in Kenya with Eliud Kipchoge, the greatest marathoner ever.
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As of March 1, buses, trams, and trains in the country became completely free of charge.
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Mr. Chalfant's photography froze the trains in place, but not the kinetic energy of the art.
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But like the men on the trains in the joke, both turned out to be wrong.
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This week's deep freeze grounded thousands of flights and halted dozens of trains in the Midwest.
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Hundreds of federal police officers will patrol railway stations and trains in and around Cologne, too.
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All they needed was 267 months with no trains in the tunnel connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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Travel note: The Oyster card works for the London trains in addition to the Tube and buses!
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French cosmonaut Claudie Haigneré trains in the Soyuz capsule at Star City, Russia, on Feb, 22018, 20183.
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The passenger train, the Awam Express, is one of the longest passenger trains in the world. 5.
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If that's true, we can expect many more transient Starlink trains in the coming months and years.
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Farah, who trains in nearby Portland, will concentrate on the marathon after August's world championships in London.
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I don't think we ever took a family vacation that didn't revolve around trains in some way.
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In February, Spanish police arrested 363 people for stopping and tagging four trains in Madrid's underground tubes.
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Kawasaki Heavy Industries, which makes equipment for Shinkansen high-speed trains in Japan, said it was investigating.
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They closed buses and subways, and canceled all flights and trains in and out of the city.
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The journey was comfortable, and only took about four hours with a change of trains in Bologna.
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A video backdrop, designed by Jim Findlay, showed landscapes, urban and rural, seen from trains in motion.
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Said reluctant goodbyes at the Termini on a gray morning, the whistle of trains in the background.
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Cheniere has two LNG trains in operation and will have five, plus other capacity is planned by 53.
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Scope 3 would also include items like the fuel used by ships and trains in the destination country.
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Among its retrofitting orders, Bombardier won a $255 million contract to upgrade trains in Australia earlier this month.
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It's actually all of the electric trains in the Netherlands, since some of them still run on fuel.
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In one week in November last year, about 110 reindeer were killed by eight freight trains in Norway.
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In one study, Harvard political scientist Ryan Enos had Spanish-speaking Latino men ride commuter trains in Boston.
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In March 2004, a series of bombs exploded on four commuter trains in the capital city of Madrid.
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He had dissented when the Court upheld the Mississippi law mandating segregated cars on interstate trains, in 1890.
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There have already been four derailments of trains in Vietnam this year, the transport ministry said on Thursday.
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I talked to lots of people outside the system — in hotels, on trains, in the streets at night.
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I rode superfast bullet trains in China, Japan, Korea, and Russia, and one is better than the rest
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In 2004, a series of bombs ripped through commuter trains in Madrid, killing 191 and wounding over 1,800.
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She trains in the garage at the home where she stays, and she walks to the local gym.
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When I was 22, I spent four months hopping freight trains in the American West, traveling with hobos.
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It was on this day in 1876 that the Tehachapi Loop was opened to trains in Southern California.
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The chip allowed him to tap on or off of trains in Sydney with a wave of his wrist.
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Alstom it would supply 240 Coradia Lint regional trains in southern Germany in two contracts worth 116 million euros.
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Travellers would do much better buying one than going inside—trains in Congo are not for the faint-hearted.
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They suffered the murder of 192 people in the jihadist bombing of four commuter trains in Madrid in 2004.
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After that, Lagares sought out Reyes, the former Met who still lives and trains in the New York area.
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Only the long jumper Darya Klishina, who trains in the United States, has been permitted to compete so far.
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The airline said that passengers could rebook on other flights on on trains, in the case of domestic flights.
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Data from parliament in July showed that 49,790 people were killed by trains in India between 2015 and 2017.
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At one point, Goldbach trains in the Hot Dip Galvanizing Line, skimming dross off a vat of molten zinc.
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All aboard: Amtrak just released a video showing a prototype for its new, high-speed Acela trains in action.
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On one day in June, a mother and her two cubs were killed by trains in two separate incidents.
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The attacks were Spain's deadliest terrorist assault since 2004, when terrorists bombed commuter trains in Madrid, killing 191 people.
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Deploying some of the oldest trains in the world, the subway has been plagued by an increase in breakdowns.
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Over the weekend, the Second Avenue stations began to appear on subway maps on trains in New York City.
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You spend time waiting for trains in yards, dealing with bulls that either kick you off or call the cops.
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It just signed a deal to use a little-known, "passive magnetic levitation" system to float its trains in tubes.
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Now, a company in Florida behind the first privately funded U.S. high speed railway is manufacturing its trains ... in California.
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She trains in a harness — yes, literally hanging from the ceiling — that mimics the force created by a spinning jump.
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Cummins also said it would invest more in new technologies, including electrified power trains, in the second half of 212.1.
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Mexico. The magazine states that Trevi o Hayek – who lives and trains in Houston, Texas – is Salma's father's cousin's granddaughter.
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BERLIN — A railway dispatcher apparently caused the deadly collision of two trains in the German state of Bavaria on Feb.
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According to some estimates, passenger trains in the United States carry nearly five times more passengers per day than airlines.
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For more affordable trips, Ms. Hardy recommended select Amtrak itineraries in the United States and any sleeper trains in Europe.
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In addition, on-time arrivals for weekend trains in January fell to 229 percent, from 25 percent the year before.
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The 2004 bombing of commuter trains in Madrid — only days before a national election — changed the course of Spanish politics.
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Afterward, Brazier said he had not been distracted because he trains in the program under a different coach, Pete Julian.
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We spoke about the Hyperloop of Elon Musk, and the American election, and the awfulness of Swedish trains in winter.
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After riding similar trains in China, Russia, and Korea, I knew I had to give Morocco&aposs version a try.
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"I believe that freedom is in this nature, and not in commuting on Tokyo's trains in the morning," she said.
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His new plan would allow trains in the tunnel during rush hour, and less frequently on nights and weekends. How?
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When the 6th Massachusetts Infantry changed trains in Baltimore on their way to the capital, they were attacked by Confederate sympathizers.
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I'm sure there are also geopolitical reasons as to why Queens trains don't get as much attention as trains in Brooklyn.
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Keep an eye out for BOTR books with #mwf16 bookmarks in them floating around trams and trains in the coming weeks!
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Trains in South Korea run with impeccable precision, the subways are spotless, and there's fast Wi-Fi onboard on every line.
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The paper also notes that aircraft start beating bullet trains in costs and travel times over distances greater than 620 miles.
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The company operates urban trains in 12 cities in the state of Rio de Janeiro and transports around 750,000 people daily.
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Tips for riding the trains in Germany Tour 4 auto museums in Germany: Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Porshe Going to Berlin?
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The image was then put on the screen, depicting three trains in KKK hoods and burning train tracks in the background.
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The Pullman strike of 1894, one of the single biggest labor actions in American history, stalled trains in twenty-seven states.
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It has been gradually pushing towards using completely driverless iron ore trains in 27, speeding up journeys and eliminating driver fatigue.
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The company operates urban commuter trains in 12 cities in the state of Rio de Janeiro and transports around 750,000 people daily.
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A makeshift bomb filled with shrapnel detonated inside at least two subway trains in St. Petersburg, Russia's second-largest city, Monday afternoon.
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They will be served by electric, driverless trains in what officials describe as the world's largest public transport system currently under development.
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Mag-lev—used by high-speed trains in Japan and elsewhere—reduces drag and the energy required to achieve near-supersonic speeds.
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But last night, groups of masked men attacked people at train stations and on trains in an area north of the city.
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The town got an injunction to stop the trains in January, at which point the train in question was parked in Parrish.
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I read an interview with Flume where he wrote a lot of music on his laptop while riding on trains in Europe.
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Several sports personalities from Kazakhstan flew in from abroad, including world middleweight boxing champion Gennady Golovkin who trains in the United States.
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New York City's subway system, one of the world's largest, will be getting new, more spacious trains in the next few years.
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What they do, according to O*NET: Repair and maintain the signal and track-switching equipment that guides trains in railroad systems.
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Even the oldest trains in Toronto went close to 143,000 miles between failure, about 25 percent better than New York's whole fleet.
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The F train in Brooklyn and the 26th Avenue line (the A, C and E trains) in Manhattan will be upgraded next.
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Earlier in June, triple-digit temperatures caused "major delays" on trains in California's Bay Area, with some trains running almost 40 minutes late.
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They have also focused on reports that two trains in the area were struck by flying objects on the night of the accident.
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Subway trains in Beijing have been transformed into libraries — though you'll have a hard time checking out a hardcopy of your favourite novel.
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By the end of August thousands of refugees were squeezing on to westbound trains in Hungary and trudging along Austrian motorways towards Munich.
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Many people questioned his motives and he was even arrested for begging on suburban trains in 2013, but was later cleared of charges.
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Kendrick Lamar may be small, but the man is mighty -- that much we can tell by the way he trains in the ring.
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Now I've been tasked with writing my own children's story about trains, in honor of Union Pacific locomotive No. 1323, aka Big Boy.
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South Western Railway, which operates trains in and out of Waterloo, said lines were reopened about 30 minutes after the incident was reported.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Strong winds swept across Germany on Thursday, killing six people and forcing the cancellation of trains in Berlin and the north.
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Other officials in the state called for a moratorium on oil trains in the Columbia River Gorge as a result of the derailment.
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Osaka, who trains in the United States and recently signed with the influential agency IMG, has a Haitian father and a Japanese mother.
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Congress mandated all major rail lines be outfitted with PCT in 2008, after two trains in Los Angeles collided head-on, NBCNews reported.
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Now 25, Toorpakai lives and trains in Canada, a world away from the tribal South Waziristan where she and her siblings were born.
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Trains in some places were running 103 to 50 percent below speed limits because of broken equipment that could have been simply fixed.
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Flanders, who also trains in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Sumo wrestling, was confident in her athletic abilities, but didn't consider herself a performer.
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These cars ran through the 1970s — some of the riders were discussing when they used to ride on these trains in New York:
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As Shawn stretches, I sidle up to Cortez, and he tells me the story: Porter trains in Vegas, where Cortez has long lived.
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Two railways that operate Shinkansen "bullet trains" in Japan that contain metal produced by Kobe Steel have already said their trains are safe.
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The network's personalities warned of race wars and portrayed the talking trains in the children's show "Thomas & Friends" in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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An ad from Tokyo trains in 2012 featured a cartoon manspreader encroaching on the space of a child inexplicably wearing a bear suit.
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This makes Xiaomi the first smartphone maker to successfully support contactless payments on buses and trains in China, beating bigger players to the punch.
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The GAO will launch its study on safety and other impacts of longer trains in February, GAO spokesman Chuck Young told Reuters on Tuesday.
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It has submitted a bid for South Eastern trains in and out of London and is shortlisted for East Midlands and West Coast franchises.
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The Movallis rent a home from another family that uprooted for a child: Kiley McKinnon, an Olympic snowboarder who trains in Park City, Utah.
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In December, European antitrust commissioner Margrethe Vestager voiced her doubts over the impact that their deal would have on high-speed trains in Europe.
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Jim Mathews is president of the Rail Passengers Association, the oldest and largest national membership organization fighting for more and better trains in America.
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The last of the bar cars on commuter trains in the New York metropolitan area made their final runs more than two years ago.
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The train is believed to have been traveling around the 60-mile-per-hour speed limit for passenger trains in that area, he said.
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In 2007, two workers were killed by subway trains in separate accidents in the same week, prompting the authority to temporarily suspend maintenance projects.
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In 2002, one person died in an accident involving two commuter trains, and the crash of two commuter trains in 2000 killed three people.
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The unforeseen move toward sending merchandise around the world in containers made it more attractive to unload ships onto trains in Halifax or Montreal.
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Officials also cut service on the No. 1 and 5 lines, which each lost two scheduled trains in Midtown Manhattan during the morning rush.
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The turning point was in 1982, when headphones were implicated in the deaths of people hit by trains in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Connecticut.
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But Vasilisa Basargin, 15, a sophomore, trains in long dresses and said she was unlikely to compete in meets away from Old Believer communities.
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On Thursday, a few other activists drew the ire of some morning commuters when they climbed atop trains in east London, causing severe delays.
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The attack in Barcelona was the worst in Spain since 2004, when a series of bombs ripped through commuter trains in Madrid, killing 192.
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Delayed trains in the morning can result in rushing through projects at work or staying late, and they can create more work for others.
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KRIZAN We were thinking about the direction it could go, and I said, Well, I've met really interesting people traveling on trains in Europe.
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Ed Joyce, a leading Irish batsman, has said that as a boy he regularly hid his cricket equipment when traveling on trains in Dublin.
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Anita trains in Islamabad at The Fight Fortress, a mixed martial arts gym owned by one of the country's founding MMA advocates, Ehtisham Karim.
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But at the Mecca Gym in Meridian, Idaho, where she trains in custom pink Aesthreadics lifting belt and Wonder Woman socks, Etta is a star.
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In a bizarre state of affairs, women travelling in metro trains in India's capital city of New Delhi, can now carry knives for "self-protection".
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The pace at which railroads have installed PTC has come under increasing scrutiny after a series of crashes involving U.S. passenger trains in recent years.
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Amtrak warned of residual delays as trains returned to normal Wednesday, adding that some trains in and out of Washington were running at restricted speeds.
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This week's attack was Spain's first terror attack with large scale fatalities since the March 2004 bombings of commuter trains in Madrid that killed 191.
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Workers in the station sent an alert to trains in the area, but power to the track was not shut off, a transit official said.
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On Wednesday morning, fans of Slovakia and Russia posed for pictures together as they boarded trains in Paris headed to the match in Villeneuve-d'Ascq.
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After changing trains in the nearby city of Sargans, I'd be in Zurich in just a couple hours — a journey that would cost €34.80 ($39).
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Last summer, New Jersey Transit canceled over 60 trains in one week, again leaving thousands of people scrambling to find another way to their destination.
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On trains, in waiting rooms, sprawled across the slanted floorboards as he lay down to perform the stretches the chiropractor had prescribed for his back.
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The reality is that almost all trains in America operate with two crew members and thankfully, one-person crew operations are still the rare exception.
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The Northeast corridor, from Washington, DC, to Boston, has Amtrak's Acela, but it does not travel as fast as the bullet trains in other countries.
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Among the changes Amtrak announced on Tuesday was the cancellation of three daily trains in each direction between Penn Station and Union Station in Washington.
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They were also seen in a subway station, meaning things are somewhat serious if they were willing to brave the (broken) trains in NYC together.
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Over the years, he has amassed heaps of documents and even built a scale replica of the site, complete with model trains, in his garage.
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"We have always had trains in our blood," Mr. Hamre said, recalling a childhood where model train layouts were always under construction in their home.
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The system is "a cheaper, safer alternative" to regular magnetic levitation, or maglev, which is currently in operation powering high-speed trains in China and Europe.
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It is the engineer's job to stay on board, communicate with dispatchers and other trains in the area, and make sure that the locomotive is secure.
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You can go from graffiti gestures that you see on the trains in New York in the '80s to Christopher Wool paintings to Huma Bhabha sculpture.
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As the Page One story in The New York Times recounted, 3,000 fans boarded trains in New Orleans to a remote field in Mississippi to watch.
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Over the summer, ordinary Germans who spotted his books in my hands engaged me in conversation on trains, in coffee shops, at universities, and in bookshops.
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They've called themselves the Sky High Idiots, and they've been busy riding on the backs and roofs of trains in Melbourne, Australia, just for the thrills.
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" Now living and working in Iran's capital, Leila trains in secret with a BJJ practitioner of the opposite sex, who, like her, "just wants to roll.
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You'll find us wiped out on trains, in the middle seat in economy, in the middle of casinos while standing up — we can fall asleep anywhere.
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The reduction in services will affect trains in the Northeast Corridor, according to both to the email sent to customers and the memo sent to employees.
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Many of the spans that JR relies upon for its Shinkansen and other local trains in Japan are considerably old, and beginning to show their age.
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BNSF Railway is paying to settle claims that it allowed coal and coke ash to fall off trains in the Pacific Northwest, the Seattle Times reports.
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The Williams report was commissioned after a catastrophically botched timetable change last summer led to nearly half the trains in northern England being delayed or cancelled.
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Jim Mathews is president of the National Association of Railroad Passengers, the oldest and largest national membership organization fighting for more and better trains in America.
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That move will introduce the first new night trains in Europe since Caledonian Sleeper, connecting London with Scotland, rolled out new hotel-style carriages this year.
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"I was so happy for Chase, I was crying when I was hugging him," said Phelps, who now trains in Arizona with Kalisz under coach Bob Bowman.
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Our observations revealed an explosive vaporization followed by high-velocity interacting flows of liquid and vapour, and by the generation of shock trains in the liquid jets.
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Asked if passengers could access Facebook, which is blocked in China, while they wait for trains in the Hong Kong station, Yuen said he did not know.
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I started writing on the trains in the winter of '83—right after the great renaissance of graffiti documented in Style Wars, Wild Style, and Subway Art.
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Hong Kong rail operator MTR has secured a 30 percent share in one of U.K.'s largest rail franchises, South Western Trains, in conjunction with First Group.
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Hainan has suspended trains in and out of the island province over the next few days, while ships and offshore workers have been told to seek shelter.
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Khachanov trains in Spain and has a lot of claycourt practice under his belt which told against Pouille, who appeared exhausted on Friday after just two sets.
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While the rest of the United States women's national team trains in New Jersey, Stone is based here in Cambridge, in a bubble of her own making.
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BERLIN, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Strong winds swept across Germany on Thursday, killing a woman and forcing the cancellation of trains in Berlin and the north, officials said.
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A Virgin Trains spokesperson confirmed to CNBC by phone that it had removed the Daily Mail from some of its trains in November 2017, following staff concerns.
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That was the longest slump since the public began major investments in new trains in 1982, according to a report released this month by the state comptroller.
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In his 2017 book, reflecting on the results of his experiment, Enos is more direct: The good liberal people catching trains in the Boston suburbs became exclusionary.
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In a statement emailed to The Verge, Amtrak says it is continuing to operate trains in the Northeast Corridor, including Acela trains between Washington DC and Boston.
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In a statement emailed to The Verge, Amtrak says it is continuing to operate trains in the Northeast Corridor, including Acela trains between Washington DC and Boston.
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Epperson, who lives and trains in Fort Collins, Colorado, is getting his body acclimatized to higher heat by slowly ratcheting up the temperature in which he trains.
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The number of runaway trains in Canada has increased by about 10 percent over the last decade, with 62 trains taking off on their own in 2017.
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Guangdong government said it has sent nearly 234 chartered trains in the past two weeks to bring more than 6,000 migrant workers back from their inland hometowns.
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The Associated Builders and Contractors provides a similar example as it pledged to provide roughly as many opportunities in five years as it trains in one year.
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Transportation authority officials said they have been reviewing these issues and are conducting a pricing study on some Long Island Rail Road trains in Brooklyn and Queens.
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If you're coming from a city that has actual public transportation, then just assume that you will have no use for the buses and trains in Austin.
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The Gotthard Base Tunnel, which opened in June and finally started carrying passenger trains in December, runs 35 miles between the quaint Swiss towns of Erstfeld and Bodio.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Flights and trains in Taiwan were disrupted by the approach of the third typhoon this month and most cities planned work and school closures for Tuesday.
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Like most trains in the Northeast Corridor, 188 had brought together a diverse and varied group of professionals: businessmen alongside consultants alongside graphic designers alongside start-up founders.
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Rivals mock Chamisa as a political lightweight who makes wild promises, including building rural airports and bullet trains in a country with a GDP per capita of $1,175.
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Branson has been running Virgin Trains in the U.K. for over 20 years, but this would mark his first foray into the world of railroad transportation in America.
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We've also seen Hello Kitty-themed bullet trains in Japan, which feature bright pink and Sanrio-themed everything, from the walls, to the headrests, to the window curtains.
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The French have for centuries looked to the state to help to shape key industries ranging from textiles in the 1700s to high-speed trains in the 1960s.
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I had to take six trains in total (three there and three back), and I had to expend untold emotional and mental distress just to safeguard my health.
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It cites statistics for 2016 showing that about 85,000 people use trains in the wee hours — a mere 1.5 percent of the average weekday ridership of 5.7 million.
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SCI Verkehr expects to see growing demand for these trains in the next five to 10 years as Europe pushes to reduce its fleet of carbon-emitting cars.
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Opposition Congress party activists marched, blocked roads and disrupted trains in the eastern Indian state of Odisha, while other opposition parties protested outside offices of oil marketing companies.
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The attack was the deadliest in Spain since March 2004, when Islamist militants placed bombs on commuter trains in Madrid, killing 191 people and wounding more than 1,800.
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Under Austria's new measures, two mobile health check teams will from Tuesday check travellers in cars and trains in the Brenner pass region and two other crossing points.
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His brother Michael White said Dondi first took to the trains in the mid-1970s with a graffiti crew known as TOP, an acronym for The Odd Partners.
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On March 11th 2004, when ten bombs went off on commuter trains in Madrid, killing 191 people, the Spanish government was quick to blame ETA, the Basque separatist group.
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The Clun Castle cannot compete with modern trains in terms of speed: steam engines are restricted to 75mph, whereas diesels can do up to 125mph on inter-city routes.
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Three-time Olympian Thiago Pereira of Brazil, who lives and trains in Los Angeles in preparation for swimming in his home country's Olympics this summer, endorsed the city's bid.
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IRCTC has the sole authority to sell railway tickets online, offer catering service and exclusively manufacture and supply packaged drinking water at railway stations and on trains in India.
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Some firms working on autonomous driving technology have said it pairs best with electrified drive trains, in large part because both autonomous and electric cars need massive battery power.
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His track cycling days behind him, Thomas, who lives and trains in Monaco like Froome but often goes back to Wales, started to get decent results in the classics.
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Just last week, the MTA outlined its "NYC Subway Action Plan," which includes removing seats on some trains in order to squish even more sweaty travelers into each car.
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The National Decarbonization Plan, as it's called, envisions electric passenger and freight trains in service by 2022, which is when Ms. Dobles's husband, President Carlos Alvarado, finishes his term.
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I wasn't too familiar with the outer boroughs at the time, but I soon realized that those elevated lines allowed great access to photograph the trains in good daylight.
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Local trains in Brooklyn were designed to begin at the Court Street station and run east, mirroring the way the E train terminates at World Trade Center in Manhattan.
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Passengers are treated to magnificent views of the English Channel—and occasionally to a frisson, when rough seas break on the concrete groynes and envelop oncoming trains in sea spray.
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A 2015 survey by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) found nine out of 10 women and girls had faced sexual harassment on public buses and trains in Sri Lanka.
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Mounting regulatory pressure and future policy changes may push freight carriers to adopt lower-emission power trains in their vehicles, said Barclays analyst Michael Cohen in a note sent Monday.
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Still others said they would wake up at the crack of dawn and shoulder their way into the exasperated crowds jamming onto PATH trains in Hoboken, Jersey City and Newark.
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A majority of the 1.7 billion passenger rail journeys undertaken in Britain each year are now on foreign-managed trains, in addition to most of its 4.5 billion bus trips.
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Such success so far has been thanks in part to help from National Express, the $3 billion transportation company operating school buses, coaches, and trains in North America and Europe.
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"As unionized employees continue to stay away from work, we have mobilized management staff to run freight trains in the Zambian region," TAZARA spokesman Conrad Simuchile said in a statement.
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A study found that from 2000 to 2017, there were 14 confirmed grizzly deaths by trains in those parks and as many as seven that were struck but not found.
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The government-owned Via Rail Canada, which mostly runs on Canadian National's tracks, at one point shut down all passenger trains in the country and temporarily laid off 1,000 employees.
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Toorpakai, who has her sights set on becoming one of the top players in the world, trains in Toronto but regularly visits her family in Pakistan who still get threats.
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I have to take two different trains in order to get home from this TJ's, but it has an advantage the others don't: It opens at 9 AM instead of 8.
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Fernandez trains in Canada but his success has reverberated to his native land, where figure skating has struggled to find a similar level of popularity enjoyed by soccer, tennis and basketball.
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Swiss Federal Railways has so far declined to take delivery of more than 2170 Bombardier trains in a total order of 226 because the ones in service did not meet expectations.
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On Monday, a cable fire caused significant delays on several of the network's six rail lines as Metro operators were forced to run trains in two directions on a single track.
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Until recently, many migrants would board freight trains in Mexico known as "La Bestia" or The Beast heading to the U.S. border, following well-established migrant routes along the railway tracks.
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While none of the 1.53 passengers were hurt, it marked the fourth high-profile incident for Amtrak since the deadly derailment of one of its trains in Washington State in December.
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Italo, which runs high-speed trains in Italy, planned to offer up to 40 percent of capital in an initial public offering (IPO) in Milan by the end of this month.
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Kayla Harrison, 26, who won her second gold medal in judo in Rio and is the only American to win gold in the sport, comes from Ohio but trains in Massachusetts.
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Watching the pups in "Paw Patrol" go on a mission or the trains in "Thomas" being useful allows them to feel as though they too have an important role to play.
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Similar radio problems have surfaced in cities like Washington, and bombings targeting trains in Madrid in 2004 and London in 2005 highlighted coordination issues between emergency responders using different radio frequencies.
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In the face of the new federally funded intrastate highway system, cheap gas and growing airlines (think federally funded airports and air traffic control system) people abandoned passenger trains in droves.
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Amtrak canceled some Acela Express, Northeast Regional, Keystone Service and Empire Service trains in the region, and Metro-North Railroad planned to run fewer trains during the morning and evening rushes.
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She trains in all the traditional ways, taking classes in hip-hop, ballet, lyrical, jazz, tumbling and tap after school at a dance studio near her home in the Atlanta suburbs.
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In Japan's Tokaido megalopolis, with its population of about 38 million people, the large network of commuter and longer haul passenger trains in Japan have become the envy of the world.
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Matt de la Peña's simply titled "Love" collects life's small beauties — laughter and waves, trains in the distance, the sound of a parent's voice, the soft music from the cabdriver's radio.
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French national rail operator SNCF announced that while high-speed links would be running on a normal timetable, half of all regional trains and trains in the capital would be canceled.
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Italo, which runs high-speed trains in Italy, planned to offer up to 40 percent of its capital in an initial public offering (IPO) in Milan by the end of this month.
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Philadelphia business leaders spent $85,000 wrapping public buses and trains in Seattle, Amazon's home-base, with ads for Philadelphia, in an attempt to attract the company to The City of Brotherly Love.
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MANY issues divide Britain's right- and left-leaning newspapers, but hacks across the political spectrum seem united in their fury at the idea of foreign state-owned firms running trains in Britain.
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A passenger packing a World War II souvenir caused major delays on Eurostar trains in Paris on Monday, because actually, no, it's not a great idea to travel with a replica bomb.
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Gordon T. Danby, a physicist who with a colleague invented superconducting magnetic-levitation trains in the 1960s and then spent decades in largely futile efforts to get them built, died on Aug.
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But Jones argued that he NEEDS to be out at night because he trains in the evening hours -- and forcing him to stay in would impact his next fight at UFC 197.
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COPENHAGEN — At least six people were killed in an accident involving two trains in Denmark on Wednesday morning, shutting down the primary artery linking the country's two main islands for several hours.
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The two fleets are meant to "fully replace current motorised road transport alternatives (car, motorcycle, taxi and bus)," while leaving high-occupancy, fixed-route transit options like subways and trains in place.
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We are both born New Yorkers, and during a break we fall into nostalgic conversation about Christmas in the city and the Lionel trains in the Toy Building near Madison Square Park.
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While Federer suffered in the oppressive conditions at the other end of court 29-year-old Millman, who lives and trains in the heat and humidity of Brisbane, looked perfectly at home.
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Macri plans to build roads and trains in the north, but the wave of foreign investment he promised has been slow to arrive while spending has been limited by a yawning fiscal deficit.
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Dozens of foreign tourists were among passengers stranded on 22 trains in the affected region, prompting provincial authorities to provide food and water, while many flights to the region were canceled, VTV said.
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"This train is part of a cry for freedom most of the country has been screaming lately," Okuda tells The Creators Project of his colorful throwback to illegally tagging trains in his youth.
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He is coached by Laval Dee Falks, his cousin, and trains in Chula Vista under the supervision of KiSik Lee, who has been in charge of the United States archery program since 2006.
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Joseph, who works at the Axis Project gym in Manhattan, said that without Uber, she sometimes has to book rides on accessible buses or trains in advance, and the rides can take hours.
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The trains in Eastern Europe were like moving works of art — every one was covered in intricate, incredibly detailed graffiti that undoubtedly took the artists who designed them a long time to create.
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Striking up an artistic and romantic relationship amid the light rails of St. Louis, Utah & Ether hunted trains in cities throughout the United States, including their respective hometowns of New York and Chicago.
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In Tehran, public health officials have said they are disinfecting buses at least four times a day and cleaning trains in the city's subway system at the beginning and end of each line.
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On the day the Socialist government ordered 21 high-speed trains in a pre-election bid to preserve jobs at a struggling locomotive plant, Macron also criticized the knee-jerk reactions of French politicians.
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A side benefit would be the creation of hundreds of thousands of construction jobs, new manufacturing jobs at plants to build trains in the United States and thousands of permanent jobs operating the system.
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So, we had to ask how he'd fare against Conor McGregor -- who also trains in Brazilian jiu-jitsu -- and Machado couldn't have been more clear ... Ashton would beat that ass in a ground fight.
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In summer, she trains in New Zealand and Chile; from October to March, she races across Europe, with occasional jaunts to North America — the World Cup opener in Sölden, Austria, is on Oct. 28.
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Unlike true high-speed rail in most of the developed world, trains in the US largely cross roads "at grade" with flashing red lights and barrier arms that drop when a train is approaching.
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Morning commuters in New York and Boston were expected to face patchy dense fog, the National Weather Service warned, while some commuter trains in the New York City metro area were suspended or delayed.
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That's what those high-speed trains in Japan, China, and Germany use to offer frictionless, silent ride quality and massive speeds (try over 300 mph) as they float over, instead of rolling along, their tracks.
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Transport firm NTV, which operates high-speed trains in Italy under the Italo brand, has decided to start the process towards listing on the stock market in 1003, it said in a statement on Thursday.
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Trains in and out of Huanggang, which is 45 miles from Wuhan and has a population of 7.5 million, will be suspended until further notice, and all cars will be checked, the city's authorities said.
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I don't know all the details but, unlike most families who decided to emigrate immediately (many losing their lives on the trains in the process), my father's family went into hiding for a few months.
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Mr. Barone of the Regional Plan Association, which studied the signal systems in 2014, said that Automatic Train Supervision allowed operators to make more informed decisions by giving them more information about trains in tunnels.
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Mr. Dale, who left London eight days earlier to begin a new life in New York, began to panic when an announcement came over the loudspeaker telling passengers that they had to change trains in Jamaica.
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"Jim spent much of his personal time and treasure, when he wasn't working at WSDOT, advocating for more and better trains in America," Dennis Lytton, a transit activist and Hamre's friend said in a Facebook post.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Jakarta is seeing a growing number of transportation services catering exclusively to women, offering better security and comfort when compared to packed public buses and trains in the Indonesian capital of 10 million people.
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Switzerland's Wendy Holdener, who won silver in slalom, will be a strong challenger and while Lindsey Vonn rarely trains in the technical event she will be fired up for what could be her final Olympic appearance.
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Trump, who has long talked about the need to rebuild the nation's crumbling roads and has lamented about the slow speed of trains in the U.S., may see Mica as a good fit for the task.
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Much of the Lower Silesian Research Group's findings come from Tadeusz Slowikowski, who has amassed heaps of documents and even built a scale replica of the Riese tunnel complex, complete with model trains, in his garage.
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A scattering of security guards and cleaners working in the giant shopping mall Les Halles, which is connected to the station, said they had woken up earlier than usual to take trains in from the suburbs.
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The reasons for that — quiescent mutual fund boards, complacent investors and a general unwillingness to call a halt to one of the great gravy trains in financial history — are all visible inside Mr. Baron's fund family.
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Her first series of El photographs reflected a lost era in New York City, when people traveled the trains in suits and ties, dresses and hats, and could peer inside people's apartments as they rumbled by.
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It recently unveiled a concept car with an interior that includes a seat that turns into a bed for overnight driving, which it thinks might challenge short flights or high-speed trains in a decade or so.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police arrested a man for blocking the railway line on Saturday after Eurostar, which runs trains between London, Paris and Brussels, had to suspend all trains in and out of Britain for several hours.
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The FRA proposed setting minimum size requirements for the number of crew members working during the operation of trains in March but will reopen the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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Sports Briefing | Mixed Martial Arts Jon Jones, a former Ultimate Fighting Championship light heavyweight champion who trains in Albuquerque, was booked into the county jail for a probation violation stemming from traffic citations he received last week.
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State lawmakers and others who get off Amtrak trains in Rensselaer often compete for taxis to take them over the Hudson to Empire State Plaza, the state government complex in downtown Albany, and a new convention center.
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Most recently, the regional transportation authority in Toronto gave up hope that Bombardier will deliver trains in time for the opening of a new crosstown light rail system and placed an order with one of its competitors.
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They include swimmer Yusra Mardini from Syria who trains in Germany, South Sudanese middle distance runner Rose Nathike Lokonyen, living in a refugee camp in Kenya, and democratic Republic of Congo judoka Yolande Bukasa Mabika, training in Brazil.
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The first episode of Douglas Family Gold follows Gabby in the weeks prior to the 2015 P&G Gymnastics Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana, as she trains in Ohio – and prepares to compete against rival (and bestie!) Simone Biles.
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The fastest trains in the CHSRA's current business plan have a running time of over three hours, and the first segment of the line—San Jose to Bakersfield, almost 200 miles short of completion—won't open until 2029.
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"It has become somewhat of an urban myth that Germans are always on time and trains in Germany run on time, but it's not always true," she said, reflecting on why the post resonated with so many people.
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Since 215, when a series of bombs ripped through commuter trains in Madrid, killing 213 people, Spain has foiled a long list of Islamist plots — not least in the coastal area around Barcelona where Thursday's attacks took place.
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But audiences in those days oohed and aahed at the sight of the latest in modern machinery — trains, in particular — on theater stages, and at spectacles run with an efficiency worthy of a brave new age of industry.
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The couple's stories, including his close brushes with death running pack-mule trains in the Grand Canyon, conjured a western past that doesn't seem so distant here in some of the more desolate parts of the southern border.
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It has also taken on an apocalyptic tone, warning of race wars, calling for a march on the Federal Bureau of Investigation and portraying the talking trains in the children's show "Thomas & Friends" in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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To pay on trains in Singapore, users need to get a new SIM card with EZ-Link's NFC chip embedded in it — a troublesome process made only more restrictive because it works with a limited range of smartphone models.
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But in a separate contract, Swiss Federal Railways has so far declined to take delivery of more than 2503 Bombardier trains in a total order of 2250, as those already in service had not yet lived up to expectations.
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Hitachi Ltd said affected aluminum products were used in its trains in Japan and the U.K. The company said it plans to exchange parts used in the undercarriage of bullet trains running on JR Tokai and JR West lines.
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Sweden is now taking steps to keep people from even reaching the border and as of Monday will require passengers boarding Sweden-bound trains in neighboring Denmark to show ID. The crisis has strained relations between the Scandinavian neighbors.
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MADRID, May 18 (Reuters) - Spanish train operator Renfe has received offers from four manufacturers, including Germany's Siemens and France's Alstom, for a contract to supply high-speed trains in a deal worth up to 2.64 billion euros ($3 billion).
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In an interview with The New York Times in 1994, he remembered hearing stories about two of his great-great-grandfathers, who crossed the mountains with Brigham Young on wagon trains in the 20143s and became businessmen in Utah.
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Trump, in fact, used to complain about the lack of fast trains in the US on the campaign trail in 2016 he would use the lack of high speed rail to tell audiences the US was losing to China.
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Residents said that when they traveled on the illegal trolleys that ferry people for a few pesos along the track when there are no trains in sight, a fellow passenger will often offer them a sachet of the drug.
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I look forward to the day when most Americans can point with pride to the new bridges, roadways, water systems and trains in their neighborhoods, which will ensure that our country remains a leader in innovation and economic growth.
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He sent pairs of native Spanish-speaking Latino men to ride commuter trains in Boston, surveyed their fellow riders' political views both before and after, and also surveyed riders on trains not used in the experiment as a control.
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Down there, the trains, in their inaugural blue dress, were lit by the bright white lights of the subway network, where another countdown clock was still ticking away: in 12 hours they would be picking up their first official passengers.
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It was the deadliest attack in Spain since March 2004, when Islamists planted bombs on commuter trains in Madrid, killing 191 people, and the latest in a series of vehicular assaults on civilians in European cities claimed by Islamic State.
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Separately on Tuesday, rival British-based transport group First Group, which as well as running buses and trains in Britain also operates school buses and coaches in the U.S., posted better than expected profit, pushing its shares up 4 pct.
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And in New York, a train jumping the tracks at Penn Station delayed hundreds of thousands of commuters just last month, disrupting train service from Boston to Washington, D.C., and delaying commuter trains in the region for nearly a week.
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And if the L train is one of the relatively better trains, in terms of service, then what this means for the jobs and personal lives of New Yorkers, who will now have to rely on worse lines, doesn't look good.
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And while Italians recently waited in the wings, French rail executives, model trains in hand, paced the corridors of a Paris hotel waiting to greet Mr Rohani on the first trip by an Iranian president to Europe for 17 years.
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In fact, single-person crews already are in widespread use on complex railway systems around the world and on many short line railroad lines in the U.S. Most passenger trains in the U.S. operate with one person in the cab.
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Most of the trains I'd been on during my journey had been quite small — no more than five carriages or so at maximum, and sometimes (at least in the case of trains in eastern Europe compared to western Europe) even fewer.
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On the J and Z line trains, in particular, only five of the total 30 stations provide wheelchair access and only one of those is in Manhattan, at Fulton Street, according to data compiled by the Riders Alliance, an advocacy group.
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It was HIAS workers who were pulling us, and tens of thousands of others, off the trains in Austria; HIAS that got us settled in refugee camps; HIAS that rallied American Jewish communities to sponsor refugees in the United States.
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Taliban representatives have popped up everywhere from luxury hotels in the United Arab Emirates to bullet trains in China to conference halls a stone's throw from the Kremlin in Moscow, even as violence linked to the group has intensified in Afghanistan.
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For example, when the children's TV show "Thomas the Tank Engine" introduced a new Nigerian character in September, NRA-TV Dana Loesch accused the writers of being overly politically correct, and published a meme showing the trains in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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There's a reason American audiences are more likely to see these trains as science fiction than European or Asian audiences: while countries like Japan and Germany have maglev trains in operation, the technology has yet to make its way to North America.
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The scofflaw dogs appear here and there on platforms and trains in plain sight, defying the rule that they must be in closed carriers of some sort and surfacing often enough on social media the instant the train is back in cell range.
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They could sail past traffic on one of Uber's new electric JUMP Bikes, or buy a public transportation ticket from inside Uber thanks to its new partnership with Masabi for access to New York's MTA, plus buses and trains in other cities.
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The company, which operates trains in the UK and yellow school buses in the U.S., guided that adjusted earnings per share (EPS) would be "slightly reduced" but said that there was no change to management's forecast for "substantial cash generation" for the year.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - State-run Qatar Petroleum is considering whether to raise the production capacity of its liquefied natural gas trains, in order to process additional gas that will be produced at its planned new North Field project, the company said on Wednesday.
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I've always loved extremely high temperatures (even in Dubai, one of the world's hottest cities, I still wore long sleeves and scarves), which made stepping outside when changing trains in places such as Schwarzach-St Veit in Austria an incredibly bracing experience.
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In one study, Enos sent pairs of native Spanish-speaking Latino men to ride commuter trains in Boston, surveyed their fellow riders' political views both before and after, and also surveyed riders on trains not used in the experiment as a control.
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At J, M, Z subway stations at either end of the bridge, long-shuttered stairs are being reopened, new stairs are being built, and platforms and turnstiles are being expanded to move people and trains in and out of stations more quickly.
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In Friday's third round, she will meet one of those fans: the 18-year-old Kenin, a blond, Russian-born player who lives and trains in Florida, just as Sharapova did on her way up the tennis ladder, before her big fall.
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" European pole vault champion Armand Duplantis, who trains in the heat of the southern U.S. state of Louisiana, said the humidity can prove helpful in practice because the addition of moisture to the chalk on his hands "makes for a really nice grip.
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"Ordinarily the team that trains in warmer conditions will have a head start over those who don't," he says, adding that athletes who train in Florida, Louisiana, or Arizona will likely have a lower core temperature and heart rate than their northern counterparts while competing.
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Its eight cars — double-decker Superliners — are usually used on overnight trains in the West, like the California Zephyr or the Southwest Chief, but in the winter, when rider numbers on the big trains decline, the cars can be lent to the ski train.
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That wasn't enough to impress some Chinese internet users who took to social media to crack jokes about the relative poverty and backwardness of their awkward neighbor, the diesel locomotive lent to Kim a stark contrast to the network of high speed trains in China.
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Last September, the National Rifle Association's famously combative spokeswoman, Dana Loesch, provoked widespread outrage when she took to the gun group's streaming service to mock ethnic diversity on the popular children's program "Thomas & Friends," portraying the show's talking trains in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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Recent videos of Border Patrol agents boarding Greyhound buses and Amtrak trains in Florida and New York to question passengers about their citizenship status have gone viral on social media, prompting outrage over the perceived violation of constitutional rights and fueling anxiety about an anti-immigrant crackdown.
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From a street in Hanoi where tourists jump out in front of trains in order to capture the perfect Instagram shot to beaches in Bali strewn with trash, the 2020 list includes destinations that need some time away from tourists or ones that pose safety risks.
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None of these projects make sense because — in case you haven't noticed — we have this new-fangled technology called airplanes that go twice as fast as the fastest trains in the world and require almost no infrastructure, which means their costs are much lower than trains.
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Rolls-Royce and Porterbrook said in a statement that after initial trials on two trains in 2020, Porterbrook aims to offer the hybrid conversion to a range of its rail company customers who operate Turbostar trains, of which it has 182 on lease across the country.
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In the 2016 trial of activists known as the Delta 213, who had blocked train tracks used by crude-oil trains in Everett, Washington, the judge allowed them to present expert witnesses to argue necessity in court, but then did not allow the jury to consider that defense.
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They argued the current flow of traffic on the subway routes amounted to Queens residents commuting to Manhattan for work, and that the "reverse commute" of Amazon employees coming to Long Island City would balance things in the other direction, not jam up trains in some new way.
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The suspension of service underscores the challenges facing aging rail systems throughout the Northeast, including the closing of parts of the Metro system in Washington, repairs to defective trains in Philadelphia and the recent announcement of plans to temporarily shut down the L train tunnel between Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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In addition to employing heat-sensing like Taiwan, a Chinese tech firm recently developed an algorithm for Beijing subway officials to identify commuters not wearing a mask or wearing it improperly, and Hong Kong's railway operator rolled out a robot to disinfect trains, in addition to deploying cleaning staff.
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In France and Belgium, the capitals' subway authorities agreed to a bet: If France won, its national anthem, "La Marseillaise," would blare from the speakers on trains in Brussels; if Belgium won, the station at Saint-Lazare in Paris would be renamed in honor of Eden Hazard, Belgium's captain.
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Mr. McMonagle said the accident was the result not of "a criminal who stoned passenger trains in the night," a reference to an episode shortly before the derailment in which a local passenger train traveling in the opposite direction was struck by a rock that broke its wind screen.
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MONTREAL — The police on Monday morning moved to break up a blockade near a rail crossing in Ontario by an Indigenous group that has disrupted passenger and freight trains in Canada, stoked fears about fuel shortages and layoffs, and created a tricky political challenge for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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However, the increasing supply from new LNG trains in Australia and the United States started to alter that dynamic in 2018/19, with the spot price peaking in June that year amid summer power demand, with only a minor lift ahead of winter and a seasonal peak in November.
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Kickoff is at 6:30 ET. In NBC's spot ahead of the PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games, medal-winning skier Lindsey Vonn trains in Copper Mountain, Colorado, with the US Ski team and then goes home to L.A.mkilling it at the gym, boxing, hanging with her adorable three dogs, and a glam photoshoot.
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Opinion Columnist Criticizing his fellow justices' decision to block part of an Indiana law that banned abortion based on sex, race or disability, Clarence Thomas performed a public service: He brought two competing historical narratives into contact with one another, on an issue where ideological arguments often pass like trains in the night.
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