"We travel around the country and scrimmage other teams or travel around Europe an scrimmage other teams," she says.
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When they travel around the city, who's the most vulnerable?
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You can travel around the world with your Revolut card.
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So, unlike men, they can't travel around to the jobs.
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I really think this show can travel around the world.
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State health officials travel around the country to inspect brokers.
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But when you travel around the country, it's very clear.
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That allowed her to travel around the state with him.
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The fast-falling flurry could make travel around Lake Ontario difficult.
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You sign up once, and you can travel around the world.
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Young people are mobile, they want to travel around the world.
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It's people like us who travel around that can find it.
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Have plans to travel around the world and buy a castle?
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But so do executives who travel around the country for work.
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COVID-19 has started to decimate air travel around the world.
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But Bourdain did travel around New York, as a journeyman chef.
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It would mean we Japanese can travel around the world well.
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And as we travel around the country, the enthusiasm, the confidence.
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We see that in the way American films travel around the world.
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Honestly, I've no desire to "travel" around the world in this thing.
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These days when the players travel around the world, they're still home.
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Those of you looking to travel around Thanksgiving should make arrangements pronto.
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AIRLINES respond to greater demand for travel around Christmas by increasing fares.
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Our dream as young people was to travel around Europe without passports.
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And the family is using their time abroad to travel around Europe.
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Whenever you travel around the world, what have you seen that works?
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In fact, they paid her to travel around the world with them.
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You have to get out of the house and travel around town.
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What are other times when you have to travel around your community?
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They are required to travel around the US each day for work.
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Mobius advises foreigners to travel around China, not just tier-1 cities.
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No one has even the purview to kinda travel around the world.
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From an early age, I've used what I do to travel around.
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"What I have found as I travel around the country for this book or I just travel around period is that people come to me and many of them are just almost begging me to run again," he said.
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"Motorists are urged to plan travel around the storm, not during the storm."
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And the more players travel around, the more wizards they're likely to encounter.
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Maybe that's groceries and gas, or frequent travel around the States and abroad.
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He's going to sell his possessions & travel around America on an electric skateboard.
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With five sponsors, she is able to travel around the world for competitions.
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In the past six months, he has been allowed to travel around Guilin.
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I now travel around the US teaching workshops on loss, trauma, and grief.
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I've had the chance to travel around the world representing the United States.
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There's so much craft, so much incredible uniqueness, once you travel around Mexico.
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They failed, though, allowing Trump so far to travel around the city unimpeded.
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Gomez has now been touring internationally and will travel around the world until Dec.
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WHEN I TRAVEL AROUND AMERICA I GET A HUGE AMOUNT OF COMPLAINTS ABOUT REGULATION.
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As dishes travel around the table, open a bottle and pass that around, too.
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"Infectious agents travel around in humans many times within their incubation period," Heymann said.
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Snap's Snapbots, its signature bright yellow Spectacles vending machines, will also travel around Europe.
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Tiny pieces can travel around 10 kilometers per second, far faster than a bullet.
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He also should plan travel around the country to push his America first agenda.
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They have frozen Guaido's bank accounts and made his travel around the country difficult.
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Jango: I travel around the world collecting precious stones and making jewelry to sell.
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U.K. citizens will still be free to travel around the EU without a visa.
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That's right — Trader Joe's employs people to travel around the world and taste food.
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She is from France, has retired, and will travel around Asia for two months.
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"We travel around together for most of the year, we're good friends," he added.
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After that, the missile inexplicably began to travel around Europe before ending up in Germany.
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Most of these prograde moons take less than a year to travel around the planet.
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Not everybody can travel around the world, but we can organize exhibitions from the world.
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Below, CNBC's "Sustainable Energy" looks at how travel around our towns and cities is changing.
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They may use the proceeds to travel around Australia—or simply stay by the surf.
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At a distance of 380,000km, the Moon takes a month to travel around the Earth.
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The goal is ostensibly to travel around and collect as many dinosaurs as you can.
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We travel around Florida to race against teams from in state and out of state.
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They could travel around as a duo passionately screaming and cursing about everything they eat.
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WHEN TENG PENGFEI was 16, he asked his parents for money to travel around China.
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I am deeply troubled as I travel around my old congressional district in western Pennsylvania.
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"If you travel around to most neighborhoods where companies live, they're doing fine," Dimon said.
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We travel around a lot, but we're not really attention seekers, so it's not bad.
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Apply to become a traveling dance photographer and get ready to travel around the country.
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She reinvented herself, decided she wanted to travel around the world, talk about women's issues.
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For 15 dollars you could drink to your heart's content and travel around the jukebox.
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I get to, like, travel around, take photos, make workout videos, I walk my dogs.
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When I travel around the world, people still want to come to America, California specifically.
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How do the styles and things travel around the city, just like every aural tradition?
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Kate Taylor: I planned a work trip to travel around Asia well before the coronavirus.
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He also plans to travel around the continent to discover more inspiration for the emojis.
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And what do you hear about the new president as you travel around the city?
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Use our animated guide to travel around the city and see how the map evolved.
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She is currently on a year off school to travel around the world to campaign.
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Did you have a chance to travel around Canada's West Coast while in the area?
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This is, he noted, critical for SpaceX's ambitions to use the BFR to travel around Earth.
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In March, I left New York to travel around the world as Business Insider's international correspondent.
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But these days, more and more people travel around and bring other ideas about it back.
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People often travel around this time of year, which can leave a house empty and vulnerable.
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Plumes like the one over Iraq can travel around the world on wind currents, NASA said.
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In March I left New York to travel around the world as Business Insider's international correspondent.
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In spite of these attacks, I don't travel around Europe any differently than I did before.
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In fact, they're encouraged to travel around the office and "hot desk" alongside other job functions.
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The former president has said that when free, he would travel around the country rallying opposition.
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Food obsessives plan travel around these restaurants, and the reputations of cities rise with each ranking.
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"I was planning to travel around for work but obviously can't for a while," he said.
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On stage, Booker's voice was giving out after two grueling days of travel around the state.
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"I was planning to travel around for work but obviously can't for a while," he said.
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The cost of living is also cheap, and it's easy to travel around Asia from Malaysia.
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Like it would be so much fun to travel around everywhere doing shows and meeting people!
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Toyota's cars alone, he figured, log perhaps one trillion miles of annual travel around the globe.
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I chose to live, work, and travel around Asia because I knew my income could support it.
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The march participants will travel around 11,000 km (6,835 miles) and cover 22 of India's 29 states.
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Even with just 42 employees, Larsson can continue to travel around the world and discover new countries.
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Rather than having to travel around the country to each company's audition, it happens in one place.
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The relay will travel around Greece for eight days, before a handover ceremony at Athens' Panathenaic Stadium.
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Together they travel around the villages of France, meeting locals and producing epic-size portraits of them.
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It will travel around the HQ and celebrities will appear on other BEAM bots throughout the space.
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The march participants will travel around 11,000 km (7,000) miles) and cover 22 of India's 29 states.
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Each winter and spring, I travel around the country giving talks on my economic and market forecast.
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Here's how Harris is able to travel around the globe full-time by being a house-sitter.
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You can travel around the country, continent, or world — depending on the production for which you work.
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He's also trying to focus a lot of his presidential travel around the country on swing states.
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Would the magnetic levitation subway in Wakanda travel around its capital city like a graceful roller coaster?
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Remote Year wants to help people travel around the world and keep their job while doing so.
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In that role, he will advise on strategy and travel around the country in a surrogate role.
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A total approximately 3 billion Chinese people travel around the nation and visit overseas during the holiday.
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Though some see them as an easy way to travel around cities, they've come with issues, too.
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We thought, how can we create an international version of this, which will travel around the world?
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We teach them on weekday evenings in our Midtown classroom and we also travel around the world.
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Most of the staff of embassies can travel around the city only in armoured cars with armed guards.
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Skaters would travel around the country to skate and connect, keeping in contact through the phone or mail.
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In fact, I always try to find out what people are thinking as I travel around the world.
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Maybe it's through using common internet services, or maybe it's just common social norms as you travel around.
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Since arriving across the pond last week, the family has been using their time to travel around Europe.
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The idea is to encourage you to travel around the real world to catch Pokémon in the game.
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New connections may ease travel around the Greater Bay Area, but they will not erase its political divisions.
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Although we do travel around the UK playing shows, we can't as much as we would like to.
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I had to travel around the country meeting with women's groups about what they wanted in the magazine.
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He'd travel around East Africa by car, motorbike, train and even by boat to source records and tapes.
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Geoffrey Kent "It was such an incredible experience to travel around the world with Geoffrey Kent," she says.
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Dinah Chutz spent seven months hustling hard at work, saving $14,000 to travel around New Zealand and Asia.
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When we travel around our districts, we routinely hear this concern from local business owners and their employees.
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Make a film, write a novel, get MMA ripped, kick heroin, learn a language, travel around the world.
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Transport has long been a concern in Rio, where snarled traffic can make travel around the city difficult.
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SpaceX also said the all-purpose spacecraft could be a much faster way to travel around the world.
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But the episode reflected the potential for transmission as top administration officials continue their travel around the country.
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Now he is fully retired, and she continues to travel around the country as an executive-search consultant.
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"I travel around the world, eat a lot of s---, and basically do whatever the f--- I want."
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The car would travel around the sun in endless ellipses that extended as far out as Mars' orbit.
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But your daughter has access to a lawyer and access to her family, and can travel around Vancouver.
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Oscar Mayer is looking to hire 12 Hotdoggers to travel around the United States in its giant Wienermobiles.
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From there, he will travel around the United States, before taking a hiatus for the month of January.
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I travel around and sing for a living, but I always find that my roots will never change.
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"But as I travel around the country, it's clear to me that there is not a numerical answer."
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I left New York a year ago to travel around the world as Business Insider&aposs international correspondent.
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Then you also expect this is gonna travel around the internet, have a certain brand for you. Yeah.
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At the time she still had a French passport and would travel around the country and sometimes abroad.
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These programmes offer the attraction of visa-free travel around the 26-country Schengen area of the European Union.
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We made it our priority to travel around the world, eat bucket list foods, and experience dream adventures together.
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The food critic, author, and (Inaudible) host got to travel around the world, got to have these grand feasts.
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Thanks to some of our favorite Revolve influencers, who travel around the wearing the latest trends, wanderlust is real.
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But parking influences the way cities look, and how people travel around them, more powerfully than almost anything else.
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Meals, which had been free, started to cost hundreds of dollars, and travel around the holidays cost extra, too.
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Budget Your Time Generously Google has created an infographic depicting the 10 busiest airports for domestic travel around Thanksgiving.
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When you travel around the world, you exchange culture, you want to make friends, you want to exchange things.
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It meant new possibilities, the ability to travel around the country at their leisure, without relying on anyone else.
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He has continued to travel around the country despite Myanmar's highest religious authority in March barring him from preaching.
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"We discussed what I am hearing from Iowans as I travel around the state," she said in a statement.
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Ideally, George would like to travel around and provide musicians with what would essentially be a mobile recording studio.
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I'm wondering if I should then travel around the world to help people, to change their lives through crypto.
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The bitcoin blockchain allows money to travel around the globe without the help of a bank or a government.
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"I travel around China frequently, and there's always a problem," said Paul Adkins, managing director of AZ China Ltd.
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But I do believe that I've been getting a great response in the Latino community as I travel around.
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When Heidi Schreck was 15, she'd travel around the Pacific Northwest for speech competitions hosted by American Legion chapters.
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It protects us from threats that are unseen and can travel around the world on a single flight, unnoticed.
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Q. You got criticism in your first term for leaving the city to travel around the country and abroad.
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I travel around 20 weeks of the year, so I spend a few hours in airport lounges every month.
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Business executives affected by travel restrictions in January and February could look at resuming travel around April or May.
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These waves, called zonal waves, are influenced by severe weather on Earth's surface and travel around the upper atmosphere.
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The family wanted to be able to travel around Australia for months on end, SLWarwick Boswerger told Business Insider.
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And then you do all kinds of other things, and travel around and talk to me, things like that.
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At that altitude a satellite takes a day to travel around the planet, seeming to hover in the same place.
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After the second test, it appeared that the missile could travel around 10,000 km, or 6,200 miles, according to experts.
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Then she runs into a band of young nomads who travel around the country in a van, selling magazine subscriptions.
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There's a new dream vacation out there for those who've always wanted to travel around Europe while surrounded by chocolate.
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He likes to travel around the world and has also visited countries such as India and Iceland, his brother said.
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But now he is on the case, given three months to travel around the globe, reporting weekly on his discoveries.
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But the re-sealed border between Rishton and Sokh shows that travel around the Fergana Valley remains far from frictionless.
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Travel around the world one building at a time with art book publisher Taschen's newest installment to their Architecture Now!
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I remember being very unrestricted in my ability to travel around on my own and ride bikes wherever I wanted.
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It lets you travel around the world and look at monuments as if you were right in front of them.
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He hired Puckett to travel around the country twice a month to help organize events making about $200 each trip.
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The performance was staged on a LeWittian large-scale sculpture by Solange that will travel around the US this summer.
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One project filled the building with 58,000 gallons of water and allowed visitors to travel around it in inflatable boats.
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After the second test, it appeared that the missile could travel around 229,21990 km, or 225,200 miles, according to experts.
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Along with more ways to get to Astoria, it will soon be easier to travel around the neighborhood as well.
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From there, winds that travel around the globe from West to East blew it all the way to the Himalayas.
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When we travel around the world promoting things, we try to see the Cirque du Soleil show in that city.
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While Japan's system of shinkansen, or bullet trains, makes travel around the country extremely convenient, no lines stop in Tottori.
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I loved that Careem also offered a "BUS" option, a cheaper way to travel around cities on pre-set routes.
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She planned to travel around the world and, after falling in love with Southeast Asia, settled in Vietnam in 2012.
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Many travel around Moscow in cars with red diplomatic license plates that start with 004, denoting United States Embassy vehicles.
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Their tour company put them on the same bus that would travel around the country for the next 10 days.
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The idea is to help people reevaluate the ten trillion miles that cars currently travel around the world each year.
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But first, he must obtain his certification, and travel around workplaces in France and abroad to become a skilled craftsman.
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I travel around the world, and there are so many beautiful girls, but that's not going to make you a supermodel.
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You don't travel around the world to do so, and you don't look like a more athletic version of Barbie's Ken.
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A more cohesive, untroubled, assured, uncomplicated Britain would have been a much less interesting one to travel around and write about.
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The idea is to turn Lyft into the one app through which users plan and pay for travel around urban areas.
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On several occasions, the billionaire has got into trouble while trying to travel around the world in a hot air balloon.
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World of Beer, a franchise pub, is offering three lucky people the chance to travel around the world and drink beer.
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The pop up events constantly travel around the world, creating unparalleled levels of frenzy in locations such as London and Dublin.
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Sixteen racers will travel around the world, flying their drones in an array of venues from NFL stadiums to abandoned malls.
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Because their orbits are so interconnected, they also exert influence over one another, shifting the way they travel around the star.
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Travel around the world as we feature some of the most decadent, savory, and eccentric street foods from 15 different countries.
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"And of course, they get to travel around the world and earn much more money than the usual job in Korea."
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The bears travel around the ocean looking for a safe place to land as their ice floe gets smaller and smaller.
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If Mars doesn't pique your interest, you could still take a ride in a SpaceX rocket to travel around the world.
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According to Visit Stockholm, 11 million people travel around the Baltic Sea every year, many of them on a booze cruise.
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The plan had been to travel around France and explore Brittany, which is the setting for the action in my book.
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Our reporter in Turkey talks about his extensive travel around the country, and how its autocratic president is extending his power.
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The cars were so ubiquitous as to be invisible, so there was no more anonymous way to travel around the city.
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We had no clue how to travel around the world with a wedding dress but we figured that was a start!
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Yes, watching the market is important, but when I travel around to middle America, Eric, I see that this is hurting people.
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Beyond music education, AMB students travel around California performing at a variety of events, including singing the national anthem at Lakers games.
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During a thunderstorm, flashes of lightning create electromagnetic waves which travel around the planet, bouncing between the earth's surface and the ionosphere.
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Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions kicks off a series of screenings of video art and experimental cinema that will travel around the city.
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The technology developed in 2017 will have a profound impact on how goods and people travel around the country in the future.
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Crises can hit any company for any number of reasons, and today, bad news can travel around the world in a flash.
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The bride and groom decided to leave their jobs to travel around the world for at least six months after the wedding.
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It is frustrating when he has to travel around the world for his career while she needs to be here for hers.
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New Zealand's Tom Currie quit his job as a barista and bartender to travel around and try to catch all 250 Pokemon.
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Specifically, since her job is to travel around the world, does Markle need to worry about contracting Zika now that she's pregnant?
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The company employs a network of scouts who travel around the US looking for cars that can be snapped up and refurbished.
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This more powerful spaceship propulsion allows ships to travel around the solar system and gives us the whole plot of The Expanse.
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O&aposConnell said that the group is tight-knit and that many travel around to work seasonal jobs at resorts year-round.
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Around the same time, Johannes Kepler used similar calculations to establish the time that a planet takes to travel around the sun.
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He's poised to add more names to that list as he continues to travel around the world and help out his family.
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My friend, Jersey Dave, his job before the show was that he used to travel around the country, filming children's dance competitions.
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Almost all respondents say they are happy with the city's local transportation system and that it's easy to travel around the region.
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Gloria Steinem grew up in Ohio, living in a trailer in which her father Leo used to travel around and sell antiques.
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She wants to travel around the country comfortably and to give others in the service horse community the same sense of agency.
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Word of the Day : travel around, through, or over, especially on foot _________ The word peregrinate has appeared in 39 articles on NYTimes.
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"I am so proud to belong to the Cuban ballet, and to travel around the world and then come back," she added.
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Ahmed will travel around the country to assess trafficking cases, identifying gaps in evidence and giving his recommendations on how to proceed.
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Keep scrolling to learn about the Mercedes-Benz camper conversion that allows the duo to travel around the country at their leisure:
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Through these jobs, Demos got to travel around the world (ironically, his first trip to New Zealand was for Falling Inn Love).
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In "Station Eleven," they travel around spreading their word, but an encounter with a prophet threatens to break everything they have built.
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The job, which was pro bono, allowed him to travel around the country, visiting provincial governors, corps commanders, and district police chiefs.
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DIMON: So I think if you -- when i travel around, CEOs of other industries: logistics, steel, manufacturing, pipeline, they've all seen it.
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We travel around a lot more than 50 years ago and it's not just souvenirs that we bring back from trips abroad.
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Tourists, be warned: Travel around France is in a tangle today because of mass strikes and protests over President Macron's retirement reform.
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Update: Zuckerberg posted a note on Facebook explaining his decision: As I travel around the world, I see many nations turning inwards.
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Ride-hailing services like Lyft, Juno, Gett, Via, and of course Uber have upended how people travel around the places where they live.
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When I travel around the world, the thing that has struck me time and time and time again is how similar we are.
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The company is currently making multiple versions of a "Standard Range" Model 3 that can travel around 220 miles on a single charge.
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Hot off their second wedding, Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz's are continuing to have the best summer ever as they travel around Italy.
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I still have some friends who go to Europe to travel around, but I think Europe is too expensive now for casual travel.
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" Lloyd echoes his partner's enthusiasm: "I'm most excited for the drive and the journey, the fact that we get to travel around America.
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Another tempting target is trade finance, which still requires lots of paperwork to travel around the globe along with the goods being sold.
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The game lets you live out your Pokémon fantasies, using your phone's GPS to travel around the real world, catching virtual pocket monsters.
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This was a fun feature for Instagram employees, who are well paid and frequently travel around the world taking pictures of their adventures.
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NORAD is tracking Santa Claus and his reindeer for the 62nd year in a row as they travel around the world delivering presents.
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"The more tourists we can get in, the more they can travel around the country, that's fantastic for our business," Joyce told reporters.
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"Success-journey" is a good runic translation for a maypole dance, since the girls have to travel around it to generate good luck.
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Once launched the probe would travel around 40 million miles over nine months before touching down to study the Martian atmosphere and climate.
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Following this model from sports like golf or tennis, players would travel around the world to major tournaments and compete for prize money.
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The second (and super important) quest in the game is to fix it; it's the only way to quickly travel around the world.
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Traveling as far as Mars may be too risky and isolating for some, so why not just travel around the moon and back?
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But he and Mr. Shah, who constantly travel around India as if they are always in campaign mode, have a strategy for that.
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And I've been fortunate to be able to travel around the world, and I can't wait to get back home to New Orleans.
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Its best parts come from recognizing the escalating absurdity of the plot, and how this affected the way characters travel around the world.
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Ethnologist Katarzyna Kopecka and photographer Piotr Pawlak travel around Poland searching for the sites of former Jewish cemeteries in their 'Currently Absent' project.
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In order to do so, Gonger and Cookie Monster will travel around the world in order to get their food straight-from-the-source.
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"Travel around in some areas and you see the plants all over the place," says Tom Blickman of the Transnational Institute, a research group.
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It introduced me to people that are now so important in my life, it made me travel around the world, discover so many places.
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He WAS a barista and bartender, but now he's quit all of that noise to travel around and try to catch all 250 Pokemon.
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In that game, capitalists travel around the board, buying up properties, paying rent, and importantly passing "Go" and collecting $200 each and every time.
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In 2011, Italy issued thousands of temporary residency permits, which allow immigrants to travel around Europe, to Tunisians who had arrived on its shores.
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However, Hercules was said to be treated differently because of his culinary prowess, and was allowed to travel around Philadelphia and wear fine clothes.
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I've been fortunate to be able to travel around the world and see so many different cultures that have so many different beauty trends.
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She asked for $125,000 from a Russian billionaire so that she could travel around the U.S., meeting with GOP presidential candidates and NRA leaders.
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The agency, based in Montreal, manages the Convention on International Civil Aviation, the agreement that ensures safe and orderly air travel around the world.
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So when we traveled for his wedding, we tacked on several weeks of travel around the country to see all our family and friends.
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Mountain travel around Butte Meadows has been highly discouraged by the NWS this week because a winter storm is expected to drop heavy snowfall.
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He befriended the financier Pierre Jacques Onésyme Bergeret de Grancourt (known as Bergeret) and they embarked on a year of luxury travel around Europe.
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Or a couple of singers who inexplicably make robotic sounds when they walk and travel around the area playing shows at virtually empty venues.
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For the price of admission, plus food and drinks, you can travel around the world and sip & bite for the many countries and destinations!
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While he is away, the president is dispatching Cabinet members and other senior officials to travel around the country to plug the tax plan.
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My parents performed in a musical variety group sponsored by the local Elks lodge that would travel around lip-syncing songs by popular artists.
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"I've teamed up with Beautiful Destinations for a series as I travel around the world," the producer wrote on his Facebook page on Friday.
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Just because you're no longer alive and you have to travel around in a white sheet doesn't mean you can't also look your best, right?
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Cycling Pathways to Mars details a plausible pathway for getting humans to Mars within a few decades by building spacecraft to travel around orbit cycles.
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The creator of the account created a Flannery O'Connor mask that they travel around the world with, documenting "Flannery" in weird places, searching for love.
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"I intend this autumn to travel around some other European capitals to try and help independents and democracy movements in those countries too," he said.
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Iran is celebrating the Nowrouz new year holidays, a time when many families travel around the country, but police asked people to avoid unnecessary journeys.
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According to Earth Sky, those 13 months are the length of time it takes for Earth to travel around the sun — compared to Jupiter's path.
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This used to be the only feasible year-round route for merchant ships to travel around the Americas, before the Panama Canal opened in 1914.
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The ongoing lockdown and communications blackout in Kashmir is also making it difficult for reporters to travel around the region and to file stories online.
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Beyond search ads, Amazon offers display ads, TV-like ads in live sports telecasts and targeted ads to people as they travel around the web.
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The restaurant group is currently hiring three "Drink It Interns" for summer 2016, who will travel around the country recording their adventures on social media.
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From there on, you can travel around, discovering gyms (which, like Poké Stops, are tied to real-world landmarks) and claim them for your team.
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Like, if we travel around the world in our ships and the accidental byproduct is that some frog goes extinct, that's just how nature works.
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And so when I travel around the country talking about the book, I always ask people, how old were you when you were let out?
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When top applicants get a call from NASA for an interview, they travel around the country to meet with various stakeholders — including current astronauts themselves.
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Monthslong transit strikes kept many Parisians off the street last year, and further disruption looms as the coronavirus outbreak increasingly hampers travel around the globe.
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Most of those inspectors are based in the United States and travel around the world to conduct anywhere from three to six inspections per year.
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The tiny home mitigated the high costs and is equipped with all-terrain tires, allowing the van and its owner to travel around the country.
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Until now, almost all of the solar-watching spacecraft have orbited in the ecliptic, or the same plane that the planets travel around the sun.
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They travel around the world collecting items from Indonesia and different parts of Africa, and over the years I talk to them like surrogate parents.
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Now, I save up all my holiday and take it one go so I can travel around India and go to visit her every year.
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Once they leave the White House, some presidents travel around the country for speaking engagements, others take up painting and still others … become NBA team owners?
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The documentary follows them as they travel around the world—to Uganda, Kenya, Mexico, Japan, Australia, and Italy—tasting local delicacies and experimenting with insect cuisine.
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The fact that women find it harder to travel around the city safely and cheaply, WIRED points out, could lead to missed work or economic opportunities.
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One thing that helped me save: I was on tour for 10 months a few years ago, so I was paid to travel around the country.
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Perhaps the first to organize such ventures was the Paris optician Noël-Marie-Paymal Lerebours, who assembled a series of photographers to travel around the Mediterranean.
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"Things travel around on social media without necessarily the same sort of completeness that you might see in a longer form article about it," she said.
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"But there is very limited capacity outside of Bangui (the capital) and it is difficult to travel around the country due to the insecurity," Yao said.
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Like presidents before him, Trump is planning to travel around the country selling aspects of his speech, including possible events at structures in need of repair.
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Per Grego, the top distance the ICBM could travel in this case was 5,800 kilometers; a North Korean missile would need to travel around 11,000 kilometers.
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Directed by Kaspar'89, the black and white video follows Marie Davidson and Pierre Guerineau, as they travel around Europe on tour by land and sea.
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He seeks out Oatly — the breakthrough Swedish brand that has become the face of oat milk — wherever he goes, even planning his travel around its availability.
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Starship's six-wheeled robots are a little under two feet tall, weigh about 40 pounds when empty and travel around four miles per hour — walking speed.
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We would travel around and dancers would audition with us onstage and next thing we'd know the really good ones would show up in New York.
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In a Facebook video, President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines encouraged people to travel around the country because "everything is safe in our country," he said.
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Millions of Chinese people are expected to travel around the country during the annual holiday to visit friends and family, giving the virus opportunities to spread.
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Republican senators at the time of the health-care debate also said that Trump didn't travel around the country enough to sell his vision for reform.
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Sure, go travel around the world for several months, play tennis in the middle of the day and take a siesta after a particularly hearty meal.
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It's expensive to hire workers to travel around cities replacing dead batteries, so having riders swap batteries could reduce how many people Uber needs to pay.
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Watching his post travel around social media, he said the hardest thing has been knowing the mainstream media still doesn't understand how violent men use the internet.
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Rather, they are a small group of individuals who travel around the country attaching themselves to various local fights against the federal government, usually over land rights.
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Gamers travel around their city to grab cool tokens and new Pokémon balls from "Pokéstops", which are actual brick and mortar locations like diners and coffee shops.
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"The reason people loved him and watched him travel around the world was that he had an innate curiosity about other people and other cultures," she said.
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The Airstream, which will travel around the U.S. throughout the holiday season, employs artificial intelligence technology to help shoppers find curated gifts for everyone on their list.
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You can bet I'll be marching right alongside them, continuing to travel around the country advocating for the basic rights and health care that all people deserve.
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In this world, people called "trainers" travel around the globe to tame these creatures and, in an ethically questionable manner, use them to fight against each other.
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I would travel around Texas and the Southwest on weekends, taking advantage of geographic price discrepancies – like buying hockey cards in Texas and shipping them to Canada.
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However, we do suggest you take a little time, peruse some Instagram feeds, and travel around the internet for a bit before you make your final decision.
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They've worked with the US Department of Energy, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and other groups to travel around the country and train fire responders in person.
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A plethora of startups—as well as major companies like IBM and Walmart—are betting that the tech will change the way goods travel around the world.
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Artist Robert Smithson sketched an idea for a Floating Island to Travel Around Manhattan (1970/2005), realized posthumously by Minetta Brook in collaboration with the Whitney Museum.
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Trains travel around the cities in the app (New York, Tokyo, Detroit) and can be interacted with by others players, including your crew members and rival crews.
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We travel around Los Angeles with the artist on the last leg of his tour and get to hear some of his new music in Rubin's studio.
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Once you've established yourself in the scene, you travel around the world and discover extraordinary places and experience situations that you would never have in normal life.
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She paid to travel around the world and attend as many World Cup halfpipe events as she could, being careful not to fall down during her runs.
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That way, as you travel around to landmarks and notable locations in your city, you can catch the creatures and then train and battle them at gyms.
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Trump has fumed about Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price's use of private jets to travel around the country on routes easily accessible by commercial means.
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Well, welcome to the world, and the world that I have had the good fortune to travel around and work at now will be my 11th Olympics.
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He proceeded to travel around the country, engaging in violence at other protests, now under the online moniker Based Stickman — a cheerful reference to the Berkeley attacks.
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United Kingdom airline Flybe entered administration — a practice similar to declaring bankruptcy — early Thursday morning as the new coronavirus continues to impact air travel around the world.
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After working nonstop for nearly 21 years, Mario — burned out — decided it was time to pursue a lifelong goal: to travel around the world, without leaving home.
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For my study abroad experience, I decided to sign up for Semester at Sea, a program that lets students travel around the world on a cruise ship.
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However they encouraged Americans to travel around the country, including to states where some of the country's more than 235 cases of the disease have been recorded.
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He said SpaceX was continuing to study using Starship as a speedy — likely expensive — way to travel around the world, New York to Tokyo in 30 minutes.
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Travel around a rural berg stealing, hiding, disguising, and car thievin' your way to the heart of a mystery: who framed you and sent you to prison?
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The EPA says the Taycan Turbo — the $150,900 dual-motor version with 616 horsepower — will only be able to travel around 201 miles on a full battery.
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"This strange assumption of the Kremlin: to pour brilliant green on me so that I don't travel around the country and call rallies," he wrote on Facebook.
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Memes and other YouTube videos have surfaced with outlandish claims the students are anti-gun "actors" who travel around the country to the sites of mass shootings.
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The company says the S-Pod can go up to 24 mph and works like a motorized wheelchair, allowing its user to sit while they travel around.
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My work purposely has a viral or sometimes even clickbait side to it, as it's intended to travel around the internet and be absorbed into different subcultures.
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London Dread is set in 1899 London and has its investigators travel around the city unraveling nefarious plots involving gang leaders, mysterious killers, cults and mad science.
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Reading today's news about the European Union's passage of the Copyright Directive, though, I wondered whether we would all soon need passports as we travel around the web.
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On average, Africans need a visa to travel to 54% of the continent's countries; it's easier for Americans to travel around Africa than it is for Africans themselves.
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After the end of civilization, Chito and Yuuri travel around the rusted-out remains of a city, looking for the food and supplies they need to continue surviving.
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" He said current space travel mechanisms of "burning chemical rockets" is the "equivalent of using a sailboat or a pedal boat to try and travel around the world.
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My plan was to travel around the world for several months before looking for a new position, and that's what I've been doing for the last three months.
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The 36-year-old is unwilling to settle when it comes to love and is looking for an intelligent and driven partner to travel around the world with.
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The linear haloes, which can change color as they travel around a form, heighten the forms they contain, as well as imbue the painting with an optical hum.
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This evening, SpaceX will announce the identity of a mystery passenger who has signed on to travel around the Moon in the company's Big Falcon Rocket, or BFR.
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I am happy to be teaming up with Elon Musk and #SpaceX to be the first private passenger to travel around the moon aboard the BFR launch vehicle.
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Still, when Peak was a teenager and had to travel around the country to play AAU basketball, his mother held weekend neighborhood fish fries to fund his trips.
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In addition to a huge digital media presence, its leaders travel around the world to meet with prominent politicians and other influential people and promote this horrifying story.
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When the latter half of the third season drops, fans will see the majority of their favorite characters travel around the globe together and take on Tokyo, Japan.
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David Petraeus regularly engaged with the press — by inviting them to travel around Iraq with him, in media briefings, in one-on-one interviews, and in private conversations.
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But what's even more worrisome is that third-party groups, some connected to foreign governments, have spent tens of thousands of dollars helping regulators travel around the world.
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Not only does it not impose close-in booking fees on awards, but it also partners with a vast network of renowned airlines that travel around the world.
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This invention seems to fit that bill, because the ability to travel around the country without actually going through the hassle of traveling would truly be life-changing.
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"Everywhere I travel around the world, investors of all types — individuals, family offices, hedge funds, sovereign wealth funds or private equity — want to get into SpaceX," Hilmer said.
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Among the older works is Robert Smithson's 22014 "Study for Floating Island to Travel Around Manhattan Island," a park set on a barge and towed by a tugboat.
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The levels observed pose no health threat in the region studied, write the authors, but show how fast antibiotic resistance can travel around the globe, the report finds.
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The titular characters travel around the globe beating up everyone who posted something mean about Bluntman and Chronic, the movie based on the comics based on their likeness.
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"Back in the day, I used to say ultimately what this means is we were just cars, vehicles, for the Whills to travel around in," Lucas went on.
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The Verge, which got to test the game early, says the basic premise of the game will be to travel around to capture, train, and battle your Pokémon.
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Earlier, the government advised against all non-essential travel around the world but said it would work with the freight industry to maintain deliveries and cut out disruption.
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After years of working in finance making a six-figure salary, she felt burnt out and uninspired, and decided to take time off to travel around Latin America.
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Members of the team will travel around the city offering buprenorphine prescriptions to addicted homeless people, which they can fill the same day at a city-run pharmacy.
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When they aren't fighting for clients on Capitol Hill, Mehlman and Castagnetti travel around the country providing insight for groups outside the Beltway into how American leaders think.
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Zanis plans to turn a trailer into a mobile workshop so he can travel around the country teaching members of the Lutheran church how to build the memorials.
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Memes and videos on YouTube claim some of the students are "actors" working for anti-gun groups who travel around the country to the sites of mass shootings.
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"People laugh when you travel around the country and say we have too many jobs," says Lenny Siegel, the vice-mayor of Mountain View, where Google is based.
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"The music inspired me to create a cosmic travel around organic matters on the 'birth' theme which is the atmosphere of the song," Moyse tells The Creators Project.
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David Wright, a missile expert at the Union of Concerned Scientists, writes that the missile could travel around 8,100 miles if it were launched at a standard trajectory.
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"I moved full-time into my van two years ago and I travel around the world working and playing, which are basically the same thing to me," she said.
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The 767 jet retails for up to $200 MILLION, and all Champagne Papi has to do is use it to travel around the world and take photographs flaunting it.
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Because hotel staff are unable to travel around Nyepi, Four Seasons said it arranges for its staff to stay at the hotel to ensure a level of maintained operations.
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He tells friends that he has family in New York, Paris, and Rome, and that Signore Versace has asked him to travel around the world with him designing costumes.
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Millennials travel around using Uber instead of taxis, they use Airbnb instead of hotels, and they buy gifts on entrepreneurial sites like Etsy instead of brick-and-mortar stores.
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Find a beautiful, evangelical, actor husband and start a Christian theater troupe that would travel around the world changing hearts and minds for Jesus Christ through missionary mimes...sigh.
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"It's kind of like you can travel around the country and you see the same suburban stores everywhere you go, the same chains," said Mr. Burd of New America.
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They met after getting seated next to each other at an influencer brunch event, and often travel around the city together to capture photos and help each other out.
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Organisers say spectators will be able to travel around the city using public transportation, including a beefed-up metro system, but LA is up against Paris's first-rate metro.
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There are still contestants left on The Bachelor, who will experience group dates, travel around the world, and be witness to a million puns about air travel and windmills.
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SoFi Money will reimburse all ATM fees worldwideMy husband and I travel around four months of the year, and we&aposre normally extremely careful about the ATMs we use.
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The number one question I am getting as I travel around the world or talk to world leaders right now is, what is happening in America -- about our politics.
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He rented an apartment and mobile homes used by the NSU to travel around Germany, though the court said it couldn&apost be proved he knew of the planned crimes.
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Commenters claim Adamo has financial privileges that have afforded her support and access to nannies, and opportunities to travel around the globe with her family for more than 18 months.
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I&aposm fortunate, I travel around the country and speak to thousands of people personally a week and what they are saying is, they&aposre tired of this impeach talk.
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Those camps charge members fees for shared expenses, such as the costs of an art car, which is an intricately decorated vehicle used by Burners to travel around the desert.
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Travel around the country today, as Charlemagne did last week on a trip organised by the European Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank, and you encounter a different mood.
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"I will continue casting several more life-size Triceratops heads in the coming years and eventually have enough for a whole show that can travel around the country," says Habeck.
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In Super Mario Odyssey, you travel around the world in pursuit of Bowser and the perennially abducted Peach, collecting "Power Moons" to fuel your hat-shaped craft, the titular Odyssey.
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As I look around and I travel around the world, I'm starting to see people and nations turning inward, against this idea of a connected world and a global community.
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I only needed $2403,2240 to do the hike itself, but I saved more than twice what I needed as a buffer and for extra travel around the United States afterward.
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But if you don't want to travel around the world, you can still invest in a bike to ride around Sydney for just $100 AUD, or $67.48 in the US.
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Like Girault, Greene was able to take advantage of his independent wealth and France's status as a colonial power to study photography and to travel around the Mediterranean using it.
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Nearby, the stars KELT-B and KELT-C orbit one another once every 24 years, and together they travel around KELT-A and its planet every 43,24 years or so.
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Read more: It took Twitter longer to secure Jack Dorsey's account from hackers than it would for a nuclear missile to travel around the world — and that should terrify you
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After a summer of travel around the world speaking about math, Po is back at Carnegie Mellon, working with 25+ students in a unique class focused on creative problem-solving.
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It's easy to spot members of the Dutch delegation at the Winter Olympics as they travel around on orange bicycles, 132 of which were shipped to South Korea by boat.
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She brought a whole bunch of people together who became instant friends, and then we would travel around the countryside, from beautiful mountains to beautiful hamlets, and just hang out.
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The S-Pod is already drawing comparisons to another movie vehicle: the hoverchairs in the Disney-Pixar animated movie "Wall-E" that passengers use to travel around and essentially inhabit.
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" She added, "As I travel around the country people are saying to me, 'Jill, we don't like it, that the Democrats are attacking one another,' and I agree with that.
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Transportation has been shut down since Thursday morning local time – right before Chinese new year, one of the busiest travel weeks when millions are expected to travel around the country.
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U.S. News & World Report recently released its annual rankings of the best vacation destinations, including the best places to travel around the world, in the U.S., and in the Caribbean.
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I don't really travel around the US, but I can tell you I definitely wouldn't hold hands in the south especially with all the crazy anti-LGBT legislation popping up.
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The company behind the original Segway on Friday unveiled its plans for a personal "transporting pod" that allows its user to travel around on what&aposs essentially an electric wheelchair.
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Jonze: Yeah, this show is "Gaycation," and this is a show that Ellen is making with her friend, Ian Daniel, and they travel around the world and explore LGBT culture.
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According to Mashable, Steven and Millie Tani, a couple from southern California, have been together for 27 years, and travel around the state to participate in various cosplaying conventions and events.
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In a small meeting in a cramped, windowless conference room Thursday morning, seven bureaucrats took a small step that could maybe, someday, change the way people travel around New York City.
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BuzzFeed also pointed out that his middle name, Magellan, was most likely after the famous Portuguese explorer, Ferdinand Magellan, known for being the first person to ever travel around the earth.
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Accomable co-founder Srin Madipalli, 31, started the company two years ago after quitting his job as a corporate lawyer and embarking on a five months of travel around the world.
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European consumers will be able to make use of digital subscriptions as they travel around the 28-Member State bloc in future, after EU negotiators agreed a deal on service portability.
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Hundreds of thousands of Londoners will be able to travel around the capital throughout the night from this summer as the official start date for the Night Tube was revealed today.
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In this extremely popular Euro-game for two to five players ages eight and up, players collect train cards and establish train routes that enable them to travel around the country.
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Now the company has revealed how you'll actually be able to buy a pair: from bright yellow vending machines — called "Snapbots" — that will travel around the country selling the device. pic.twitter.
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"I met President Trump in the White House and thanked him for his leadership on defense spending because that message has helped me as I travel around NATO capitals," he added.
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The renovation process will force the New York Philharmonic to travel around other halls and spaces for at least two seasons, an experience that will hopefully broaden both orchestra and audience.
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There, she will work on a new piece concerning undocumented children and continue to travel around the world showing her plays, films, performances — and all her projects that cross these disciplines.
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Staying at home meant that Hegar, who has been endorsed by national Democrats, could not travel around the state, the tactic that made the party's last nominee, Beto O'Rourke, more competitive.
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The private aviation industry would like to be included in any federal aid that goes to airlines struggling with decimated revenue streams as coronavirus wreaks havoc on travel around the world.
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We planned to travel around the country, but our first stop would be Bangkok, and we selected The Siam Bangkok based on its strong reviews, luxury reputation, and gorgeous starter rooms.
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His library and foundation will serve as a platform for him to travel around the world, confront systemic issues of race relations, and push for technological change aimed at improving society.
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The company typically announces new software features and sometimes hardware products as people travel around the world to San Jose, California, for workshops about building software for iPhones, iPads and Macs.
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However, the S-Pod is already drawing comparisons to another movie vehicle: the hoverchairs in the Disney-Pixar animated movie "Wall-E" that passengers use to travel around and essentially inhabit.
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"The No. 1 question I am getting as I travel around the world or talk to world leaders right now is, what is happening in America -- about our politics," Obama said.
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The interface allows users to travel around and within the sculptures, getting closer than visitors often can in the museum space itself thanks to three-dimensional rendering from every imaginable angle.
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Ricco Rejnholdt Krog, a design director at Lego, says children are brought in weekly to test drive products and twice a year the designers travel around the world testing themes and changes.
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As I travel around the world today, I'm reminded how important it is that the person who represents our nation is trusted by our allies, and who listens more than she talks.
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According to data from KAYAK, those looking to travel around the U.S. this summer should book with a departure date of Saturday, June 3 for the best shot at a cheaper ticket.
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"We're here in an Airbnb and it's part of how you hope to see the world transform, which is more local and cultural connections as people travel around the world," he said.
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If something similar happened again, then maybe today's Berlin-based gabbers wouldn't have to travel around so much to major events like Defqon, Thunderdome, and Syndicate to hear the music they love.
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Less succinctly put, MCE is like other real-world-based AR games in that it lets you travel around a virtual version of your area, collecting items and participating in mini-games.
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The Smithsonian Institute is currently hiring an individual to quite literally travel around the US, sipping beer and researching the history of American brewing along the way, the Washington City Paper reports.
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Charitably interpreting the messages as sacred commands rather than platitudes, he is compelled to travel around America (rather like Mark Zuckerberg's "Great American Road Trip"), with the vague aim of "solving violence".
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Now, for a dude to travel around the world and get on the mic in Mother Russia ... ya gotta imagine he took home a good chunk of cheddar to show for it.
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"As I look around and I travel around the world, I'm starting to see people and nations turning inward, against this idea of a connected world and a global community," he said.
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Washington (CNN)Patience is waning on Capitol Hill for Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price who reportedly spent thousands of taxpayer dollars on privately chartered flights to travel around the country.
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The bulk of the story is set in the years 1953-54, as Laurel (Steve Coogan) and Hardy (John C. Reilly) travel around Britain, rehashing their old routines in a stage show.
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Trump was incensed that Price's actions undermined his vow to "drain the swamp," though Price is not the only Cabinet official to have used private air charters to travel around the country.
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For me, it was also a journey of learning more about L.G.B.T. history and culture and also to demonstrate what it means to be a gay person and travel around the world.
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In the new spinoff, "Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders" (starting on Wednesday on CBS), murderous psychos are everywhere Americans travel around the world, waiting to sell them into slavery or steal their kidneys.
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I have been fortunate to travel around the world, meet a lot of inspiring people who I get to create amazing things with as well as give insight to from my journey.
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"When you travel around frequently, you don't get an opportunity to build a deep history with people, so the friendships end up being more superficial and more short term," Mr. Manson said.
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Travel around the resort by water — you can rent motorized boats at multiple locations across Disney World, or even try kayak rentals and canoes, which only exist at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort.
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Disney Cruise Line just introduced their newest crew member: Captain Minnie Mouse, who will travel around on the company's ships this year to empower young girls and encourage them to explore maritime careers.
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But now, as I look around and as I travel around the world, I'm starting to see people and nations turning inward — against this idea of a connected world and a global community.
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Victoria's Secret Angels get to do a lot of fun things on the job — like travel around the globe and party with Selena Gomez, but sometimes they have to get down to business.
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Kurzweil's time lines are probably a bit optimistic, but his concepts are sound; we're finding new ways of breaching the blood-brain-barrier and creating microscopic machines that can travel around the body.
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Furthermore, many Jupiter-sized planets in other solar systems travel around their mother star in a very small orbit (sometimes comparable to roughly the orbit of Mercury, the nearest planet to the sun).
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"But more importantly, paying ransom, for Canadians, would endanger the lives of every single one of the millions of Canadians who live, work and travel around the globe every single year," he said.
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"I think it gave Dhruv and I the opportunity to travel around the region and really understand what consumers want," she said of her corporate role and Kapoor's job as a software engineer.
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The refugees living in a border town in northeast Lebanon will travel around 20 km (12 miles) over mountains that have separated them from their homes in Syria's western Qalamoun region for years.
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The bus will travel around New York City before heading west to San Francisco, where it plans to park on the campuses of large employers, catering to tech employees curious about their fertility.
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Her employer does reimburse for parking and mileage (over 15 miles from their downtown office), but for most travel around the city with her son, she tends to use the bus or train.
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Worse of all, Dynasty Warriors 9 wants to be an open world, but since all you do is fast travel around and clear mediocre combat challenges, only ever feels like a big space.
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The spacecraft for the Chandrayaan-2 mission will include a rover, a lander that will attempt to touch down near the Moon's south pole, and an orbiter that will travel around the Moon.
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Google worked with Ubilabs to build a series of miniature Street View vehicles, shown in these pictures, that could travel around the model landscape and capture the scaled-down world in beautiful detail.
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Herring's move prompted a scramble for Utah permits by Virginia concealed carriers who wanted to insure they could travel around the country while armed, regardless of how their home state's policy may change.
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I've had the opportunity to travel around this great nation and get an insider's view of how the political process works, talking to some of the people who will decide the 2016 election.
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The chef Damaris Phillips and the auto-racing analyst Rutledge Wood team up for this food series, in which they travel around the South sampling food and understanding the cultures that cook them.
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Paul Whelan, the security chief of an international auto parts manufacturer, loved to travel around Russia and was in contact on social media with ordinary citizens there, including retired members of the military.
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I had the incredible fortune of becoming The New York Times' 52 Places Traveler and getting to travel around the world living exclusively in moderately priced hotels (and Airbnbs and on friend's couches).
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At some point that is likely soon, these candidates' ability to pay their staffs and travel around the country will be curtailed by their lack of polling progress -- and the fundraising that follows.
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You can have great academics, you can travel around the country, with what we call deep dives to see different places, and the student body which is relatively small like the Rhodes scholarship.
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But if you want to play -- on the court, in the game, and travel around the world on a constant basis and every night live as an adult -- you better be 21 years old.
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Becker said she is working with local partners, the Heraion Foundation, to open a children's hospital in northern Iraq so children will no longer need to travel around the world for specialized medical attention.
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The drink that resonates best with the judges' palates—and emotions—earns its maker a year of travel around the world to promote the cocktail, guest bartend, and host panels and seminars for bartenders.
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Related: Travel Around a Flooded Utopian London in This Open World Video Game This Is the Most Accurate Simulation Of The Universe Ever Baby X, The Intelligent Toddler Simulation, Is Getting Smarter Every Day
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Over the following seasons, the two travel around the United States in a 1967 Chevy Impala, hunting down supernatural creatures, and finding themselves in the midst of a greater war between good and evil.
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BRATTON: WELL IN TERMS OF THE ISSUE OF WORKPLACE, KEEPING YOUR EMPLOYEES SAFE AS THEY TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD, KEEPING THEM SAFE FROM TERRORISM, KEEPING THEM SAFE FROM KIDNAPPING, WORKPLACE VIOLENCE, THE ACTIVE SHOOTERS.
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Google has collected data for years and years on how people use the Internet, what kinds of questions they ask a search engine, and where they travel around after those questions have been asked.
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But a nuclear blast's initial shock wave can travel around a hundred times the speed of sound, before quickly slowing down and decaying, reaching an observer perhaps after five or six seconds, he said.
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With summer internship season quickly approaching, one gig is promising much more than just coffee runs and note-taking — travel website The Points Guy will pay you to travel around the world in style.
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He's been stepping up his travel around the U.S. ahead of the midterms, and was ostensibly in Indiana to boost the prospects of Republican businessman Mike Braun, who is attempting to unseat Democratic Sen.
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The video platform has offered a face-blurring tool since 2012, but the revamped desktop tool now works on items that move, too, and it keeps them blurred as they travel around the video.
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WeWork this year signed on Microsoft's New York sales team as a member, giving them the freedom to travel around town to make sales and pop in to whatever WeWork was closest between meetings.
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The DCCC directed funds to the California Democratic Party to hire an organizer, Katharine Marrs, who would travel around the state forming ties with local groups and persuading them to support the committee's agenda.
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There are a few major cities where you'll find someone providing this service—New York, LA, Mumbai—and some Insta-famous pop-ups that travel around the globe, announcing their arrival via the app.
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That's why one brave soul in New Zealand has done what so many around the world don't have the guts to do: He quit his job to travel around, playing Pokémon Go full-time.
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As I travel around Canada, the rise of restaurants and new dining neighborhoods has been impossible to miss — even if The Times's expense policies discourage me from eating at many of those new places.
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Since then, memes and YouTube videos have surfaced making outlandish claims that some of the students are "actors" working for anti-gun groups who travel around the country to the sites of mass shootings.
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From Mary Poppins and chimney sweep Bert, to Captain America and Agent Carter, the couple, who live in Southern California, travel around the state attending various events and conventions dressed up as their favourite characters.
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Prosecutors consider Eminger to be one of the closest contacts the trio had during their time on the run, saying he rented an apartment and mobile homes used by the NSU to travel around Germany.
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That's not a problem if you use this in an office space regularly, but if you're looking to travel around with it, then the bulk and weight might make it a little difficult to transport.
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In Pokémon Go, you have to travel around the real word, and the game uses your GPS and clock to detect your location on the in-game map and decide which Pokémon appear around you.
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It was absolutely critical for my mental health, and since I am in a healthier headspace we have just started trying again (though this was a "practice month" due to all the travel around ovulation).
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Now, they both work remotely—Murray in the communications field as a freelancer, Trenschel operating and promoting e-commerce websites—while they travel around North America and focus on the things that make them happiest.
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The expression on Mr. Meyers's face contained a mix of curiosity and joy, and it reminded me of asking the mall Santa how he could possibly travel around the whole world in just one night.
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"In the 21992s, they caught the end of an era in which it was possible to travel around the South and personally get to know artists and acquire works directly from them," she told me.
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OBAMA When you travel around this country, like Barack and I have, we've been fortunate to see the country in its fullness: sitting at people's kitchen tables, going to people's churches and veterans' community halls.
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The company typically announces new software features and sometimes hardware products as people travel around the world to San Jose, California for workshops about building software for iPhones, iPads, and Macs hosted by Apple employees.
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The main difference is that "First Daughter" is about a girl (Katie Holmes) who wants to experience college life, and "Chasing Liberty" is about a girl (Mandy Moore) who runs off to travel around Europe.
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But officials on the Hill worry that Trump will blame them for any failure to pass a tax overhaul, so they're throwing the onus back on him to travel around the country and create urgency.
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It actually takes the earth a bit less than 365¼ days to travel around the sun, so one day is also dropped at the turn of every century, except when that year is divisible by 400.
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On Tuesday Odinga blamed police and ruling party supporters for disrupting a planned rally in central Kenya and told reporters that he was planning to travel around the country to direct protests in the coming days.
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Moulton will center this burst of travel around service events, a throwback to a strategy he used during his longshot 2014 House campaign and, in 2018, how he campaigned for many other Democrats like now-Rep.
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Puigdemont said he will continue to travel around Europe in an attempt to explain the separatist position in wealthy Catalonia, which has so far failed to garner any support from European governments or major political parties.
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The group of roughly 15 people decided to travel around Atlanta in a convoy of pickup trucks flying the Confederate flag just weeks after Dylann Roof gunned down nine black people in a South Carolina church.
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He said he had returned to his home in New Hampshire and planned to travel around the country to meet with listeners of his podcast as well as network with other members of the alt-right.
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Minnesota-based Mande and Ben Tucker converted a 1992 school bus into a tiny home on wheels to travel around the country with their one-year-old son Sawyer and eight-year-old dog Penny Lane.
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As writers begin to travel around the world, communing with colleagues in other hemispheres, not only is the situation of the artist illuminated but the situation of the ordinary human being, whose representative the artist is.
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China is increasing measures to stop the spread of a mysterious, deadly virus that originated in the city of Wuhan as millions of people prepare to travel around the country to mark the Chinese New Year.
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Instead, she dishes out coy insults, like discussing Mr. Christie's plans to renovate the State House in Trenton by invoking the term "Palace of Versailles," and noting that she doesn't travel around the state by helicopter.
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WASHINGTON — He loved to travel around Russia by train, collected tea glass holders stamped with Russian historical scenes and maintained social media friendships with ordinary Russians, from a hairstylist to retired members of the country's military.
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During the show's 20 episodes, Jagger, family, and friends travel around the country partaking in "mega" adventures—outdoor activities like shark diving, jousting, heli-boarding, and playing beach volleyball with the U.S. women's beach volleyball team.
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SANTANDER DE QUILICHAO, Colombia (Reuters) - Indigenous leader Edwin Mauricio Capaz pulls on a bulletproof vest every day before getting into the armored car he uses to travel around the restive part of southwest Colombia he calls home.
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The new electric Mini will only be able to travel around 146 miles (235 kilometers) on a full charge, and that's not even the EPA estimate, which will likely be even more conservative (and, typically, more realistic).
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You know, as I travel around the country, I go to meetings, large and small, and I have hardworking Americans coming up to me every day and just saying, Tell the president we appreciate what he's doing.
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MAGA Twitter pundits Jacob Wohl and Ali Alexander claimed they had to travel around Minneapolis in "armored cars" in order to protect themselves from the "Islamicist forces" that had "taken over sections" of the city's police department.
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There is some logic to a deal, as both BuzzFeed and Group Nine specialize in generating relatively low-cost, high-volume video designed to travel around the internet with the help of platforms like Facebook and Google.
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Gipsy layered dresses alternated with flared trousers, suede fringed coats and kimonos made spectators travel around the world in just a few minutes, on Wednesday night, at the end of Milan's first day of its fashion week.
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"We travel around the world with a selected group of students and collaborators exploring the landscapes behind the scenes of technology, looking at the places where our world is actually produced," explains Young to The Creators Project.
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Minnesota-based Mande and Ben Tucker have converted a 1992 school bus into a tiny home on wheels to travel around the country with their one-year-old son Sawyer and eight-year-old dog Penny Lane.
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Yet, even then, the threat continued to feel distant, and that's despite the years of warnings that a respiratory virus might emerge exactly as this one did, and travel around the world, taking lives in its path.
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It was really important to me to travel around the state, to listen to people across the state, and as a result we did better in downstate Illinois than Democrats have done in an awfully long time.
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They bonded over their shared interest in craft beer (she had brought her own to the party) and later went on to home-brew together and travel around the country to visit breweries and try new beers.
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This year's presentation showcased some updates and design changes to his plans and the rocket itself — he wants to put all of SpaceX's resources into the BFR, and use it to provide long-distance travel around planet Earth.
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To save humanity, they hatch an ambitious plan to use thousands of mountain-sized rocket engines to move Earth out of its orbit and travel around Jupiter to slingshot the planet toward another star 4.2 light-years away.
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The show, produced and partially directed by David Fincher (The Social Network, Zodiac), follows FBI agents Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) and Bill Tench (Holt McCallany) as they travel around the US interviewing serial killers and recording their responses.
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Such record keeping and escrow accounts are helpful for smaller, or artisan fisheries that may not have had the budget to travel around the world to get to know potential buyers, or to safeguard themselves against fraudulent claims.
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Todd Elliott, a Jakarta-based terrorism analyst for Concord Consulting, said many Uighurs will see Indonesia as more accessible than Turkey or Syria and are exploiting entrenched smuggling and human-trafficking networks to travel around the region undetected.
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With the exception of Chinese citizens who have been able to drive into the North Korean town of Luo since 2011, foreign visitors are not allowed to travel around the country without a state-approved North Korean guide.
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The UKSA's hope is that launch facilities will attract a host of launch providers to Britain, including traditional rockets launching vertically, new air-launch systems or point-to-point transportation systems for high-speed travel around the world.
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I've also started my own business -- A.C.T. (Action Conquers Terror) Motivational Speaking, through which I travel around the world and share my story to various clients ranging from professional sports teams to Fortune 500 companies to university students.
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The Special Operations Executive, or S.O.E., had a remit to "set Europe ablaze," and while Hall seemed an ideal candidate — as a neutral American, she could travel around France quite openly — many barriers remained, not least her sex.
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When you travel around the world and meet other people, when you go to a country that actually has a terrorism problem like Turkey, when you go to places like that, you know that's historically and fundamentally untrue.
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"We came out of the wedding happy and exhausted," Ms. Santucci said, "so it was great to decompress for a few days" and then to travel around a country they had wanted to visit for a long time.
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So, whenever I travel around the world, when I see these cities, meeting with the state governors, I always try to make sure, if they have the will to receive more tourists, they have these three things in mind.
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HEGSETH: You travel around middle America, you&aposre going to see entire industries that are gone because they&aposve been offshored, tori, entire that have been -- of course, but entire towns that are gone because industries have gone overseas.
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Built with Apple's ARKit, the aim is to encourage real-world exploration — similar to Pokémon GO — as you travel around with either a puppy or a kitten and take care of them, which is more like Tamagotchi and NeoPets.
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"We used to travel around the country attending conventions, and were constantly told how we were the introduction to the community for a lot of people," Troy Wagner, co-creator of Marble Hornets, tells The Verge in an email.
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The magistrates in exile plan to travel around the world to describe what they call the "rupture of constitutional order" in Venezuela and to encourage other countries to join the United States in imposing sanctions on ruling party officials.
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It's got more than a hint of a Minecraft vibe, and it asks you to travel around talking to people, doing quests, and building small townships where those people can live and those quests can have a major impact.
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Traveling to a foreign country can be daunting if you don't know the local language, and while François Thibault, the cellar master and co-founder of Grey Goose, speaks only French, his job requires constant travel around the world.
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Co-owners O'Brien and partner Tessa Plueckhahn said they were closing the cafe - that was also used as a meeting space for women's and LGBT+ groups - as they wanted to move on to other causes and travel around Australia.
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And I have to tell you, as I travel around the country, I think the American people know this, and they know it was freedom, not socialism that created the most prosperous nation in the history of the world.
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The benefits of such citizenship include freedom to live, work and travel around the 28-country union, to vote in European elections, to have access to health care in other EU countries and to take part in Erasmus student exchanges.
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While humans will still do most of the picking in their respective zones, Locus Robots can travel around massive warehouses, avoiding objects, people and each other, and humans only need about an hour of training to start working with them.
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Most schools give at least some of their pupils all-class music lessons, but from the 22016s until the 2200s most councils also paid for peripatetic staff to travel around schools, giving one-to-one or small-group instrumental tuition.
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Not only do they provide the opportunity to meet potential new clients at a variety of venues every month, but they also give you the freedom to travel around your city, country or even around the world while you work.
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Mike: No, that&aposs one of the questions that we get asked as we travel around, we&aposve spoken to many news outlets, and they want to know, Michael, are you actually picking up illegals and putting them on the bus?
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"The road is open... everything is running now in the city and in Syria," he said in the video, describing a road that had previously been cut by sniper fire and saying it was now easier to travel around the country.
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Overlooked no more: Annie Londonderry, who in June 1894, at about age 23, cycled away from her home in Boston, leaving behind her husband and three children, to travel around the world in a journey that came to symbolize women's independence.
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This would seem to contradict some of the more dire predictions for business and our economy we've heard lately, but when I travel around the country, meeting with manufacturing leaders, they often tell me about how good business is right now.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE will cease using private charter jets to travel around the country in the midst of an investigation from the HHS Inspector General office on his travel expenditures.
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While the outcome should provide some relief to the general public that terrorist attacks rarely cause the mass destruction intended, the continued vulnerability of rail travel around the world should be a warning call to security services to bolster existing countermeasures.
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We are confident that we will be able to get our scooters back on the streets of Madrid in a short time, to help residents and visitors travel around the city quickly and safely, in an environmentally-friendly, low-impact way.
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Somehow, improbably, all the hammam body love left a lasting impression; since then, I've managed to skinny dip in a friend's hot tub and travel around Vietnam with a not-super-close friend without caring if she saw me change.
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To process his new reality as a brother not just to one sibling, but to dozens, and to find an opportunity to meet these strangers who shared his DNA, Mr. Baden-Lasar decided to travel around the country and photograph them.
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If you pay even a little attention to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, you've heard about his yearlong project to travel around the United States, which plenty of armchair observers have claimed is him getting ready to run for political office.
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The New York Times is full of dream jobs: Pete Wells gets paid to eat at restaurants; Sebastian Modak is about to travel around the world; Will Shortz is living his eighth-grade dream of making a career out of puzzles.
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"We've been fortunate enough to travel around and kind of see the trend that you don't need a ton of stuff to be happy," Adam told Insider of why the couple wanted to live in something mobile despite the challenges.
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The restrictions on train and other forms of travel will apply to tens of millions of people and come just days before the Lunar New Year holiday, when hundreds of millions of people travel around and out of the country.
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Another was the conspiracy theory that claimed some of the school's students who have been vocal about gun control were actually "crisis actors" who worked for anti-gun groups and travel around the country to the sites of mass shootings.
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WASHINGTON — After weeks of solo travel around the United States, the first lady, Melania Trump, plans to revive her child-focused project "Be Best" as she accompanies her husband on a weeklong trip through Europe, the White House said on Monday.
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"I was military intelligence, so when you travel around the country and the world, people bring up very bizarre things and then when you start questioning them about it, you realize that they have these different belief systems," Riggleman explained.
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One will travel around Midwestern states before driving to the West Coast, while the second bus will kick off in Ohio next week and eventually end up in Florida (the final number of states and trajectory of the buses are subject to change).
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" Ernst later said in a statement that she and Trump had "a good conversation," adding, "We discussed what I am hearing from Iowans as I travel around the state on my 99-county tour, and the best path forward for our country.
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As for me, I left Belarus with a whole new sense of admiration of how tennis players can be a team, too: This group of women, who travel around the world all year competing against each other, came together for their country.
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The time it took to travel around the city - with studies showing women often take more complex routes with more stops than men due to household and childcare duties - was named as the second biggest concern, cited by 33 percent of women.
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"The number one question I'm getting as I travel around the world or talk to world leaders right now is, 'What is happening in America?' about our politics," Obama said, describing international alarm over whether the United States will continue to function effectively.
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They dance like the meme "Baby Cha Cha" to the synthy future-pop of Goss' track, travel around on a flying horse, chill out around a laptop while the mom writes code, and hang out in various dreamscapes that disintegrate into one another.
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"The demonstration is having a direct impact on others across London who wish to go about their daily business - and (stopped) the emergency services from using the bridges to travel around London," police superintendent Waheed Khan said just before the bridges reopened.
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Each turn the player can either opt to pitch their brilliant simulation-breaking ideas on the Show Floor to earn some money, or travel around the hyperloop to spend their hard-earned cash on either Research and Development, The Cloud, or Burning Man.
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In 2005's Shadow of the Colossus, players take on the role of a man named Wander, who must travel around an empty, desolate world in search of towering colossi, who then must be killed in order to save a young girl.
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While my monthly income and spending fluctuate pretty drastically — for example, I took most of April off to travel around Japan and went from having a $9,000 month in February to a $2,000 month in May — here's what a typical month looks like:
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If TSA staffing, Secret Service protection and travel around high-profile events like the Super Bowl continue to be affected by the shutdown, there is at least the possibility that the shortfall could lead to someone breaching security and posing a potential threat.
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We travel all over the world to understand what is happening in different environments, but technology does not have borders, so I could develop a product for a user in Iran, and if that product is good, it will travel around the world.
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The reason people commented so angrily on that article is in part the same reason women are frantically having to travel around their city to find anywhere that'll give the morning after pill to them for free: because there's a lack of standardization.
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This looks like a scooter, but it's actually the BMW Motorrad Concept Link, the latest in BMW's series of exhaustingly named Motorrad concept vehicles, which imagine a not-so distant future in which we all travel around in angular, sci-fi style.
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Read more:This couple turned a delivery truck into the perfect tiny home for $25,000 and now use it to travel around EuropeA family bought a 20,000-square-foot Freemason temple in Indiana for $89,000, and they're now turning it into their home.
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Posted by Driving Miss Norma on Tuesday, 22016 February 2016 Ramie and Tim live in an RV and, not wanting to leave Norma alone after the death of her husband, they invited her to live with them and travel around the country.
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The main character joins a group called the Unavowed (hey, that's the name of the game!), which is a sort of magical detective agency whose members travel around New York to fix things that the main character's previously possessed self set wrong.
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"Alongside talent shows, heavily formatted quiz shows have got a lot more potential to travel around the world, as they're easy and cheap to make," he says, as someone who's worked on entertainment formats in both the UK and his native Portugal.
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It was that sense of connection that helped him embrace my mom and her sister's plan to travel around Europe on a Eurail pass, sleeping in train stations and youth hostels, in 1973, and to take pride in my own decision to study abroad.
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During the rally, Trump barely mentioned tax reform — an issue administration officials have said he will travel around the country to sell to his base — and he attacked both of Arizona's GOP senators, two votes he needs to secure for any legislation going forward.
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The ride-hailing app has disrupted the cosy taxi cartels that care little for customers; it has made travel around cities cheaper, more convenient and reliable; and it has called into question the notion that taxi drivers must be tipped simply for doing their job.
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After Black Friday (which I need to be home for), I'm planning to go to London to visit my best friend, travel around Europe with another friend who is studying abroad for a semester, and then go home for two weeks to visit my parents.
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Sure, the roads were dusty (I lost my voice due to dust inhalation), and, yeah, the lake was murky—but the fish were alive, water dispensers were plentiful, and you could travel around the venue via the "Trippin' Trolley," driven by the Scrub Care Unit.
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The show, produced by documentary filmmaker Stu Maddux, follows a group of LGBTQ ghost hunters, collectively known as the Stonewall Ghost Hunters, as they travel around the United States to different haunted houses, prisons and mental institutions, seeking to make contact with the queer dead.
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The right sells a nostalgic version of national identity that resonates viscerally but doesn't reflect reality, especially not for young people born into a Europe of Erasmus scholarships that let them study across borders, and EasyJet, which lets them travel around on the cheap.
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And in that time, they've gone from living off of a couple bucks a day and eating whatever they could find—including expired beef jerky—to becoming one of the biggest bands to travel around the world and discover great food and good beer.
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Yes, it's an excuse, but I actually do earn a ton of points on dining, and I use those rewards — along with the points and miles I get from the other cards in my inventory of nearly 224 — to book travel around the world.
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These days, I travel around NYC on my trusty road bike, I attend yoga class or barre class once a week, I do calisthenics (push-ups, sit-ups, squats) at home three times a week, and I walk at least 10,000 steps a day.
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As a water-based structure, it recalls Robert Smithson's idea for a floating island to travel around Manhattan — one of the projects Radical Seafaring surveys — that became a reality in 2005 when a tugboat pulled a barge of trees and plants through the city's waterways.
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A refugee identification card, which Germany began issuing to virtually all Syrian arrivals starting in December 2015 and which allows a refugee to travel around Europe as well apply for housing and financial support, might fetch the equivalent of $175 when sold to a smuggler in Turkey.
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The "crisis actor" concept has been gaining steam in conspiracy circles for years and refers to the notion that a secretive cabal of individuals is paid to travel around the country with its members posing as survivors of various newsworthy massacres to advance a political agenda.
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"Sue was really clear at the time that if she wasn't going to live, she didn't have any interest in trying to travel around the world or doing some kind of bucket list thing," says Duke Riley, owner of East River Tattoo in Greenpoint and Jeiven's boss.
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In making the comments, which he seemed to tack on at the end of planned statements to the press, Trump shifted attention back to U.S. troubles that he and his team were hoping would fade as they travel around the Middle East and Europe this week.
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Jenny threw up a smokescreen around the truth and then chose to live with this more palatable story, a story that allowed her to sleep, to thrive in her career, to travel around the world interviewing those far less fortunate, spinning their worlds into narrative thread.
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A Minnesota couple converted a 1992 school bus into an RV to travel around the country with their son and dog — see inside 'Fern'50 classic and antique cars that were found in a Pennsylvania barn will be auctioned off by a YouTuber — see the whole collection
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Writing years later in Chess Life, the official magazine of the United States Chess Federation, Ms. Haring recalled that on most weekends from 1969 to 1973 she and family members would travel around the country by car, sometimes up to 700 miles, to play in tournaments.
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Mr. Cooper can travel around the state promoting a robust legislative agenda that includes investments in public education and the repeal of the discriminatory transgender restroom law that Mr. McCrory and his legislative allies passed earlier this year, leading to a backlash by the business community.
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My favorite travel rewards credit cards (Chase Sapphire Reserve®, Hilton Honors Aspire Card from American Express, and Citi Premier℠ Card) help us save big over time since we travel around 16 weeks of the year, often to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars per year.
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" David Barr Kirtley on "Three Bodies at Mitanni": "There's a human spaceship, and their job is to travel around to different colony worlds that have been seeded by seedships, and check in on these colony worlds, and destroy them if they seem to potentially pose a threat to Earth.
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"The situation would be no different than if the government sought to use the All Writs Act to force a safe manufacturer to travel around the country unlocking safes that the government wants to access, or to make a lock manufacturer pick locks for the government," it said.
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The reduction in demand for long-haul air travel around the world in response to the spread of the novel coronavirus has lead global airlines to send their planes to Marana for storage where they will ride out the downturn in the desert sun rather than the cold.
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"Four Freedoms," four World War II-era works inspired by Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1941 State of the Union address, will travel around the United States and France in the exhibition "Enduring Ideals: Rockwell, Roosevelt & the Four Freedoms," scheduled to open in June 2018 at the New-York Historical Society.
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I TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD AND YOU MEET PRESIDENTS AND PRIME MINISTERS, EVERYONE KNOWS THAT THEY NEED A HEALTHY BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT TO CREATE JOBS AND WAGES AND TO HAVE A HEALTHY BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT, YOU NEED A COMPETITIVE TAX SYSTEM OUR TAXES BECOMING LESS COMPETITIVE OVER THE LAST 20 YEARS.
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As I travel around the country listening to Trump voters, it is also clear that many white conservative evangelicals are disgusted by Trump's rhetoric, character, and even some policy decisions, but because Trump has delivered the Supreme Court, they still believe that their vote for him in 2016 was worth it.
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Its most popular services, which place remains into payloads on third-party commercial rockets, are Earth Rise, where cremated remains are transported suborbitally for a cost of $93,295 and returned to Earth; and Earth Orbit, where remains travel around the Earth and then released into space for a fee of $4,995.
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Authorities asked the public's help to listen to the radio frequencies Earhart had been using on her trip following her disappearance on July 2, 1937 during a flight from Papua New Guinea to Howland Island as she attempted to become the first women to travel around the world, according to TIGHAR.
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"As you get older, you come closer toward the end of your career, you realize how much you love what you are doing and how lucky you've been to travel around the world and go to these amazing cities and play tennis in front of these huge enthusiastic crowds," he said.
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We don't yet know how severe it will be, nor do we know if the virus will spread to all continents, but it's already spreading widely in China, South Korea, Italy, Iran and elsewhere -- and thousands of undetected and infectious patients have been and continue to travel around the world.
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The ubiquity and capability of our bandwidth options versus what we are trying to watch and see and hear on our phones every single day — I mean, as you all know, when you travel around New York in particular and these hyper-concentrated environments, sometimes phones don't work so great.
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I bring this up because if someone who thought like a puzzle maker — such as, say, the constructor Rich Proulx — were to travel around the world and be inspired by certain sights, it is not at all unreasonable that he might decide to turn these sights into a puzzle theme.
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Fans of the podcast and its parent company, Crooked Media — founded by former Obama-era White House aides Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett, and Tommy Vietor — will now have the opportunity to watch as the aforementioned men, including Dan Pfeiffer, travel around the country and speak with key players from the upcoming election.
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Mr. Gray wants to create a food-oriented educational mission for children, publish a book ("The title I have right now is 'Black Power Kitchen,'" he said) and put together an Anthony Bourdain-esque TV program in which he and others travel around the world exploring the cooking of the African diaspora.
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Singers, musicians, actors and linguists are doubly likely to shape-shift according to whim, style, and context; not only is doing so a key part of their professional skill-set, but the successful ones travel around a lot more, and end up amassing a bigger and bigger collection of different accents and expressions.
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Like the mind-blowing moment, in the first Metal Gear Solid, when a floating psychic named Psycho Mantis shows off his psychokinetic powers by moving your controller: After you place it on a flat surface, at his instruction, the game uses the controller's built-in vibration feedback feature to make it travel around.
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I, together with my wife Meghan, look forward to convening young people from around the Commonwealth to hear your ideas, work with you to build platforms for you to collaborate and form partnerships, and continue to meet with many of you as we travel around in our work on behalf of the royal family.
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"Infrastructure and fast charging are a vital component for success." infrastructure and fast charging are vital to EV success This might be the most interesting idea Teske posits: use Chevy's nationwide network of dealers as fast-charging stations so Bolt (and Jolt!) owners can travel around the country as easily as Tesla drivers can.
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But generations of toxic cultural indoctrination do not die easily and even now, weeks later, I'm still trying to get over it and my suspicions about some of my expat neighbors, many of whom like me are from the United States and travel around the world towing their own racial baggage as white Americans.
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One of the things I notice when I travel around the world, which I've had the chance to do in this position, is that the rest of the world really envies the fact that, as Mark Cuban has said, the best place to start a business is on the internet in the United States.
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Ms. Bensedrine said that she would travel around the country to make the report public but added that it would depend on human rights associations, which have developed a strong voice since the Tunisian revolution and are often seen as a safeguard against the return of despotism, to take up the work of transitional justice.
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Certainly, whenever trouble stirs involving England fans — and that is separate from English fans, because Premier League clubs now travel around Europe largely without incident — there is a tendency to suggest that the strong-arm tactics of the local authorities have exacerbated the problem, rather than defused it, and the argument has some merit.
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The long years between those bookend events shaped the politician Ms. Merkel would become: cautious, calculating, yet also idealistic; deeply suspicious of Russia, if fascinated by it, having studied Russian literature and culture and attained enough of a fluency in the language to win a prize and travel around the Soviet Union as a student.
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That has the added benefit of giving the backstory more room to breathe and running it through the one character — Chicago cop Will — who can investigate it with the tenacity you'd expect of a good police officer, as long as that police officer can travel around the world with his mind and interrogate suspects in imagined psychic interrogation rooms.
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With those tools, they just follow the screen from left to right to overcome obstacles, literally a straight line from point A to B. Zelda, by contrast, didn't even have a line, letting you travel around the world as you pleased and complete the objectives of a game in a totally different order as everyone else.
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"I had just been with the company for so long, and they loved me chasing my music — my dream — and they would always let me go on the road for a couple of months, travel around, and when I'd come back my job would always be there, my shifts would always be there," Rich tells PEOPLE.
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There have been accusations that this unquestioning support could allow world passport holders to use the documents for criminal purposes: In 2006, an American-born terrorist used one to travel around South America, where he planned two hotel bombings; in 1996, a cruise ship hijacker used one to flee from Italy to Spain before he was eventually recaptured.
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That large swaths of the country are being run according to sharia law, or that actors paid by mysterious gun-control advocates travel around the country pretending to be high school students traumatized by school shootings, and that anyway—as Marco Rubio and Ann Coulter have charged—the Parkland massacre was really former President Obama's fault.
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This interest in drawing started years ago, in the early 1980s, when I used to travel around town with Paul Cummings (1933 – 1997), who was the adjunct curator of drawings at the Whitney Museum of American Art (1975-483), to look at drawings by artists as different as Paul Cadmus, Jim Nutt, David Smith, and A. R. Penck.
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After the storm passes and authorities determine it's safe to travel around Charleston, the ride-out team will be relieved by a recovery team, which will assess the building, clean up if needed, then work to move the sickest sea turtles back to the ICU -- all steps toward getting the building ready to open to the public again.
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The Sims app now will let you travel around the Sims house; the Chelsea Kicker app will make a Chelsea football player appear in front of you for a selfie or to show you a trick with the ball; and (perhaps less exciting and more Minority Report) an AR app from the WSJ will let you visualise stock trends in midair.
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Because what I learned when I finally stopped complaining about the cruise is this: We don't need another formal fashion week that demands the industry travel around the world, view every show through an iPhone and take a break from reality until the season is over (the much-hyped and now shrinking men's weeks in London and New York testify to that).
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"Across our footprint, particularly in places like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Pakistan, feeling safe as a woman when you travel around by yourself is a big deal and we could really support that use case by having tracking of the cars, call center and operations teams that constantly look at the bookings, so you could share your rides with your friends and family," Olsson said.
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Over lunch at a vegan restaurant in Manhattan, Morris Pearl, a sturdy, unflappable man with a crown of white hair, who was wearing a windbreaker—he likes to travel around Manhattan by bicycle—told me that he decided to dedicate himself to the Patriotic Millionaires full time soon after making a business trip to Athens in the summer of 2013, during Greece's economic crisis .
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If you had the opportunity to travel around and see the great things that we do and the effect that we have on people's lives around the world, customers that I get to interact with, hotels that I tour and team members in the back house who's lives we've changed where we've given them opportunities and careers and families that have been built around this business, it's awe-inspiring.
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Read more:How the 'failed' quarantine of the Diamond Princess cruise ship started with 10 coronavirus cases and ended with more than 700As the coronavirus outbreak worsens outside of China, hopes of containing it are diminishingPhotos show what it's like to travel around the world by train, bus, boat, and plane in the age of coronavirusMapping the coronavirus outbreak: Where in the world — and the US — the disease has spread
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Read more about the coronavirus:Here's everything we know about the outbreakMapping the coronavirus outbreak: Where in the world — and the US — the disease has spreadHere's what you need to know about changing or canceling your travel plans due to the coronavirus, as outbreaks spread to every continent except AntarcticaPhotos show what it's like to travel around the world by train, bus, boat, and plane in the age of coronavirus
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"As we travel around the country, whether it be a political event or an official event we're going to make sure ... the American people know that the agenda that we're advancing is a result of partners on Capitol Hill and we're going to thank the people that are helping us, and we're going to make sure people know ... what the other side looks like," he told the news outlet.
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The increase is causing difficulty at every stage for the Department of Homeland Security, including at the border processing facilities, for Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention and at shelters for unaccompanied minors, as well as at Greyhound stations in South Texas, where many migrants are released and travel around the US, said a senior DHS official, who asked to have their name withheld because they were not authorized to speak publicly.
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