They can't travel across water, they can't travel across plowed fields, they can't travel across mountains.
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More than a billion travel across Asia for this holiday.
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On Friday, the heat was seriously disrupting travel across Britain.
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PM can move with the winds and travel across continents.
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And he still had to travel across town to work.
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I travel across the world taking pictures including — Mongolia and Botswana.
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Perhaps we shouldn't allow free travel across our borders, after all.
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MANY Europeans see long-distance coach travel across America as glamorous.
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As a result, many women travel across the border to Illinois.
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But what if you didn't have to travel across the surface?
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It was a borderless meme, ready to travel across cultures and
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You travel across a big fantasy world to accomplish this mission.
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Travel across the borders of the Schengen Area is significantly restricted.
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In June 2016, he hatched a plan to travel across Africa.
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Barnier will travel across the border into Northern Ireland later on Monday.
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Especially with the nature of their long distance travel across this country.
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That's fast enough to travel across the US in around 30 minutes.
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The ground stop in Atlanta disrupted air travel across the United States.
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I told her to travel across town to the large academic center.
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State health officials say travel across the border is frequent in the area.
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Sleeving allows humanity to travel across the galaxy, allows individuals to cheat death.
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I meet second- and third-generation employees whenever I travel across the country.
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The millions of Chinese nationals who travel across the world carry enormous clout.
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Six weeks later I quit college to travel across the country with him.
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On the weekends, Meraz-Baca takes public transportation to travel across the city.
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Typically, it's a time of celebrations and travel across the country and beyond.
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Novel information, new solutions to problems, and other resources travel across these bridges.
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Meanwhile, the video and manifesto continue to travel across non-mainstream social networks.
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State health officials say that travel across the border is frequent in the area.
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It's as if a tsunami took a million years to travel across the ocean.
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But travel across the country is much faster and easier than before (thanks, airplanes!).
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Sectarian divides have made it difficult for groups to travel across the various rifts.
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Back then, it was wrongly believed that germs couldn't travel across water, McInnes notes.
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In this documentary, Ms. Lou travel across Mississippi to track down other jury members.
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I could travel across it by train back and forth safely, every single day.
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But Kennedy stressed fundamental themes that travel across time and transcend specific policy issues.
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"We know women will travel across state lines and across the country," she said.
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Even outside the March Madness excitement, sports teams travel across state lines every day.
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A nor'easter has closed schools and disrupted travel across the East Coast on Wednesday.
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Travel across the plateau was becoming dangerous, and prices for Six Villages birds were soaring.
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In today's interconnected economy, many Americans travel across state lines as part of their jobs.
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As you probably know, I travel across the country once a month for special events.
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Watch more, from waypoint: Why was it important to make Mario travel across the world?
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With current networks, it takes approximately 100 milliseconds for information to travel across a network.
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She names the difference, but as readers we do not get to travel across it.
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You can now travel across the city on more than 1,100 miles of bike lanes.
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That's part of the appeal for patients who travel across the globe in search of beauty.
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Two-thirds want to be able to book and manage travel across all of their devices.
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"I travel across this country and I see and hear people frustrated with Washington," he said.
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That way they can travel across the state to help everyone affected by the multiple wildfires.
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Anybody who believes that needs to get out of the city and travel across the country.
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What's next: The Lunar New Year holiday, when hundreds of millions travel across China, begins today.
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What's next: The Lunar New Year holiday, when hundreds of millions travel across China, begins Friday.
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Obama says he will travel across the country to inspire young people to participate in politics.
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Customs and Border Protection officials disputed claims that it has gotten tougher to travel across it.
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And if you travel across America, now, it's undeniable that how we go keeps getting better.
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"One advantage is they didn't travel across the Atlantic before there was temperature control," he said.
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Zoom out: Air travel across Europe increased by 4.3% in the first half of this year.
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And that was a common sight, Patouraux said, as he continued to travel across the region.
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The photos travel across apps and social media and enrage the hardworking people in other cities.
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But the false claims and innuendo helped this video travel across social media and feed conspiratorial narratives.
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Like many games, you travel across a large map, going from level to level, accomplishing various goals.
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Upon landing, the rover will leave the Russian surface platform and travel across the surface of Mars.
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We even had the opportunity to travel across the country to work together on a project recently.
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PA when they travel across the European Union under proposals tentatively agreed by member states on Friday.
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Pieces of differing bits of digital traffic are often packaged together as they travel across the internet.
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The new guidance will allow autonomous trucks to travel across the country without violating laws, Bloomberg reported.
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On March 10, travel across the entire nation was restricted to reasons of work, health, and emergencies.
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The US and Mexico have been coordinating on a plan to restrict nonessential travel across the border.
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"Travel across the area is severely hampered, if not impossible," said an announcement from the Weather Service.
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Since its inception, Spear was able to freely travel across the United States helping organize regional cells.
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Reynolds Wrap is looking for someone to travel across the United States in search of the tastiest ribs.
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Others do not know that Libya is at war, or that they will have to travel across desert.
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It's another step in the erosion of the ideal of borderless travel across most of the European Union.
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So it's conceivable health-tech in Africa could produce scalable solutions that travel across the continent and abroad.
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Just think of what happens when you travel across time zones or when daylight savings time kicks in.
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One lucky person will travel across America testing barbecue this summer — and get paid $10,000 to do it.
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WOW, focused on low-cost travel across the Atlantic, advised passengers to check available flights with other airlines.
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For years, travel across dozens of European countries has been easy, unhindered by border checks across several countries.
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The two travel across the country and the world to see as many Kusama exhibitions as they can.
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Mr. Breland found work at a fiberglass construction company, a job that required frequent travel across the country.
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I have though had a passport that allows me visa free travel across Europe all of my life.
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I only want those people in front us when we travel across the world and play our music.
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When we travel across time zones, we suddenly become exposed to light at different times of the day.
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Eric Hillman, 37, is a roadie and guitar technician for multiple rock bands that travel across the world.
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Market women left their stalls to travel across the country, urging other market women to register and vote.
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After the boring dates I've had, I deserve this — especially if he'll travel across town to see me.
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At 83, he is having trouble keeping up with his rigorous schedule of travel across Japan and internationally.
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As a religious leader, the archbishop could travel across the Lebanese-Israeli border without being subject to inspection.
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But if you need to travel across, say, an ocean, planes are the only game in town, right?
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"Ainori" is currently on its second season, in which the participants travel across seven African countries for three weeks.
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Critics of the law say making candidates travel across the country would rule out smaller campaigns with low budgets.
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But you're forgiven if you'd rather not travel across the universe to get a few smiles at movie night.
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It is unclear if its services will travel across borders: sales per user in India are still very low.
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Candidates travel across the country to meet voters, buy ad spots on TV and social media, and hire staffers.
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Lush just announced that you'll no longer have to travel across the pond to score its #BeCrueltyFree solid shampoo.
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WOW, which focused on low-cost travel across the Atlantic, advised stranded travellers to seek flights with other airlines.
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WOW, which focused on low-cost travel across the Atlantic, advised stranded travelers to seek flights with other airlines.
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When pressed on the matter, he added that he and his children travel across the country all the time.
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He is a widower, whose young son has Down syndrome, and the two decide to travel across the country.
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He arrived in New York in 2016 from Cuba after eight months of travel across South and Central America.
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We had to leave her behind, because she couldn't travel across the sea, where we were moving our lives.
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Today, the dancers travel across Chinatown going from business to business to bring good luck for the coming year.
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These burdens could make some in my generation think twice about accepting positions that require travel across state lines.
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Mr. Wright said the association focused on travel across the Hudson first because it has reached a crisis level.
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Because such waves encounter interference as they travel across the universe, they can tell only part of the story.
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Credit...Chet Strange for The New York Times [Read live updates on Wednesday as weather disrupts Thanksgiving travel across the U.S.] Heavy snows, reaching 250 inches in some areas, disrupted travel across the center of the United States on Tuesday and threatened to make more trouble on Wednesday as the Thanksgiving holiday approached.
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Proponents say it will allow law-abiding gun owners to travel across state lines with their firearms without being arrested.
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In science fiction, wormholes — tunnels through space and time — have long been the preferred means of travel across the universe.
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Last year, Smith, 73, decided to try something new -- travel across the country to mow lawns for people in need.
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Travel across rural America and you'll spot "No Trespassing" and "Private Property" signs posted on trees and fence posts everywhere.
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Encryption on the web ensures that your passwords or checking accounts data are protected as they travel across the internet.
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The U.S. and Mexico have agreed to restrict all non-essential travel across their border, the Trump administration announced Friday.
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On the company's post-earnings conference call Wednesday, Fogel said the outbreak in Italy will likely disrupt travel across Europe.
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On Tuesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed the anti-pipeline protests that have largely shut down rail travel across Canada.
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Some schools have Apple TVs in every classroom and provide students with opportunities to travel across the country each year.
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Not only that, the digital file can travel across borders and boundaries in a way that a physical object can't.
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Traditionally, researchers have been skeptical that a plant like a sweet potato could travel across thousands of miles of ocean.
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Those waves encounter interference as they travel across the universe, but gravitational waves do not, offering a wealth of additional information.
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Travel across the borders of Canada and Mexico into the United States made up 212 percent of the total global footprint.
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The creatures appear in mid-air, and travel across the room as naturally and organically as they might in real water.
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Biden will travel across the country in the coming weeks, kicking off his tour with a visit on Monday to Pittsburgh.
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Currently, owners of the lots, which have been in their families for generations, have the rights to travel across Zuckerberg's property.
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A slowdown in the growth of demand for air travel across the continent has hit both passenger volumes and fare levels.
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Morgan will also help supply the gang between raids as they travel across what's sure to be a gigantic open world.
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"I do an enormous amount of travel across the country and I know how important it is for me," he says.
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WOW, which is focused on low-cost travel across the Atlantic, advised stranded passengers to check available flights with other airlines.
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A car with a dry-erase surface will travel across the country, recording Mad Libs in search of America's favorite adjective.
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On Saturday, she will travel across Michigan with Abdul El-Sayed, the young Democratic primary candidate, endorsed on Wednesday by Sen.
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This treatment of Africa has contributed to the stunted possibilities of art produced there to travel across curatorial and market boundaries.
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Sky Express said the deal would allow passengers to travel across its network with the convenience of a single ticket reservation.
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His frequent travel across the Pacific Ocean is indicative of an evolving relationship between Cisco and the world's second-largest economy.
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Air travel across the US was already snarled due to several winter storms impacting Denver, Minneapolis, and Northern California, and Oregon.
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It is wrenching for me as an American to travel across this country and see the toll of my country's actions.
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Parliamentary authorities fear that British members of Parliament could act as "super-spreaders" because of their widespread travel across the country.
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The day may come when Lara and I — and countless other L.G.B.T.Q. people — can enjoy safe travel across the United States.
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An amateur photographer, Bornier set out to travel across China on a personal quest to make images for a travel memoir.
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The book is an examination of the comic book industry as the protagonists travel across the country on the comic con circuit.
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It takes Kepler-21625b around 19 hours to travel across the face of its host star from our perspective here on Earth.
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Your files, activities, and other content will seamlessly travel across devices and just be there — if the system works as Microsoft promises.
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What makes this total solar eclipse even rarer is the fact that it's going to travel across the entire continental United States.
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Rather than return them to their places of origin, the pair decides to travel across Mexico to try and unload the wares.
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With a bounty on his head, Sam persuades Nathan to travel across the globe in search of pirate Henry Avery's lost treasure.
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The only downside of avoiding heroes and myths is that the imagery becomes too precise to easily travel across time and place.
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Proponents say the law will prevent law-abiding gun owners from being arrested when they travel across the country with their guns.
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The role gave her the opportunity to travel across the world, to countries like China, Argentina and Russia, on the department's behalf.
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But some of those people will have to travel across the river from the new center to see what photography once was.
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The statistics are staggering, but as I travel across my district, I see the faces and hear the stories that accompany them.
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It may be easy to travel across Europe today, but 30 years ago it wasn't so simple, because of the Cold War.
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All Ethiopian and Eritrean passport holders will be able to travel across the border and will be granted entry visas, officials said.
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And not only are hurricanes getting wetter, there's some new evidence that the rate they travel across the globe is slowing down.
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Flight attendants work hard every day to keep passengers safe and comfortable as they travel across the country and around the globe.
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In mid-2016, with travel across the Turkish border with Syria becoming increasingly difficult, Islamic State leaders endorsed the jihad in Mindanao.
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"My mom is in D.C. today, so I'll be taking over her Twitter account as I travel across Iowa," Klobuchar's daughter said.
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Since I am bedridden, the only way we can be together is for her to travel across the continent to see me.
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"We've had men travel across town to visit us and pay 'the man tax' and throw some extra in the donation jar."
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We will need clinicians skilled in providing abortions in border areas to serve women who are forced to travel across state lines.
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The person chosen will travel across the country for the first two weeks of August in search of the best barbecue in America.
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Gainza pursues these and other resonances as they travel across paintings, the narrator's experiences, and her imaginative accounts of the lives of artists.
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The trucks are loaded with curated art cargo and travel across Spain, functioning as itinerant artworks and become pop-up galleries when parked.
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Those waves encounter interference as they travel across the universe, but gravitational waves do not, meaning they offer a wealth of additional information.
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German officials, while generally refraining from specific remarks about the Danish decision, expressed concern about the future of passport-free travel across Europe.
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"As blind individuals, we learn to travel across streets and maneuver through cities by reading the sound of traffic around us," she said.
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Oklahoma: The Sooners travel across the state next Saturday to face No. 11 Oklahoma State in their big rivalry game, known as "Bedlam."
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The kind of game where you travel across a fantastical world in order to save the planet from some kind of ultimate evil.
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The group of influencers will travel across 20 cities in the U.S. and Canada, taking the lip synching phenomenon to the live stage.
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This, however, isn't a full policy solution to restricting access to firearms, because people can simply travel across state lines to get guns.
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Or that you can hop on a bus, train or plane on a whim, without needing a permit, and travel across the world?
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As free people travel across the walkway, the shadows of the objects they carry are thrown against the wall beheld by the captives.
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But that system only protects data in transit, preventing carriers and other intermediaries from spying on conversations as they travel across the network.
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Unencrypted HTTP is particularly dangerous for login pages, as it could allow an attacker to intercept passwords as they travel across the network.
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You have to do recipe development for eight months, and travel across the country, and figure out what the servers are gonna wear.
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"When smoke gets caught up in the higher atmosphere it can travel across the country and even farther," explains CNN meteorologist Judson Jones.
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We could travel across an old and cultured Continent, have access to jobs in 27 other countries, and make friends from all over.
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"The United States and Mexico have agreed to restrict nonessential travel across our shared border," Pompeo said at the briefing following Trump's remarks.
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Kidd and Johanna travel across an increasingly perilous Texas landscape, the two form one of the quirkiest, most satisfying friendships in modern literature.
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Kidd and Johanna travel across an increasingly perilous Texas landscape, the two form one of the quirkiest, most satisfying friendships in modern literature.
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From there the band will travel across the U.S., hitting 39 cities before completing their concert series in Tampa, Florida, on Sept. 17.
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Political divisions between North Korea and South Korea and limited travel across their shared border may account for the variation in influenza cases.
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Slowing economic growth in Europe and worries about the impact of a no-deal Brexit have softened demand for air travel across the continent.
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On the other hand, conifers and flowering plants tend to produce large quantities of pollen with high concentrations that can travel across a region.
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For years, major online email providers such as Google and Microsoft have used encryption to protect your emails as they travel across the internet.
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But what if we told you that you didn't need to travel across the world for an excuse to don your safari-ready look?
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There are currently 15,000 Gazans who have registered requests to travel across Rafah, Palestinian officials say, including 3,000 who say they need medical treatment.
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What to do if your car gets stuck in the snow Not so friendly skies The storm also grounded air travel across the region.
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Vice President Pence is set to travel across Central and South America in August, in his second foreign trip since taking office in January.
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The longtime campaign hand announced his exploratory committee last month, along with his intention to travel across the district as he weighs his decision.
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And whenever we wanted to purchase good food or go out to eat, we had to travel across town—[for] vegan food, in particular.
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"As I travel across this country campaigning with Donald Trump and for Donald Trump, I think people hear him loud and clear," Pence said.
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Almost every country in the 28-country European Union are part of the "Schengen" zone, where people can travel across common borders without controls.
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But migration is slowing down and workers are more reluctant to travel across the country to find jobs, trends that could undermine these efforts.
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In January 2016, checks were put in place at the border with Germany to deter undocumented migrants from exploiting travel across the Schengen Area.
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They even left their children in the care of an orphanage for a summer so that they could travel across the state more freely.
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These two quit their jobs to travel across the US, and were doing just fine until the campgrounds and public lands shut their doors.
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South Korea hopes that the North Korean athletes will travel across the heavily armed land border for the political symbolism of such a gesture.
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It's as if they travel across three or more time zones every weekend, then spend Monday through Friday recovering from performance-robbing jet lag.
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That's good news if you're trying to travel across the US, but bad news if you wanted to wake up to a winter wonderland.
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These are just some of what Syrian and Iraqi refugees and migrants bring with them as they travel across borders and into new lives.
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So the question is, if he wants to reach a broader audience through the State of the Union, why not travel across the country?
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France: More strikes are expected to disrupt travel across the country today, driven by labor unions angry over President Emmanuel Macron's planned pension reforms.
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But in this case, it's not a metaphorical facing of the past, but a literal one involving romance, murder, and time travel across several decades.
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I'm going to miss him this summer, when I travel across country, to fight for the rights of the disabled, and equal access to healthcare.
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First of all, it makes no economic sense to travel across the galaxy to look for something you can find in your own cosmic backyard.
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Women on Web still ships to Northern Ireland, and the organization says that many people simply travel across the border to collect pills from friends.
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It's not cheap to travel across the country for two years or more, buy advertisements on television, and pay a small army of campaign workers.
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Few people will cross a busy street to get to one food truck, but they will travel across town to visit a collection of them.
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For some agencies, it can be difficult and time-consuming to receive permission from the Iraqi government to travel across the bridge and deliver aid.
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The installations will also travel across the country to Bloomingdale's locations in White Plains, New York; Bergen County, New Jersey; Aventura, Florida; and Norwalk, Connecticut.
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The freaking CEO of the company would never travel across state lines to her new job at the mall to ask her to come back.
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It's good enough to travel across miles worth of street corners to find, but thanks to this recipe, you don't have to leave your kitchen.
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Scroll down past the album artwork below to peep all their tour dates, which will see them travel across Europe and North America as well.
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Plus, teams that travel to Mexico City do not have to travel across as many time zones as they do when they go to London.
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In the week that follows, those devices fan out and travel across much of the Eastern US, possibly reflecting spring breakers traveling home after vacation.
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There's a chance, then, that he and his administration are using the crisis as a potential excuse to further restrict travel across the southern border.
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An estranged father and son travel across the country to develop old Kodachrome film rolls before the world's last processing facility in Kansas closes forever.
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In fact, the "caravan" is an annual journey of more than 1,000 people who travel across Mexico to ultimately seek asylum in the United States.
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"The big collectors don't really travel across time zones any more," Alain Servais, a Belgian collector, said on Wednesday at the opening of Independent Brussels.
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The rollout of modern signals on four lines has significantly reduced delays, making travel across this huge city of nearly nine million people more efficient.
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The tool hooks in to Twitter's API and maps out how hashtags travel across the platform, visualizing engagement — or communication — among different groups of users.
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According to Huang, the idea first came about four years ago when his daughter took a year off to travel across the North Pole with him.
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The concept series, available on Verizon's go90 video app in July, will feature a designated "runner" who will travel across America, following a series of clues.
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The event is held in a different location each year, and competitors use their own money to travel across Europe for the privilege of taking part.
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In 2017, she set out to travel across the country, determined to stop at every town with a woman's name between Tallulah, Louisiana, and Eden, Vermont.
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When a new piece dropped at Bazaar, women would travel across the city to cop their latest fix; her boutique had the cult status of Supreme.
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As Snapchat struggles to grow against Instagram, Snap seems to be conceding to letting its content travel across platforms in an effort to boost hardware sales.
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One might naturally ask, why go through all the trouble, why travel across Brooklyn to Manhattan only to navigate White Columns, and then shrink oneself down?
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When the two get the news the world is ending, they break out of prison and travel across the country to get home to their families.
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A global enterprise, "SPINNING TRIANGLE," which the initiative's official title, will travel across the world from Dessau to Berlin and onward to Kinshasa to Hong Kong.
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In order to do this, the signal has to travel across the LED tunnel at least as fast as the sound waves move across the desert.
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The STScI team watched Europa travel across the face of Jupiter on 10 different occasions over a period of 15 months, starting in December of 2013.
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He and the members of the Egyptian team, few of whom were playing regular soccer, were forced to travel across the region looking for exhibition games.
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In Uganda, nomads travel across the country's dry lands called the cattle corridor, which run from the southwest, across the center and up to the northeast.
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Nobody had these conversations in 2002, when we first covered Coachella, and when it was unusual to travel across the country regularly for a pop festival.
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Those women often don't have a car, let alone the money for airfare to travel across the state or to another state to reach a provider.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Homeland Security Department (DHS) said restrictions barring non-essential travel across the U.S.-Canadian land border will begin at 11:59 p.m.
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Snakeheads can survive in freshwater and are described as predators that can eat tiny animals, and travel across land, living out of water for several days.
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Instead, it will be part of our world, where people regularly travel to and from as easily as we travel across the oceans to other continents.
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A: The PBOC is worried about crypto-currency becoming rampant, and therefore become a way of bypassing capital control (since) bitcoin can freely travel across borders.
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As I travel across my district and meet with constituents, one of the issues I hear about most often is the high cost of prescription medications.
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The bill would prohibit states from making felons of law-abiding firearms owners who exercise their constitutional rights just because they travel across a state border.
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Britain is in the grip of a cold front that has brought heavy snowfall and prompted the closure of schools and disrupted travel across the country.
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The Seattle Seahawks are rested and coming off a bye as they prepare to travel across the country to face the New York Giants on Sunday.
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The signal must not only travel across a 100 kilometer gap of open air but hit a one-and-a-half-inch target on a floating ballon.
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WOW has focused on low-cost travel across the Atlantic, using smaller single-aisle planes to fly between Iceland and destinations in the United States and Europe.
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The new bridge is part of a plan to expand the highway and to prevent the failure of a single bridge from shutting down travel across Canada.
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In the words of Mat, he's Mariana's plan B. Mariana, being cold and cruel and knowing what she's doing, invites Wyatt to travel across Europe with her.
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"I'm very committed to continuing to travel across the country, to talk about and hear from young African Americans about the struggles they face daily," she added.
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The disruption affected rail travel across the country, including all the main cities, in a week when transport unions have already announced strikes for Wednesday and Friday.
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"When we're looking at further distances, we're also looking back in time" because of the time it takes for light to travel across the universe, Bañados added.
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The meetings look like a final chance to revive a joint response to the crisis before warmer weather will make it easier to travel across the Mediterranean.
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"Women in Northern Ireland will be able to travel [across the border] but it's unclear how much that will cost," Alliance for Choice campaigner Emma Gallen explained.
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The company said it will use the proceeds of the IPO to raise its profile and tap into the growing demand for e-ticketed travel across Europe.
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In this new installment of the Phineas and Ferb story, the brothers travel across the galaxy to save their sister Candace who has been abducted by aliens.
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A ground stop in Atlanta disrupted air travel across the United States and led to cancellations of more than 2900,21 flights in and out of the airport.
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Travel across the Hoosier state, and you'll quickly discover incredible stories of companies growing because they can access the resources they need to thrive in our state.
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Italy is now restricting travel across the entire country, an unprecedented move by the government as it furiously tries to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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The chief obstacle to a run, according to the person close to Mr. O'Rourke, is family considerations, after two years of taxing travel across his home state.
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Hitting the road to travel across the country in an RV from his home in Spokane, Washington, wasn't just a trip of a lifetime for Noah Alderson.
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In 1983, the government awarded him a grant to travel across Canada, to shoot mines, quarries, and rail cuts—micro-plateaus blasted into mountains to support tracks.
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In the face of the ongoing climate emergency, can we justify the huge amounts of carbon expended in order to help teams, and fans, travel across continents?
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Later in 2017 came Atlas Rises, which completely revamped the game's limited story elements with something completely new and added portals, allowing quick travel across the galaxy.
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Currently, owners of the lands, which total slightly more than 8 acres and have been in their families for generations — have the rights to travel across Zuckerberg's property.
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He commutes more than 30 minutes to get to downtown St. Louis from his suburban home, and the hyperloop would allow travel across the state in that time.
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Britain has some of the strictest firearms laws in the world and never joined the Schengen agreement, which allows border-free travel across much of the European Union.
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With otherworldly creatures plaguing the landscape, and mass extinction imminent, it's up to Sam Porter Bridges to travel across the ravaged wasteland and save humanity from impending annihilation.
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Horizon includes the option to fast-travel across its map, but since it had been so long since I last played, I decided to take the scenic route.
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"The shimmer lets light travel across the skin, which creates an actual strobe effect; it highlights and shapes the body with light, as opposed to makeup," he says.
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Thousands travel The woman who tweeted about her abortion on Saturday is one of thousands of women who travel across the Irish Sea every year seeking the procedure.
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As a Motherboard investigation revealed in 2015, the lack of encryption potentially left some soldiers' emails open to being intercepted by enemies as they travel across the internet.
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What's more, bitcoin can do many things that gold can't … like travel across the world, from one person to another, with no intermediaries, in a matter of minutes.
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According to forecasters, Scotland was expected to see more snow on Saturday while they warned that flooding and icy roads could disrupt travel across the rest of Britain.
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The chefs will travel across Denver, Boulder, Telluride and Aspen for challenges like a snowy campfire cook-off and a cauldron cooking competition at the Food & Wine Classic.
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She's chronicled what it's like to travel across the country as a trans woman, sharing her experiences with friends, family, and fans via her blog and Facebook page.
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Congress should also ensure Customs and Border Protection officials receive the resources they need to reduce the excessive wait times affecting legitimate trade and travel across the border.
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The two travel across medieval Japan looking for twelve legendary swords and discover what it means to belong to both a wider historic legacy and to each other.
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Some countries have instituted border controls to manage or repel the movement of migrants, undermining one of the European Union's fundamental pillars: free travel across open internal borders.
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A promotional bus will travel across the three prefectures most deeply affected by the devastating 2011 earthquake and tsunami as Tokyo 2020 reflects the theme of 'reconstruction Olympics'.
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Why it matters: The decade-long fight over how bits and packets should travel across the internet has fallen victim to political ping-pong between parties and industries.
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Floodlights were becoming common, making mid-week evening games a possibility, while air travel across the continent made reaching Munich from Madrid or Manchester from Marseille considerably easier.
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And Ms. Gillibrand does keep an aggressive schedule that includes travel across the country to hold high-dollar fund-raisers and campaign for other Senate candidates, especially women.
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WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. Homeland Security Department (DHS) said restrictions barring non-essential travel across the U.S.-Canadian land border will begin at 11:59 p.m.
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There has been a sharp drop in travel across the Pacific, not just to and from China, the epicenter of the outbreak, but also to other Asian countries.
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Maldonado said she has a WhatsApp group filled with psychologists and social workers who are willing to travel across the island to provide psychological assistance to earthquake victims.
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In this new reality, where restaurants are being compared globally and diners travel across time zones for the right meal, it is especially important to offer something distinctive.
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The rise in virus cases outside of China is threatening to turn the outbreak into a global pandemic, with more countries starting to shut down travel across borders.
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Immigrants will continue to pay their life savings, wait in line for years or even decades, and travel across the world for a chance at the American dream.
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Saturday was the start of the three-day Qingming festival national holiday for China, where people travel across the nation to pay respects to their ancestors at grave sites.
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As we travel across Delaware and Indiana, we consistently hear concerns that our climate is changing and our constituents are looking for Congress to step up and take action.
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Thus, besides Guinness, it is said that the ingredients of Bailey's Irish Cream, another drink owned by Diageo, travel across the border three times before being exported in bottles.
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"Lovecraft Country" is a horror drama that follows Atticus Black, his uncle George and Letitia Dandridge as they travel across 1950s Jim Crow America in search of Black's father.
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EW hints that his appearance may be more real than you initially think if you're familiar with the hero's ability to travel across worlds and through time and space.
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Some of The West Wing cast gathered together to travel across Ohio, over the weekend, reliving their fictional political backgrounds as they stumped for real Democratic Presidential nominee Clinton.
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"Lovecraft Country" is a horror drama that follows Atticus Black, his uncle George and Letitia Dandrige as they travel across 1950s Jim Crow America in search of Black's father.
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Going into space 'a dream' Take Seth Buckner, a 22-year-old who graduated college in May and is taking two months off this summer to travel across Europe.
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" Lawyers for the women said Rubin and several cohorts worked together to entice women "to travel across the United States to a secret penthouse Rubin controlled in Midtown Manhattan.
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"Lovecraft Country" is a horror drama that follows Atticus Black, his uncle George and Letitia Dandridge as they travel across 1950s Jim Crow America in search of Black's father.
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It appears he was important enough for the attackers, or their directors in Syria, to have him travel across Europe — and possibly from Syria — to help in the attacks.
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You enter conversations in this game with goals in mind, you travel across the galaxy to try and find the single piece of information that will undo a rival.
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The United States could announce restrictions on travel across the U.S.-Mexico border as soon as Friday, limiting crossings to essential travel, two officials briefed on the matter said.
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The United States could announce restrictions on travel across the U.S.-Mexico border as soon as Friday, limiting crossings to essential travel, two officials briefed on the matter said.
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DYKWTCA will travel across the US until after the 20193 election, and the works will be offered for $500 each and the full proceeds donated to immigrant advocacy groups.
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A major concern is that the virus could spread quickly as millions of people travel across China, and the world, to celebrate the Lunar New Year in their hometowns.
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Andy told me the initiative allows musicians who want to travel across the country to hop on board for free and provide musical entertainment for passengers along the way.
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The tour, which begins next month, will travel across Canada — and one stop in Cleveland, Ohio — featuring Virtue and Moir on the ice along with other celebrated figure skaters.
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You can't travel across international borders with it, even if it you are going to Colorado or any of the other eight US states where it has been legalized.
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"The mayor is still tied up in somewhat of a windshield perspective," Mr. Conner said in reference to Mr. de Blasio's reliance on cars to travel across the city.
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Khan's government has vowed to make the 1,872 km (203,163 mile) line a priority CPEC project, saying it will help the poor travel across the vast South Asian nation.
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MeshPoint's open source and durable Wi-Fi hotspot will allow refugees to communicate and access information, which is a critical need for families and children as they travel across Europe.
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All he asks is for everyone, everywhere, to think, say, or post "#PeaceandLove" at noon their local time, thus creating a wave of positivity that will travel across the globe.
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All he asks is for everyone — everywhere — to think, say, or post "#PeaceandLove" at noon their local time, thus creating a wave of positivity that will travel across the globe.
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On August 21st, a total solar eclipse will travel across the United States from coast to coast — and it's going to be perhaps the biggest celestial event of the decade.
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But in the coming months, he, himself, could conceivably be called to travel across the street to preside over perhaps the most political event of all: a presidential impeachment trial.
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If the clinic loses, Missouri residents — including more than a million people who can become pregnant — will have to travel across state lines if they want to end a pregnancy.
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Once Christmas to-do lists have been delivered, families can sit back on December 24th and watch as Santa and the reindeer travel across the globe to spread holiday cheer.
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That was enough incentive for two senators and White House hopefuls — Robert Taft, Republican of Ohio, and Estes Kefauver, Democrat of Tennessee — to travel across the state canvassing for votes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Scholars believe that the dromedary was likely domesticated on the southern Arabian Peninsula, where they helped humans travel across unforgiving desert landscapes for millennia.
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The blockbuster Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams exhibition held at the Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris from last summer until January 2018 would travel across the channel to London.
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In an effort led by CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook has plans to rearchitect WhatsApp, Instagram direct messages, and Facebook Messenger so that messages can travel across any of the platforms.
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Republican-backed restrictions on abortion clinics put even more strain on undocumented immigrants by closing providers and forcing women to travel across long distances in order to receive an abortion.
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Millions of Americans travel across state lines in the lead-up to the third Thursday in November, and as the holiday season approached this year, I found myself questioning why.
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For those who already own a gold medal, what's the motivation to forego rest and relaxation to travel across the world and play on a team with sky-high expectations?
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Our avocado love is so powerful that it can travel across the wide expanses of time and space; no matter the season, time of day, or place, we crave it.
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Commuters can also spend their rewards points by playing an online, Monopoly-like game where you travel across the board to win random cash prizes, ranging from $1 to $100.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union institutions moved a step closer on Tuesday to letting consumers access their online subscriptions for services like Netflix or Sky when they travel across the bloc.
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All he asks is for everyone—everywhere—to think, say, or post "#PeaceandLove" at noon their local time, thus creating a wave of positivity that will travel across the globe.
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"We are looking for 4 creative, fun and interesting people to travel across the world for free and share their journey with our friends on Snapchat this summer," WOW writes.
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It also partnered with Reliance Jio to pay for teams of performers to travel across India to hold roadshows to help people better understand the rampant rise of fake news.
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She wants to enter the contest, but something stops her and she decides to travel across the country to Los Angeles to hand in the script personally at Paramount Studios.
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We now know that a host of chemicals, pollutants and viruses readily travel across the placenta from mother to fetus, pre-polluting or pre-infecting a baby even before birth.
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"It looks like winter and your in-laws showed up earlier than you wanted," Jimmy Fallon said on Wednesday, as two major storms continued to affect holiday travel across America.
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The self-adjusting cleaner allows it to travel across multiple surfaces and pick up dust along the way, and the instant-release wand makes it easier to clean under furniture.
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At that point, no British comedian had a strong presence [in America] since Monty Python, so there was this prevailing assumption that British comedy would never travel across the Atlantic.
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Coinciding with the Lunar New Year, when hundreds of millions travel across China, the outbreak has forced the authorities to at least partially shut down more than a dozen cities.
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The degradation and loss of sea ice makes it impossible or unsafe for humans and wildlife to travel across it to hunt marine mammals like seals, walrus and bowhead whales.
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To put it quite simply, what Sacha Baron Cohen did to Sarah Palin was horrible, making her travel across the country for a fake interview, while dressed as a disabled veteran.
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"We reviewed her financials, and she and her husband set off to travel across the country in an RV selling these goods and earning a decent income from it," Foss said.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Crisis in a Cold Place," by Jochen Bittner (Op-Ed, April 28): In a few weeks, I will travel across the Norwegian border to Murmansk, Russia.
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Where Superman promised "You will believe a man can fly" 40 years ago, the Marvel universe has made talking raccoons and villains that instantly travel across the galaxy seem wholly organic.
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The rule is designed to limit nitrogen oxide emissions that are produced in one state but have the potential to then travel across state lines and develop into smog, or ozone.
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Founded by Sir Freddie Laker in 1966, the airline and its fleet of McDonnell Douglas DC-10 "Skytrains" promised low-cost travel across Atlantic for half the price of its competitors.
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"We've had men travel across town to visit us and pay 'the man tax' and throw some extra in the donation jar - guys, you're pretty neat," the cafe wrote on Facebook.
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Though we saw Nick Fury using the Skrull ship's simulator to go on "vacation," he probably didn't travel across the galaxy and board the ship just to get some R&R.
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Playing a woman expecting her first child, she and her boyfriend, Burt (an equally excellent John Krasinski), travel across the country trying to figure out where they should raise their family.
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When I lived in Ohio there was a hot spot nearby that was reliable for wintering long-eared owls, a species that many birders might travel across state lines to see.
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In the hands of hungry commuters, the croissants, breads and cheesecakes from Zaro's Family Bakery counters in Grand Central Terminal and Pennsylvania Station travel across the New York region and beyond.
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Two major winter storms are threatening to snarl Thanksgiving travel across the US.One storm is expected to hit much of the Midwest, while the other targets Northern California and Southern Oregon.
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When he was 16, in 2001, he heard there was a swell on its way there and talked his father into allowing him to travel across the country to surf it.
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The Queens native proved this with the success of his VICELAND series F*ck, That's Delicious, in which he'd travel across the world, sampling some of the best food on offer.
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To make use of the new tool, the FBI recently created an investigative unit focused on the field, enlisting agents to travel across the country to instruct police departments on its use.
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We lead work at the American Academy of Pediatrics that allows us to travel across the country visiting I.H.S. sites, tribally operated health systems and urban clinics providing care to Native Americans.
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Dragonfly's ability to travel across the surface will let researchers visit several interesting sites over the course of the planned two-year mission, traveling about 108 miles (175 kilometers) during that time.
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In the NBA, teams scheduled to play on back-to-back nights cannot play on the same day that they travel across at least two time zones (the Aces traveled across four).
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When she discovers a transmission of a song from an unexplored part of the galaxy, she prepares to travel across the galaxy in Earth's last interstellar ship to meet the message's creators.
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" Palin said that she and her daughter were asked to travel across the country for the interview, claiming Cohen had "heavily disguised himself as a disabled US Veteran, fake wheelchair and all.
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Last year, more than 850,000 men, women, and children boarded rubber dinghies and rickety wooden boats in Turkey, about an hour to the east, to travel across the Aegean Sea to Greece.
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They trawl exposed terrain for weeks or longer looking for long-fallen space rocks, and snap into action to travel across the planet whenever a fireball appears over some far-flung place.
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"This visit will enable Mrs May to speak with people who live, work and travel across the much talked about Irish border on a daily basis," Foster said in an earlier statement.
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"The day before Inauguration Day ... the President-elect would typically travel across the bridge for a wreath laying ceremony in accordance with tradition," they pointed out in a recent letter to Zinke.
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In an analysis, it described 11 files used in the attacks, including malware downloaders and tools that allow the hackers to take remote control of victim's computers and travel across their networks.
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He was one of the main organizers, having rented the vehicles that some of the men used to travel across the border to France in the days leading up to the attack.
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She and her husband found that it was cheaper to travel across the country, from Los Angeles to Albany, New York, to receive treatment, than move forward with clinics closer to home.
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As he handed over the mantle on Friday, Mr. Farage said that he planned to travel across the Continent this fall and help "democracy movements" that want to leave the European Union.
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The salacious details related to taxpayer-funded travel across the executive and legislative branches of the federal government periodically make the headlines, but once they go away, the underlying problems remain unresolved.
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Closing down the border between the two countries will have a deep impact on the lives of many who must, for professional or personal reasons, travel across it on a daily basis.
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Industrial travel across the Alaska North Slope tundra is allowed only in winter when the soil is frozen hard and covered by what is considered to be a sufficiently protective snow layer.
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After a collection of festival appearances, UK-based Marr will continue to travel across the globe for solo sets, day parties, and anything else he can fit into his jam-packed schedule.
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Switzerland is not in the European Union, but it has an extradition pact with Spain and forms part of the Schengen agreement that allows passport-free travel across much of the Continent.
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A few times a year, they travel across Australia to compete with other teams, trading the animal skins and ash traditionally worn during Sudanese wrestling matches for gym shorts and talcum powder.
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His successful enterprise benefited him immensely, but he also created jobs for Shanghai residents, employing them in his studio as well as assigning them to travel across the nation to take photographs.
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As they travel across the region with their hand-built hardwood and fiberglass kayaks, they find that the people who live in this part of Wisconsin are unusually kind, Ms. Hamby said.
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The largest annual human migration on Earth, hundreds of millions of people will travel across China and overseas during the four-week period, which began in mid-January and continues until February.
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A New York City family of four decided to leave their apartment for 18 months and travel across North America in a converted Ford city shuttle bus turned tiny home on wheels.
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What's next: The weeklong Lunar New Year holiday starts on Friday, and epidemiologists warn that mass travel across China over the next few days could make it harder to contain the outbreak.
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She's part of mumsDU, a group of mothers who travel across Canada raising awareness of substance abuse issues, especially fentanyl, a powerful opiate that gained prominence as OxyContin fell out of favor.
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The objects in the museum's African and Oceanic collection, and all their connections among different cultures, inspired Saar to travel across Africa, Asia, Europe, Brazil, Haiti, and Mexico to explore these cultural linkages.
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The company, owned by private equity firm KKR, said it will use the proceeds of the IPO to raise its profile and tap into the growing demand for e-ticketed travel across Europe.
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They also contend that the other two laws will force women to travel across state lines to seek abortions, delaying the procedure until later in their pregnancy and putting them at greater risk.
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Hence the discovery, once jet engines made rapid travel across time zones possible, that someone flying from, say, London to New York, will take several days to adjust to New York solar time.
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If we wanted to terminate the pregnancy, we would have to travel across the country to Colorado, far away from our regular doctors who had been with us every step of the way.
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But hundreds of thousands of mainly African migrants continued to travel across the Mediterranean, a flow that finally began to abate in the past year with improved efforts to halt smuggling from Libya.
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"When I travel across the country and when I speak, it's 20 year olds and 30 year olds that are really interested in what I'm doing and get it right away," she says.
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Officials in the United States and Mexico are working toward a plan to significantly limit travel across the border amid the coronavirus pandemic while still allowing trade to continue between the two countries.
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The Real Story of the Green BookVox's video about the Green Book, a critical resource for black Americans wanting to travel across the country — on Route 66 and beyond — in the mid-1900s.
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Calling on colleagues to move quickly on legislation, Minister for Children Katherine Zappone reminded lawmakers that Irish women would still have to travel across the water to Britain for terminations until they acted.
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He and Ms. Merkel split over "secondary" migrants: those who enter the European Union in a country such as Italy or Greece, and who then travel across the union's open borders into Germany.
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President Donald Trump on Friday announced the United States and Mexico have agreed to temporarily restrict nonessential travel across their shared border in an effort to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Packing up your family and a few possessions to travel across the world to a new home, a place where you may not speak the language well or know much about the culture.
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About 15,000 people stayed in Airbnb listings for the Winter Olympics in South Korea last month, while China's Lunar New Year holidays, when millions of people travel across the country, also helped business.
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This book helped me better understand what my parents had been through, where they came from before they chose to travel across the world to settle in the U.K., where I was born.
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Correspondents Michael Moynihan and Isobel Yeung travel across the country—and south of the border—to chart the progress of key campaign promises, and meet the voters who rallied behind Trump's political revolution.
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AMSTERDAM/LONDON (Reuters) - A second day of snowfall closed schools and disrupted travel across parts of Britain and the Netherlands on Monday, with freezing weather and further snow predicted for later in the day.
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" Palin added that she and her daughter were asked to travel across the country for the interview, where she claimed Cohen had "heavily disguised himself as a disabled US Veteran, fake wheelchair and all.
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Readers follow Laurence and his dragon as they fight against French forces and travel across the world, and at its heart, the series is about the deep friendship that forms between man and dragon.
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Never Stop Doing Breaking news determines Benitez's schedule, meaning he might miss date night to travel across the country for reports on Good Morning America, World News Tonight with David Muir and 20/20.
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The movie, written by Brooks McClaren and directed by David M. Rosenthal, follows Will and his father-in-law Tom (Forest Whittaker) as they travel across the country in the middle of imploding chaos.
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The case has stirred a wider debate in Britain about whether injunctions, court orders banning publication of private information, serve any purpose when stories can travel across jurisdictions at the click of a mouse.
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Imagine a place so terrible, so absolutely destructive that you have no better option than to put your child in a tiny boat and travel across an entire sea in an attempt at escape.
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Sanders could travel across the nation, from the East Coast to the West Coast and everywhere in between, launching a full-scale campaign for the progressive movement, the progressive agenda and other progressive candidates.
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The INF Treaty, signed in 1987 by US President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, sought to ban short- and medium-range land-based missiles that had the ability to travel across continents.
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As the instigator, Art Aufderheide signed on to be the expedition's doctor because he wanted to experience what it was like to travel across Arctic ice; reaching the pole didn't really matter to him.
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Angela Merkel will do it, Erna Solberg will do it, Lars Løkke Rasmussen will do it; every president and princeling will travel across the world to pay homage to the child on his throne.
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Now, after banding together as a dance troupe featuring women in wheelchairs, the women of the LA Rollettes travel across the US to perform in festivals and expositions, showcasing their skills and inventive choreography.
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Citing a need for leadership and unity against Theresa May's "fraudulent Chequers plan," Farage said he will travel across the country on a "battlebus" to help reengage voters and restore their faith in Brexit.
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WASHINGTON, March 19 (Reuters) - The United States is expected to announce on Friday restrictions on travel across the United States-Mexico border, limiting crossings to essential travel, two officials briefed on the matter said.
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A team that could have used, in Reeve's estimation, "a week of rest and a week of practice" must instead travel across the country for a single-elimination game Tuesday night in Los Angeles.
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Patients, including women in labor, who suffer complications must board motorbikes and travel across bumpy dirt roads for four hours to a clinic with better care, said Mathias Danga, deputy director of the center.
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Miko Revereza's "No Data Plan" (on Friday), for instance, has a hallucinatory quality: Footage of train travel across the United States is used to emphasize the paranoia felt by undocumented immigrants living in America.
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The weeklong Lunar New Year holiday, which began Friday, has led to concerns that the outbreak could quickly accelerate, as hundreds of millions of people travel across the country to visit friends and relatives.
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Young soldiers passing through the Oakland facility often made time to travel across the bay to catch a glimpse of the emerging scene in the Haight, especially once the neighborhood began attracting national attention.
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Maisel returns for its third season in early December, as Midge (Rachel Brosnahan) and Susie (Alex Borstein) travel across the country to bring Midge's comedy stylings to rooms in Miama, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
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And since there are fewer women's prisons, women are usually housed farther away from their families, meaning children might travel across the state just to see their mom for one or two supervised hours.
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They call themselves "Extreme Recruiters," an experimental team of child welfare workers who travel across Missouri to track down family members who can adopt teenagers before they age out of the foster care system.
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Then after his gig in Leeds earlier this year, Drake and his entourage snubbed the Yorkshire city's local restaurants, choosing to travel across the Pennines en masse for yet another meal at Manchester's Zouk.
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This might have underestimated the difference in fatalities between urban and rural areas because drivers who travel across different regions are more likely to head from small towns to big cities, the authors point out.
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The storm is snarling travel across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, with most flights in and out of New York's airports and Philadelphia canceled on Wednesday, and significant disruptions at Washington area airports as well.
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Each year, cowgirls and cowboys travel across the country to compete in a tradition that has been passed down through generations — but an African American woman has yet to qualify for the National Rodeo Finals.
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" Palin previously shared that she and her daughter were asked to travel across the country for the interview, where she claimed Cohen had "heavily disguised himself as a disabled US Veteran, fake wheelchair and all.
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"I think it is important to get that message out, and having the project travel across the country would do a better job of doing that," observed Justin King, 17, a senior at Carman-Ainsworth.
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Although that route was closed off in March, Serbian authorities estimate a further 110,000 migrants have passed through the country, many using smugglers to travel across Serbia and cross its barbed-wire border with Hungary.
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If your provider doesn't support STARTTLS, your email might be encrypted going from your computer to your provider, but it will then travel across the internet in the clear, on its way to the recipient.
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Federal investigators are also examining whether Weinstein "lured or induced any women to travel across state lines for the purpose of committing a sex crime," as part of the inquiry, according to the WSJ report.
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But when you travel across multiple time zones, like flying from New York to Moscow, those little pacemaker cells that thought they knew the routine scramble around confused before they can put on their show.
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The Schengen area of visa-free travel across 26 countries has already broken down under the pressure of the migrant flow, with many worried that the zone may never be fully resurrected because of terrorism.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S President Donald Trump said on Friday that the United States and Mexico would restrict non-essential travel across their shared border in an effort to limit the spread of the new coronavirus.
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As I travel across Quebec on a quest to understand the province, and reach out to our Canadian readers, it is becoming abundantly clear that a way to unlock Quebec's identity is through its stomach.
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I had been nervous about making this big trip with our newborn daughter because to leave our little neighborhood of Brooklyn and travel across the world and set up a different life felt too daunting.
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A decrease in travel across the board is wreaking havoc on airlines and public transit systems, while some highways were empty as commuters opted to work from home at the advice of government health officials.
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Op-Ed Contributor I once missed a job interview in Watts because the hour and a half I allotted for travel across Los Angeles wasn't enough for the five buses I needed to get there.
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Based on a true story, Jojo Moyes' latest novel, The Giver of Stars, follows five women in Depression-era Kentucky who travel across the mountains on horseback in order to deliver books to isolated families.
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The week-long Lunar New Year holiday, which began Saturday, has led to concerns that the outbreak could quickly accelerate, as hundreds of millions of people travel across the country to visit friends and relatives.
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" India is part of a global trend The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development describes medical tourists as those who "travel across international borders with the intention of receiving some form of medical treatment.
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"[Stormquakes] are seismic activity that can travel across the continent that are excited by hurricanes and large winter storms," Catherine de Groot-Hedlin, geophysicist at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography involved in the research, said.
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"People are able to travel across the globe within a few hours and that certainly facilitates the spread of dengue and can allow the virus to establish in places where it wasn't before," Lowe said.
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While established trucking companies and truck manufacturing startups have poured resources into electrifying local package delivery fleets, battery range limitations have largely kept the industry from making electric trucks that travel across swaths of the country.
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Hess and Kirchheimer's cameras travel across an old Manhattan, from Washington Heights to the Upper West Side, and then down to Hell's Kitchen and the Financial District, making short but evocative stops in Inwood and Queens.
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You've probably already heard that a total solar eclipse will travel across the United States from coast to coast on August 21st, and that it's going to be perhaps the biggest celestial event of the decade.
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The pad at 39A has a very tall tower next to it — a remnant of the Shuttle missions — that will eventually hold a walkway for future astronauts to travel across to get into the Crew Dragon.
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"For my interview, my daughter and I were asked to travel across the country where Cohen (I presume) had heavily disguised himself as a disabled US veteran, fake wheelchair and all," Palin wrote at the time.
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Moon Express was born out of the Google Lunar X-PRIZE, an international contest with $30 million up for grabs for a private company who can soft-land on the moon and travel across its surface.
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Zoltan Istvan, a former journalist who claims to have invented the sport of "volcano-boarding," ran a presidential campaign that saw him travel across the country in a coffin-shaped bus to raise awareness for transhumanism.
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The Greater Essex County District School Board, which oversees 35,000 students in Windsor, Ontario, was concerned about whether students would be able to safely travel across the border, the school's superintendent told the Detroit Free Press.
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"There is a whole new young generation of children who have been watching my shows with their families on social media, and when I travel across the country, these young kids are thanking me," she says.
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DYKWTCA (Do you know where the children are?) will travel across the US until after the 2021 election, when the works will be offered for $500 each and the full proceeds donated to immigrant advocacy groups.
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But every so often, these whirlpools combine into double whirlpools and travel across the ocean 10 times faster than the rest of the whirlpools, moving in sync for months and potentially transporting minerals and nutrients with them.
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Isma, in turn, sets the Home Office on him without a second thought: She has a visa to think about, and it's hard enough to travel across the Atlantic as a Muslim without harboring a jihadist, too.
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In his most recent book, The Electric State, released in the US this September, a teenager named Michelle and a robot called Skip travel across a version of America in which something has gone profoundly, uncomfortably wrong.
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There's a "right" way to make a TV show, and then there's our way: With the budget of literally five minutes of House of Cards, you can travel across an entire country and shoot three whole seasons.
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A White House spokesman said that the declaration applied to Europe's Schengen Area because of the number of cases and its unrestricted travel across 26 national borders, and that it came at the recommendation of health officials.
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Even in the pre-New Deal years when the Court routinely struck down federal laws as beyond Congress's power to regulate commerce, the Court recognized that Congress has a broad power to regulate travel across state lines.
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The development appears likely to revive an internal House debate about whether to permit remote voting for lawmakers amid a pandemic that's ravaging the country, pummeling the economy and limiting members' ability to travel across the country.
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WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) - U.S President Donald Trump said on Friday that the United States and Mexico would restrict non-essential travel across their shared border in an effort to limit the spread of the new coronavirus.
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It opens up countless possibilities for the Diablo series, from smooth character animations, such as the Druid's fluid shapeshifting, to the seamless, vast overworld players will travel across in search of the next loot-filled underground dungeon.
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Washington Dulles International on Monday became the latest airport to close screening lanes because of absences by unpaid TSA agents, adding to a pileup as the 24-day-old government shutdown strains air travel across the country.
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It's considered one of the best places to study abroad for travel lovers, according to Hostelworld, since there are seven major train stations in Paris, including famed Gare du Nord, making it convenient to travel across Europe.
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The United States is expected to announce restrictions on travel across the border with Mexico as part of the effort to stem the tide of the coronavirus pandemic, a source familiar with the plan told NBC News.
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I have only one golden rule: I try to read as widely as possible, so rather than staying in the same mental comfort zone year after year, I like to travel across disciplines and genres and cultures.
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Carried aloft by 19,000 cubic feet of hydrogen and borne eastward by the jet stream, the balloons were designed to travel across the Pacific to North America, where they would drop incendiary devices or anti-personnel explosives.
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When the documentary opens, it walks us through how, from the 1930s onward, the spread of cars and the fact that Americans began to have more disposable income made road trips and extensive travel across the US possible.
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"In Kashmir, we have seen how the agreement in the middle of the last decade to let Kashmiris travel across the Line of Control without passports and visas was marred by an onerous permit system," he pointed out.
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The data showed that most Europeans saw the collapse of the single market as the biggest loss should the EU break down, followed by free travel across borders and the freedom to live and work in other countries.
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The show follows two FBI agents from the Behavioral Science Unit — Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) and Bill Tench (Holt McCallany) — as they travel across America to interview psychopaths and serial killers in an attempt to understand their mindset.
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"Hyperloop can really align those countries in a way that you can basically travel across the whole continent in the same way you can now in America," Houter, Hardt's co-founder and CEO, told CNBC in an interview.
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A large part of that financial burden can be attributed the president's frequent trips to his residences in Florida, New Jersey and Virginia, as well as his children's travel across the country and abroad for business and vacation.
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Thunberg, who was wearing a black waterproof jacket emblazoned with the slogan "Unite Behind the Science", was asked how she expected other people to travel across continents, given that not everyone could muster a racing yacht and crew.
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"Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo spoke today with Mexican Foreign Secretary Marcelo Luis Ebrard Casaubon on coordinating a plan to restrict non-essential travel across our shared border in response to the COVID-19 pandemic," Ortagus said.
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Together with associate professor Frauke Zeller of Ryerson University in Canada — and a cadre of other scientists, artists and engineers — he developed HitchBOT, a robot designed to travel across a country by "hitching" a ride from friendly humans.
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On Monday, you heard our new podcast "The Field," in which Times reporters travel across the country to talk to voters about their hopes and fears leading up to an election where the stakes have never felt higher.
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The news added a disturbing twist to a case that has already rattled the country, and it raised concerns about European officials' ability to enforce laws within the 26 countries that allow for free travel across their borders.
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They were frank: Rerouting the 22017,136 people who take the train beneath the East River each day, the 50,000 who use it just to travel across Manhattan, and everybody else who rides the line, will not be easy.
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On Friday, the heat was seriously disrupting travel across the UK. The EuroTunnel Le Shuttle operation warned passengers heading for the Continent at its Folkestone terminal to expect two-hour delays due to problems with air conditioning in carriages.
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Many may remember the hitchhiking robot that made headlines on its journey to cross the United States only to be destroyed two weeks into its journey in Philadelphia (the robot did successfully travel across Canada before its ultimate demise).
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Even now, according to experts PEOPLE spoke to on the anniversary of Cunanan's slayings, it's still not clear what drove the 27-year-old hustler to travel across the country killing people he knew and others he did not.
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You don't have to travel across the world to go on a virtual safari with safariLIVE's YouTube livestreams and videos, which takes viewers on sunrise and sunset trips across the Greater Kruger National Park and Maasai Mara National Reserve.
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And the E.U. policy requiring refugees to seek asylum in the country where they first arrive has created further disruptions by encouraging people to travel across the continent in an effort to get to the country of their choice.
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Some 30,000 people travel across the border every day via over 400 crossings without any controls, and the issue is particularly sensitive given the decades of violence over whether Northern Ireland should be part of the UK or Ireland.
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""This project does get quite tedious," said the 47-year-old, who told Business Insider that his career as a contract computer programmer gives him the freedom to travel across the world for his hobby, which he calls "Starbucking.
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Yes, unnoticed for a century, it appears that President Wilson did us wrong when he signed the Migratory Birds Treaty Act, committing us to cooperate with Canada, Mexico, and other countries to protect birds that travel across our countries.
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Second Amendment advocates maintain that gun owners should not lose their right to bear arms as they travel across state lines, and current laws that vary in different states could mean that licensed owners might unintentionally violate the law.
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The company said it will use the proceeds of the IPO, in which fund manager Baillie Gifford has committed to invest 200 million pounds, to raise its profile and tap into growing demand for e-ticketed travel across Europe.
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The women with means will be able to travel across state lines to a progressive state for the procedure, but the poor women who cannot care for a third or fourth child will be helpless to do the same.
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Both South Korea and Qatar have candidates in the election, as does the Philippines, whose candidate, the South Koreans contend, has been using a private jet owned by a Qatari official to travel across the region during his campaign.
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And for residents of the Marshall Islands, where some radiation levels are still higher than Chernobyl, that's more than enough to travel across the globe, to move to this chilly city nestled near the border of Illinois and Wisconsin.
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Seven months later, in January, Mr. Schultz said that he planned to travel across the country as part of a book tour, and that he had begun the work required to get on the ballot in all 50 states.
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Although Qaeda members largely got in and out of Afghanistan via Pakistan, the report by the 9/11 Commission said there was "strong evidence" that Iran also facilitated such travel across its territory, including by several of the hijackers.
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FirstGroup jumped by 10.4 percent for its best day in almost a decade after the transport group appointed a new finance chief and posted first-half results boosted by strong demand for bus travel across the United States and Britain.
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But after 90 days to take effect, it will allow people with certain conditions, including severe and chronic pain, to travel across state lines to states that have medical marijuana laws and take pot back to Ohio for medical uses.
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Wow Air is one of a new breed of carriers that have focused on low-cost travel across the Atlantic, prompting traditional long-haul players such as British Airways parent IAG to set up new operations or change pricing structures.
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In 2017, Bullock launched the Big Sky Values PAC, which has raised over $1 million dollars to fund his travel across the country and donated to congressional candidates in Iowa, New Hampshire, Arkansas, and Montana during last year's midterm elections.
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" Palin said that she and one of her daughters, whom she did not name, were asked to travel across the country for the interview, where she claimed Cohen had "heavily disguised himself as a disabled U.S. Veteran, fake wheelchair and all.
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Hence the discovery, once the invention of the jet engine made rapid travel across time zones possible, that someone flying from, say, London to New York, will take several days to adjust to solar time as New Yorkers perceive it.
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So I talked to participants of the Millennial Trains Project, a nonprofit which selects a group of millennial entrepreneurs to travel across the country on an Amtrak train, stopping in cities along the way to meet with civic-minded startups.
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At a meeting here, Germany told Greece to do its "homework" to stop the flow at its borders, and Austria suggested that Greece could be excluded from the Schengen area, which allows border-free travel across much of the European Union.
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"Congress should also ensure Customs and Border Protection officials receive the resources they need to reduce the excessive wait times affecting legitimate trade and travel across the border," said Neil Bradley, a top official with the Chamber in a statement.
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VALENCIA, Venezuela (Reuters) - Venezuelan opposition leader and National Assembly head Juan Guaido said on Saturday he was launching a "new phase" in his push to oust President Nicolas Maduro, pledging to travel across the country before "reclaiming" the presidential palace.
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" Palin said that she and one of her daughters, whom she did not name, were asked to travel across the country for the interview, where she claimed Cohen had "heavily disguised himself as a disabled US Veteran, fake wheelchair and all.
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A vote called for the middle of the week made for difficult logistics for Malaysians living in the city-state neighbor, having to take days off from work to travel across what is normally one of the world's busiest international borders.
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A vote called for the middle of the week made for difficult logistics for Malaysians living in the city-state neighbour, having to take days off from work to travel across what is normally one of the world's busiest international borders.
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Second Amendment advocates maintain that gun owners today should not lose their right to bear arms as they travel across state lines, and current laws that vary in different states could mean that licensed owners could unintentionally violate the law.
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One is rich, cosmopolitan London, the London of the financial district, of wealthy areas like Mayfair, Hampstead and Kensington, of people who can afford to travel across Britain, Europe and the rest of the world, of immigrants who have prospered.
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But regulars credit its opening with ending a smoked fish drought on the Upper East Side, after years of having to travel across the city to such institutional appetizing shops to stock up for Yom Kippur break-fast or Sunday feasting.
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Read more: What we know about Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky, 2 teens who launched a manhunt after they were named as suspects in 3 murders in Canada"A normal child doesn't travel across the country killing people," he said.
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For children's books — especially illustrated books, which travel across national borders perhaps more easily than any other category — a lively international exchange is a given, and what happens each year in Bologna has an outsize influence on global children's publishing.
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The move is likely impossible because WhatsApp began using end-to-end encryption technology in 2014 that prevents the company from monitoring messages that travel across its network, according to Christopher Soghoian, principal technologist with the American Civil Liberties Union.
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But federal officials worry that Amtrak may have to close one or both of the existing tunnel's tubes for major repairs before a new one opens in a decade, a prospect that would be devastating to travel across the Northeast.
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Parliament could be at particular risk from becoming a hotbed of coronavirus transmission because the UK's 650 members of Parliament routinely travel across the country to and from their constituencies, as well as congregating in Parliament and interacting in close proximity.
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" The union, which filed its suit in federal court in Dallas, said Boeing's "errors" cost 346 people their lives, "damaged the critical bond between pilots and passengers, and reduced opportunities for air travel across the United States and around the world.
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China is tipped to soon be the world's largest aviation market but while Chinese respondents were not asked, the Swiss bank's researchers put forward the possibility that huge investment in train travel across China will slow the expected boom in flights.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Air travel across the Gulf region and beyond faces major disruption following the move by Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain to sever ties with Qatar, accusing the tiny oil rich state of supporting terrorism.
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It also means — more importantly — that you'll need a scorecard as you travel across the country to determine which jurisdictions can receive a text to 220006, where you can send an image or livestream the real-time situation and your location.
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I've had the opportunity to travel across the country and see all the places that are powering our digital economy—from Clarksville, to Pittsburgh, to San Diego, where we recently launched a partnership with the USO to help veterans and military families.
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Of the two, only Apple's app will let you search your iPhone snaps for "dog" while in airplane mode at 30,000 feet, and not having to wait while your query and the response travel across the internet can in theory make searches snappier.
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Take a spooky journey into the darkest corners of the archive to discover some of the most haunting pictures from history and travel across the Northern Hemisphere to see how autumn has painted the landscapes in golden hues of orange, red, and yellow.
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Trump will travel across the Atlantic next week nominally to attend a NATO summit and visit the U.K., but experts believe the main reason for the trip is to sit down with the man critics say is responsible for the Trump presidency.
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The week-long holiday, which takes place this year in the first week of February, is one of China's longest breaks and over 0003 million people are expected to travel across the country for family reunions, according to Chinese travel agency Ctrip.
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VALENCIA, Venezuela, March 16 (Reuters) - Venezuelan opposition leader and National Assembly head Juan Guaido said on Saturday he was launching a "new phase" in his push to oust President Nicolas Maduro, pledging to travel across the country before "reclaiming" the presidential palace.
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RAFAH, GAZA STRIP (Reuters) - Gazans lined up from dawn on Friday to travel across the border into Egypt after President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said his country's gateway with the Gaza Strip would be opened throughout the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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As I travel across the country talking to small vape shop owners and former smokers who have successfully quit with the help of vapor products, I continue to be moved by the emotional accounts of Americans who are now living healthier, longer lives.
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Houston (CNN)President Donald Trump is deepening his investment in the midterm elections, stepping up his travel across the country to raise money and rally Republicans in hopes of overcoming the tide of history by retaining control of Congress in the fall.
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Norwegian, Europe's third-largest budget carrier, has shaken up the market for travel across the Atlantic with cut-price fares that challenge traditional carriers such as IAG's British Airways, but its breakneck expansion left it with high debts and in the red.
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Whether you're planning to travel across the continent in a motorhome or you prefer an old-fashioned tent in the great outdoors, we can all agree that there are some camping essentials you need to get through an adventure in the wilderness.
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There, and throughout our travel across the country, we intend to listen to the American public, and learn from those who serve — and who want to serve — to determine how best to instill a strong spirit of service and identify barriers to service.
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She once said that cinema is about "a re-examination of time, movement and especially the image," and, in this documentary, she reminds us of this truth as she and her co-pilot, the artist JR, travel across both France and time.
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" Canada's prime minister Justin Trudeau, at a press conference in Ottawa, said "I just spoke to President Trump again this morning, and we have agreed that both Canada and the United States will temporarily restrict all non-essential travel across the Canada-U.
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We've gotten glimpses of the gorgeous world in Ava DuVernay's upcoming film in a pair of trailers, which laid the groundwork for the story: Meg's father Alexander is a scientist who created the tesseract, which allows him to wrinkle time and travel across the universe.
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The 33-year-old royal took a break in between church with his family and his "bouncing" children to send a message to Henry Worsley, who is currently attempting to become the first-ever solo explorer to travel across Antarctica without outside assistance or support.
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Advance Local's "Chasing Corruption" In Alabama Media Group's Chasing Corruption's weekly series, host Ian Hoppe and the Reckon by AL.com team travel across the USA to meet some of America's toughest watchdog journalists — and the stories of conspiracy, bribery, fraud and more they've uncovered.
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JetBlue Airways on Wednesday said it is planning to launch its first service to London in 2021, an aggressive move by the low-cost airline that's aimed at luring lucrative corporate travelers away from entrenched rivals that already dominate air travel across the Atlantic.
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Not only does this eliminate emissions from a lot of inefficient flights (takeoffs are particularly energy intensive), but it speeds up air travel across the board, as well as potentially restoring regular service to now underserved cities that have lost out in recent years.
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The legislation, also known as "Nosey's Law," is named after a 36-year-old African elephant with arthritis that was forced to travel across the country, including New Jersey, for traveling circus acts while also suffering abuse, the governor's office said in a press release.
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"Even when you look at a state with income taxes, retirees need to consider which ones don't tax retirement benefits, including pensions, Social Security and IRA distributions," said Jonathan Mariner, founder and president of TaxDay, a tax-focused app that tracks travel across jurisdictions.
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But given that low-income young women are less able to pay, say, to travel across state lines to an open abortion clinic, you wonder how the picture of sex and its implications would have looked if girls of all incomes had been included.
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The Trump administration announced last week that it was temporarily closing the northern border and limiting travel across the southern border to cap the spread of coronavirus, raising hairs with critics who have fought the administration over its immigration crackdown on the southern border.
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While officials said they were acting out of an abundance of caution, the response underscored how quickly the spread of the virus in one European Union nation could become a problem for others in the bloc, which prides itself on frictionless travel across borders.
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As Facebook and other tech companies such as Google and Amazon face antitrust probes by the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice, Zuckerberg decided to travel across the country and engage with lawmakers to prove he's serious about cleaning up his company.
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There are also different rules for different strengths of CBD in different states, and while it's technically legal to travel across state lines with hemp-derived CBD products containing less than 0.3% THC, the TSA only recently said it's cool to travel with it.
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To be even fairer, we probably shouldn't be referring to this celestial event as an eclipse at all—it's more of a transit, similar to the way exoplanets travel across their host stars, allowing astronomers to detect them from our vantage point on Earth.
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Some will travel across the country to see a doctor who doesn't judge them, others risk misdiagnosis by lying about the cause of their injuries—and then there are those who'll avoid medical attention altogether, even when the pain is so bad they can't block it out.
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The ease with which most of the Paris attackers were able to get to Europe from Syria and travel across frontiers was an alarming sign of how difficult it is to track the movements of fighters and others who have spent time in ISIS-held territory.
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Interestingly, while the Loco2000 founders' raison d'etre for launching the business was to simplify booking and routing challenges involved in specifically planning long distance train travel across Europe, Andrews does not rule out adding additional modes of transport in future – "if we see demand for that".
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New York federal prosecutors have started a criminal probe into sex-abuse allegations against Harvey Weinstein over whether the veteran Hollywood producer had lured or persuaded women to travel across state lines for the purpose of carrying out a sex crime, reports the Wall Street Journal.
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I don't actually want to check a bag just to go across country, so the bag that I use daily to carry my laptop is the same bag I use to travel across country to New York for, like, three or four days at a time.
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Daniel, a smuggler in Guatemala who helps transport migrants to the U.S., said the intense focus on the caravan was good for business: Mexican police and immigration officials were so busy monitoring the caravan that it became easier for the smugglers to travel across Mexico undetected.
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But while the president's adult children — Donald Jr., Eric, Ivanka and Tiffany Trump — all accompanied him on his last trip in June, attending a palace banquet, White House officials tell PEOPLE that none of them are set to travel across the Atlantic this go-round. Yes.
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Equipped with treads that allow it to travel across all household surfaces and a long-lasting battery, the camera — under a pet owner's control — can follow a cat or dog from room to room, dispensing treats and entertaining the pet with its built-in laser pointer or teaser attachments.
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The moves by the two Scandinavian countries represented another step in the erosion of the ideal of borderless travel across most of the European Union, amid rising concerns about the costs imposed by the tide of migration and fears that terrorists are seeking to enter Europe masquerading as refugees.
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It's that time of year again; time to travel across the country to sit with your family and eat the driest of turkey meat, hydrated back to life by the most corn-starchy of gravies, while you argue with your insane conservative uncle about the destruction of native communities.
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Related: Scores of People Trampled to Death During Shanghai New Year's Eve Celebration The Lunar New Year sees tens of millions of Chinese migrant workers travel across country back to their home towns over a 40 day period which is described as the largest annual human migration on earth.
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While unconverted, the band's Sprinter has allowed lead singer Asa Taccone and drummer Matthew Compton of Electric Guest to travel across the country to complete their North American tour that brought the band to 21 cities, including Las Vegas, Austin, New York, Salt Lake City, and San Diego.
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"What bikes did for me was [allow me] to travel across the city with my friends, get me from home to school, or, you know, get to basketball practices or football practices," he said Tuesday at the YMCA in Harlem where he and Lyft announced the new program.
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At Goodman, her works will include "Desire Paths: District Six" and "Desire Paths: Langa," both done on printed cotton fabric and steel mesh, that are conceptual pieces based on aerial photographs of townships taken during the apartheid era highlighting the shortcuts that residents used to travel across their districts.
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In doing this, the state sacrifices the ability of these children to reintegrate with their families; many of their parents and guardians can't afford to travel across the state to learn how to read their child a bedtime story or how to deal with a temper tantrum appropriately.
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They say free InterRail tickets - typically month-long passes letting young people travel across Europe's rail network at will - could rekindle enthusiasm for the European Union and bring youngsters together to counter the rising nationalism seen in Britain's vote to quit the bloc and in many other countries.
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As long as those are weaker, there's going to be a limit to how well any stricter gun laws can work at the state level — for the simple reason that someone can always freely travel across the border to obtain a gun, whether for personal use or to sell to others.
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Yet there they were, floating with delight after having spent their savings to travel across the country for the three-night Desert Trip festival, which brought together their heroes in the Stones, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Paul McCartney, the Who and Roger Waters, acts whose average age is north of 70.
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Once they join the section, body bearers participate in the funerals of Marines, Marine veterans and family members at Arlington National Cemetery and military cemeteries in the National Capital Region; they may also be asked to travel across the country to conduct funeral honors for former presidents and other senior dignitaries.
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BRUSSELS — The European Union is stepping up pressure on the United States to add more European countries to the list of those whose citizens can travel across the Atlantic without a visa, holding out the threat of requiring Americans to get visas for trips to Europe if Washington does not agree.
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OTTAWA/TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada will turn back asylum seekers who walk over the U.S.-Canada border, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday, as economic damage from the coronavirus outbreak intensified and a ban on non-essential travel across the world's longest undefended border was set to come into effect.
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OTTAWA/TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada will turn back asylum seekers who walk over the U.S.-Canada border, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday, as economic damage from the coronavirus outbreak intensified and a ban on non-essential travel across the world's longest undefended border was set to come into effect.
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Many big luxury hotel brands, airlines and cruise ship companies — notorious for their oceanic waste and high carbon footprints — remain slow to curb unnecessary single-use plastics like bottles, slipper wrappers and plastic swabs that end up in the very oceans and beaches their guests travel across the world to experience.
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A month after that, on December 6, the House of Representatives passed its first major piece of gun legislation — a bill that requires each state to recognize permits for the concealed carry of a handgun issued in other states, making it easier for legal gun owners to travel across state lines.
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Thrilled because in an age of amnesia, the work of the literary historian is to remind us that the most important books are not always the ones in the news, but also because what made "Song of Lawino" a world text was its ability to travel across cultures and languages.
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The cost made it feel impractical to do on a regular basis, but I owed it to myself to truly travel across Europe by train and take the Chunnel — it would feel like cheating if I were to take trains from Istanbul to Paris, and then fly the rest of the way.
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" With rock fragments ranging in size from ash to boulders that travel across the ground at speeds typically greater than 80 km per hour (50 mph), pyroclastic flows knock down, shatter, bury or carry away nearly all objects and structures in their path," the USGS says on a website detailing the phenomena.
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"Since leaving his job at Venture for America to run for president almost two years ago, he has devoted his time and energy to travel across our country to talk with voters and build a grassroots movement that has him now among one of the front-runners for the Democratic nomination," Lee added.
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Similar to Slay the Spire, you start with a pre-made deck of cards that you can add to as you, as the titular Prophet, and your followers travel across the desert world of Soma looking for the mystical Crypt, a source of power that could shape the future of the entire planet.
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Despite California's Consumer Privacy Protection Act the state's residents cannot be assured that the protections that apply when they deal with a business covered by the law will apply when they shop at their corner store, travel across the country or engage in online transactions with companies that are not subject to California's privacy law.
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Among mid-caps, BTG gained 8.8 percent after the healthcare service provider announced better-than-expected revenues and a positive outlook, while FirstGroup also rose 8.8 percent after the transport group appointed a new finance chief and posted first-half results boosted by strong demand for bus travel across the United States and Britain.
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According to administration officials and Republicans familiar with the plan, the campaign to sell the plan also includes a continued push on radio in local markets across the country to counter conservative objections; travel across the country by Trump and Pence; engagement with members of Congress; and Oval Office meetings to twist arms and change minds.
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Click here to view original GIFPeople in China have been trying to travel across the country for the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday but some—if tens of thousands of people can be considered just some—have been stuck in one of the most insane human traffic jams in the world at the Guangzhou Railway Station in southern China.
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"Canine leishmaniasis is still not well known here in the U.K. Vets would not have seen these cases 15 years ago, but they are becoming more frequent now as it becomes easier for pets to travel across Europe and the UK," Paolo Silvestrini, a lecturer in small animal internal medicine at the University of Liverpool, told Vet Times.
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Most of our internal clocks are a little bit slow, and in the absence of consistent light cues — like when you travel across time zones — the pacemaker cells in your body want to have a longer day, said Michelle Girvan, a physicist at the University of Maryland who worked on the model published in the journal Chaos on Tuesday.
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The director can issue such a suspension when he determines that: (The term "place" refers to any location specified by the director, including any carrier, and "carrier" means a ship, aircraft, train, road vehicle, or other means of transportation.) The United States has entered into agreements with Canada and Mexico to limit all non-essential travel across shared borders.
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With this people's PAC project, which I have suggested before, Sanders would keep a political staff to run the program outside his Senate office, raise somewhere between $85033 million and $300 million from his small donors, travel across the country to rallies in support of liberal candidates, and do national talk shows on a regular basis to support the cause.
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And thus begins what might be called a road trip — in the tradition of that prototypical unhappy, car-bound family movie, "Little Miss Sunshine" — as the three siblings (and the pushy Kathy, who insists that she drive) travel across Long Island to lay Dad to rest and to clear out his house, a place that was never home to Amy.
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For Soumah, who is known as Ibra, the calculation in deciding to join Stumbras in February — after a short stay in the Armenian second division — was simple, according to his agent, Paulo Teixeira: Because Lithuania is a member of the 28-member European Union, players signed to the club can get coveted visas allowing them to travel across much of the bloc.
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Her frustrations grew to the point that one night she sneaked out of her family home and arranged to travel across the border to Bahrain, where she boarded a flight to begin her journey to the US. Leaving her home and Saudi Arabia were against the wishes of her father, who is also her legal guardian, and doing either could have landed her in jail.
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In Tajima's work, human emotions have become a quantifiable mass body that can travel across the space — the lights change according to the mood of the Twitter feed — so that the conditioning of the modern subject goes beyond the body, to include modifications of consciousness, in a form of mass hysteria that is paradoxically very solitary: The subjects are disenfranchised from society, but they react, rather than act, in common.
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They should offer their advice about whether any president, attorney general or secretary of State should travel across the world to ask leaders of foreign intelligence services to provide or manufacture "dirt" designed to discredit the CIA and FBI, and in some cases, their own intelligence services, that exposed the profound and indisputable truth that Russia is attacking American and Western democracy by trying to discredit domestic opponents of political candidates the Russians support.
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That means that if every single ISIS fighter from Iraq and Syria were to leave there and somehow travel across the Pacific Ocean (despite not having an air force or navy to get them here) to launch an invasion (without tanks or heavy weapons), and were aided by every single Syrian refugee Hillary Clinton wants to let into the country (including babies), that would theoretically put ISIS's total potential strength (in this completely ridiculous scenario) at 265,000.
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The shadow will then travel across the path of totality at a whopping 1,500 miles per hour, "leaving" the coast of South Carolina at 4:06PM ET. The length of the eclipse depends on your location: if you're in the path of totality, the Moon should take about an hour and a half to cut across the Sun before completely covering up the solar disc for a few minutes; it will then take another hour and a half to exit the disc.
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"We save and invest more than 85 percent of what we earn each month," she tells CNBC Make It. They don't have a mortgage — they sold their house in Missouri in 2015 — and now travel across North America full-time in their RV. On a typical day, the couple works for an hour or two in the morning, uses the daytime to explore, hike, or walk their two dogs and then logs a few more hours of work in the evening.
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The ability to legally work anywhere that will hire you, freedom to travel across US borders, and the option of applying for some types of government aid—all benefits citizens take for granted, but is incredibly important for immigrants trying to live in the US. So it's not surprising that when the real deal proves too difficult to get, many immigrants have looked for extralegal means of acquiring phony documents that can fool at least some of the people, some of the time.
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