Much of the nation's water infrastructure dates back to the Victorian era, when travel by streetcar overtook travel by horse.
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Herders travel by foot with their animals - usually cows.
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They travel by bus for hours, arrive at 7 a.m.
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Did you travel by air as part of those interests?
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Notebook Ninety percent of the world's goods travel by sea.
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Time Travel, by contrast, comes across as something of an
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Bali was a very easy place to travel by myself.
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Travel by air at your own risk during the government shutdown.
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Just under four million people are expected to travel by air.
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The boats thrive because no one wants to travel by road.
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Now they often travel by different routes, unencumbered by shopping bags.
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Natives tend to bike everywhere, or travel by horse-drawn carriage.
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The US has also circumscribed travel by Iranian and Russian diplomats.
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I will only travel by car if it is an absolute emergency.
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Yet the Brexit drop isn't necessarily a reason to travel by itself.
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These failures reaffirmed my strategy: While in Gransys, heroes travel by day.
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There's more scrutiny of travel by other members of President Trump's Cabinet.
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At least four other investigations are underway into travel by Cabinet members.
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But Nadal doesn't just travel by land — he also travels by sea.
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Travel by road, which cuts through Taliban country, was not an option.
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Travel by bus and train can be trickier and not as accessible.
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Although she is more accustomed to travel by her chauffeur-driven royal Bentley or horse-drawn carriages on formal occasions, she was the first royal to travel by underground "tube" train when she opened the Victoria Line in 1969.
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Norway and Russia share a border making it possible to travel by land.
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Voters will travel by buses, trains, boats to about a million polling stations.
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I'm a freelance writer and travel blogger, and I often travel by myself.
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HAZARDS OF TIME TRAVEL By Joyce Carol Oates 324 pp. Ecco/HarperCollins. $26.99.
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The state is canceling conferences and out-of-state travel by public employees.
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And travel by the Chinese has been virtually halted due to the crisis.
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She preferred to travel by Amtrak, she said, but it wasn't an option.
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And they still find time to travel by working remotely if need be.
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They travel by foot, by bus, by motor scooter and even by pedicab.
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To reach Antarctica, most visitors travel by ship from Argentina or New Zealand.
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Morgan Stanley forecast $20.25 billion in annual sales for hypersonic travel by 22023.
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Ability to travel by train and airplane and work long hours when needed.
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If they travel by train most frequently, there's also an Amtrak gift card.
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"It would be dangerous to travel by boat and very expensive," Ibrahim explains.
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He said inspections have delayed travel by the usual two or three days.
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The State Department has strongly recommended against all travel by Americans to the country.
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"If you have €2300,000 ($4,300), you can easily travel by plane," Qahar told me.
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LONDON — By 2019, travel by jetpack could become a reality for the general population.
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The Inspector General's office is already reviewing all travel by Pruitt conducted until Sept.
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While he had a visitor's visa, he missed the cutoff to travel by hours.
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The association is also focused on enhancing security while simplifying travel by expanding biometrics.
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Bush's casket will then travel by train from nearby Spring, Texas to College Station.
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They involve frustrated love affairs and travel by boat and motorcycle between the villages.
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Parker said that he had to travel by "scrambling and lifting, inch-by-inch."
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Mr.Rees-Mogg plays down the impact of more trade having to travel by sea.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon, we should all travel by horse.
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Tightened European Union land borders, for example, led more refugees to travel by boats.
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The airline connects parts of the country where travel by road is increasingly impossible.
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He was taking a route that his grandparents used to travel by dog sled.
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Passengers waiting to travel by British Airways last week didn't even get that far.
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Trips must be rescheduled or cancelled before March 2 for travel by March 31.
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Now, the core will travel by boat to NASA's Stennis Space Center in Mississippi.
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Before Obama's opening, travel by many Americans was similarly restricted to such organized trips.
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I've been coming to this place for six years, and I always travel by myself.
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This means larger pets who travel by plane will have to go in the cargo.
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A quarter of the distances that humans travel by vehicle will be in electric cars.
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Conflict, poor roads, and limited cross-border train transport often make travel by land difficult.
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That's about an hour's drive from central London, or less if you travel by train.
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But Dany was probably already pretty far out herself thanks to air travel by dragon.
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The OSC probe is the sixth known investigation into travel by the administration's cabinet members.
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They would travel by train and arrive in Chatsworth, the capital of the Pine Barrens.
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The House Oversight Committee will investigate the use of private jet travel by Cabinet officials.
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I do feel unsafe when I travel by bus, when I talk to strange people.
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I usually travel by plane, an environment where people are usually slightly harried and irritated.
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The State Department even directed Americans to not travel by cruise ship amid the pandemic.
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Trips must be rescheduled for travel by June 1, 2020 for the waiver to apply.
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First Mr. Trump ordered a ban on travel by most Iranians to the United States.
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Our sources say he's talking about Kim's casket will travel by carriage, pulled by horses.
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"As such, it requires travel by airborne and field personnel during the campaign," he added.
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To choose to travel by basket and balloon requires two personality traits: ingenuity and recklessness.
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Airbnb has fundamentally changed the way many people travel by bringing home sharing into the mainstream.
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And consumers are incentivised to travel by substantial price differences across borders for the same treatment.
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You can make like the Hoi An locals and travel by boat to market at sunrise.
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"When you travel by air, you don't really see anything," he says, reflecting on the experience.
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Her shaming of those who choose to travel by airplane — #flightshame — raises hackles among some people.
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Pruitt has defended his use of first-class travel by saying it was for security purposes.
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Both the Queen and Prince Philip have been known to travel by train over the years.
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In the vast, dusty rangelands of northern Australia, emergency medical help has to travel by airplane.
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We think travel by flight will be as popular as ever once COVID-19 is resolved.
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If you plan to travel by car, do you know if your pet gets motion sick?
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" — Michelle Baltazar "I stay present when I travel by bringing only a film camera for photos.
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Williams and Tyrell Jr. travel by bus, to the Clinton Correctional Facility to visit Mr. Williams.
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Thunberg chose not to travel by air in an effort to cut down on carbon emissions.
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Trips must be rescheduled for travel by June 30, or cancelled before the originally scheduled date.
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Travel by car to Lower Manhattan takes about 40 minutes in light traffic, via Interstate 478.
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A ban on travel by U.S. passport holders to North Korea will take effect on Sept.
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Solo travel by women has grown in popularity year after year, according to travel industry studies.
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Letter of Recommendation Getting permission to travel by air should not be as degrading as it is.
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He attends 12-step meetings and needs to request special permission and supervision to travel by plane.
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Airlines in China are benefiting from a surge in travel by the Chinese, and lower fuel prices.
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Guests can also travel by Safari jeep or boat to neighboring bays with less advanced surfing spots.
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Reducing the speed at which ships travel by 10% could reduce fuel usage by almost a third.
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Celebrate a new year of travel by booking a cheap flight to Italy or Greece this winter.
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Also consider scaling back on other areas of discretionary spending such as travel by taking shorter trips.
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The most important, at least in political terms, is an offer of visa-free travel by June.
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The introductory discount tickets must be purchased by Wednesday, February 13 for travel by August 13, 2019.
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It's much more inefficient and costly to travel by train than by plane between many US destinations.
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You have to be so strong when you travel by yourself as a woman all the time.
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Most of the some 2,000 people who live here in Svalbard travel by snowmobile, bike, or foot.
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Some customers even travel by van to get the most out of their trips to the Findery.
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"The Department of State makes every effort to facilitate legitimate travel by international visitors," the spokeswoman said.
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Trump had already spent twice as much on his own private travel by April of this year.
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And for a while, it was thought the area was too arid for travel by early hominins.
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"Before airlines, the famous people would travel by train and they would travel very glamorously," he said.
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With basic precautions (namely not to travel by road after dark) I could move freely, they said.
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The waiver will apply to all bookings made through March 11, for travel by June 1, 2020.
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The tech entrepreneur has been gearing up for his eventual space travel by focusing on his fitness.
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In Nepal, seed collectors had to travel by elephant to ward off Bengal tigers and aggressive rhinos.
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When you travel by yourself, you have to come up with ways out of or into situations.
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Trump was supposed to travel by helicopter, which became impossible because helicopters can't fly in such inclement weather.
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Incredulous comments like, "He lets you travel by yourself?" and "Aren't you afraid?" often surround such unescorted adventures.
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"Female comics frequently travel by ourselves late at night, it's part of our job," comedian Rose Callaghan said.
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Not much if you travel by coach, as does Mike DeFrino, chief executive of Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants.
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Two main roads connect the principal towns along the coast but in the interior people travel by canoe.
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Rocketrip believes you can motivate employees to spend less on business travel by rewarding them with gift cards.
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Who (Oprah), explain, they'll travel by way of tesseracts — the "wrinkles in time" mentioned in the book's title.
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Stuff like that's going to be difficult, but I'll at least be able to travel by mid-May.
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Overall spending on tourism and travel by governments has recently recovered since the global recession started in 2008.
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They don't want the girls to travel by ground because there is still the threat of the Taliban.
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Thus the group begins its journey, letting the stars be their guide as they travel by covered wagon.
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It enabled her to buy paint and supplies without a man's permission, travel by herself, and sign contracts.
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It's now the fifth investigation into a member of the Trump administration's travel by a department inspector general.
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The fish travel by tossing their bodies side-to-side — an equivalent to walking — according to National Geographic.
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Mr. Ma is the first former president under which the law that governs travel by top officials applies.
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It also said that it had tightened protection for locally hired employees who continued to travel by bus.
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Mr. Price failed to defuse an uproar over his high-priced travel by agreeing to pay back $26,887.
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The migrants arrange to travel by plane or bus to join relatives already living in the United States.
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The State Department this week said people "should not travel by cruise ship" because of the health risks.
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The park has limited parking, so guests often travel by shuttle bus to the best-known hiking areas.
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Transition officials were also told to hold onto materials or records related to overseas travel by team members.
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Polar bears often travel by the village of Ryrkaypiy on their way to find sea ice, explained York.
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Fear of the virus has prompted companies like Amazon and Nestlé to suspend international travel by some employees.
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Cummings requested a copy of Price's flight payment by Friday and records documenting Conway's travel by Oct. 18.
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If you travel by plane regularly, this is likely where you can make the biggest difference, says George.
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" An HHS spokesperson said official travel by the secretary "is done in complete accordance with Federal Travel Regulations.
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Inspired by Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, more people are opting to travel by train for environmental reasons.
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There was no safer time to travel by plane than 2017, according to To70, a Dutch consulting firm.
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But it often takes longer to get to train stations within cities than to travel by train between cities.
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The computer supposedly passed 146 "safety tests and certifications" to be approved for space travel by NASA, says HPE.
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I can take a subway or bus if the weather is bad, but most days I travel by foot.
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But she indicated the administration was taking steps to halt the use of private air travel by administration officials.
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The airline is planning to develop the battery-powered planes, a landmark move in eco-friendly travel, by 22019.
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"When American citizens travel by air internationally, they should not have to choose between privacy and security," Markey said.
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Expanding competition in air travel by way of these reforms is an idea that should get strong bipartisan support.
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With the latest change in Cuban rules for travel by sea, he hoped negotiations "can move swiftly," he said.
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It was never my intention to travel by road across Iran, but rather a consequence of my own disorganization.
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"This product will transform premium travel by bringing a First Class experience to the Business Class cabin," he added.
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He also banned all work-related travel by county employees to places where people have tested positive for coronavirus.
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Kim Cobb, a climate scientist at the Georgia Institute of Technology, has curbed her air travel by 75 percent.
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People interested in entering the competition must submit a short video explaining their passion for travel by June 15.
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They had argued that Iran assisted Al Qaeda, such as by facilitating travel by its operatives through Iranian territory.
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Former residents travel by boat to rescue belongings from flooded homes, where stalled clocks mark when the waters arrived.
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The conditions left other people to walk their bicycles in knee-deep water, or to travel by four-wheeler.
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The airline is planning to develop the battery-powered planes, a landmark move in eco-friendly travel, by 2030.
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The two leaders perhaps do not appreciate the extent of riders' misery, since they prefer to travel by car.
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Passengers had been cleared to travel by Cambodian authorities after health checks when the cruise ship docked on Thursday.
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The rest of those 15 million annual hypothetical flights would likely be point-to-point travel by rocket ship.
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The Lunar New Year is usually a time for travel by millions, but many have had to cancel plans.
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For the vast majority (2900 percent), price was the most important factor when deciding whether to travel by air.
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The melting ice has meant that travel by snowmobile is no longer safe in many areas, Watt-Cloutier said.
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Cummings asked for a copy of Price's flight payment by Friday, and records documenting Conway's travel by Oct. 85033.
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The two trucks will travel by night, when traffic is lighter, on an undisclosed route to the Atlanta History Center.
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If you have to travel by car, team up with other festival-goers and fill your car with new friends.
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The order halted travel by people with passports from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen for 90 days.
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Honduran migrant children in a caravan to the US travel by truck near Pijijiapan in Southern Mexico on Oct. 230.
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If you do travel by subway, here's one way to make your time underground more pleasant: Talk to a stranger.
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Shuttle – Shuttle is getting a head start on the future of space travel by building a commercial spaceflight booking platform.
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Then, perhaps, he will travel by high-speed rail, and arrive at a smart terminal being built in West Kowloon.
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After all the scandals involving unnecessarily expensive travel by cabinet secretaries, how much taxpayer money was wasted on this stunt?
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It takes several hours to travel by bus between their home in Olinda and Recife, where Daniel goes for treatments.
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Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip travel by boat along the River Thames at the Queen's Diamond Jubilee River Pageant.
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But when you travel by road, you will see a lot of beautiful places and nice things on the way.
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The Wagah-Attari and Munabao border crossings are the only places people can travel by train between India and Pakistan.
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Last year, tourist arrivals fell by about 1 percent, largely hurt by a slump in travel by Russians, Bakalov said.
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The travel credit is automatically applied toward the first $300 worth of purchases that get coded as travel by Chase.
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The White House is moving to stop the use of private air travel by administration officials pending a review. 2.
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"US citizens, particularly travelers with underlying health conditions, should not travel by cruise ship," the US Department of State says.
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And travel by Chinese passengers within China and overseas could be hurt by the damage done to the nation's economy.
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Hotels are taking the decision-making out of travel by offering guests packages that combine different destinations into one vacation.
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The Berlin-based performance artist Tino Sehgal refuses to travel by plane, as does the British theater director Katie Mitchell.
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Militants can easily travel by boat between the southern Philippines and eastern Indonesia without having to pass through immigration control.
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The deals are available for travel by January 19, 2020, but must be booked no later than December 16, 2019.
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But they won't be attending: Both are barred from travel by their governments and had to make their movies surreptitiously.
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Morgan Stanley forecast $800 billion in annual sales for hypersonic travel by 2040, or just about two decades from now.
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Visitors would travel by boat from New York City be greeted by a stagecoach, and transfer to the Otis Railway.
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This technology has the potential to revolutionize the way Americans travel by making our roads safer, cleaner and more accessible.
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The apps have made it easier for people to travel by the "most inefficient mode of transportation possible," she said.
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The vast majority travel by land to Colombia, some on foot, though many continue on to other parts of South America.
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Mr Shear is already building flats with drop-off and pick-up areas, to accommodate people who travel by Uber cars.
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The controversy over Price was a catalyst for Congress launching a bipartisan probe of travel by political appointees across the administration.
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Outside of Windsor Castle, media tents can be seen all along the stretch where Markle and Harry will travel by carriage.
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In fact, according to a new report on luxury travel by Resonance, a consultancy, it would probably be free internet access.
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Its entry helped boost demand for domestic long-distance railway travel by 80 percent and cut average prices by 40 percent.
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We all know Santa and his reindeer travel by sleigh on Christmas eve, but what about the rest of the time?
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Some of the travel by infected Canadians was to Colombia and El Salvador, said Rebecca Gilman of the Canadian health department.
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But travel by horse is a use that had a long tradition in many of these places before the 1964 law.
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Thunberg, who does not travel by air due to the associated carbon emissions, set sail from the United Kingdom on Aug.
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Our specialists regularly travel by plane and by car to these communities and clinics, which are served by family practice physicians.
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I try to stay healthy when I travel by staying hydrated — I drink a lot of coconut water and regular water.
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To get from village to village, people travel by boat and estimate travel times by the size of the outboard engine.
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But people who travel by air understandably want to know: is it safe to get on a Boeing 343 MAX plane?
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Anything west of the Mississippi River required travel by wagon, a trip that could take anywhere from three to six months.
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A record-breaking number of passengers were expected to travel by air this year, but some flights have already been canceled.
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The US State Department has warned US citizens not to travel by cruise ship, especially if they have underlying health conditions.
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On March 1, Russia restricted travel by South Koreans, mandating they enter the country only via Sheremetyevo International Airport in Moscow.
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But if you want to travel by plane, train, or car, you'll need proof of an essential reason to do so.
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The couple had been accused of hypocrisy for choosing to travel by private jet after calling for action on climate change.
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That&aposs just one of countless ways travel rewards can help you enjoy travel by slashing your out-of-pocket costs.
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But that year she accepted an invitation from a photojournalist to travel by car and create a "very personal" photo essay.
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Trips must be rescheduled for travel by June 30, or cancelled before the original travel date, for the waiver to apply.
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Darcy Allen of New Hampshire-based boutique travel agency Travel by Darcy said some of her clients were locking down plans.
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Trump's new action would restrict travel by people from eight countries — Chad, North Korea, Venezuela, Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen and Somalia.
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In fact, the company has said that reusing rockets could cut the cost of space travel by as much as 30%.
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The service is pitched at Chinese tourists wanting to travel by sea to the Pacific port of Vladivostok, according to the operators.
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Air travel by Mexicans is up slightly, but that makes up only about 15% of total Mexican travel to the United States.
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Several tech companies quickly limited travel by their own employees, following a recommendation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Trump was supposed to travel by helicopter, which became impossible because helicopters can't fly in such inclement weather, an AP reporter tweeted.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, who is backing Trump, was forced to again denounce Trump's call for a ban on travel by Muslims.
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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is attempting to lessen the environmental impact of air travel by investing in biofuels to help aircraft fly.
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In the early 21st century, a private company called SpaceX pioneered efforts in sustainable space travel by developing a reusable launch system.
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The Spanish leader said the controversy was "artificial" and the government&aposs security department requires the prime minister to travel by plane.
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" Worst thing Trump has done: "The bans that he has put on Muslims [limiting travel by citizens of several Muslim-majority countries].
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Many others were still stranded, officials said, with bridges and roads washed away and travel by foot difficult in the steep terrain.
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AAA estimates 2202 million people will travel by car, the highest number on the road in over a decade this holiday weekend.
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Coral Castle/Monkey Jungle/Stiltsville National ParkThe only really good reason to travel by car in the U.S. are the roadside attractions.
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More than 269.3050 million government officials will travel by foot, road, special train, helicopter, boat, and sometimes elephant, to hold the election.
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A second trip to China in April saw him become the first North Korean leader to travel by airplane in 85033 years.
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Most Americans don't know that reporters finance the bulk of presidential candidates' campaign travel, by buying seats on the candidate's charter plane.
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Within individual agencies, travel by Senate-confirmed officials requires signoff by legal teams and ethics officers, who vet the itinerary for conflicts.
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Coral Castle/ Monkey Jungle/ Stiltsville National ParkThe only really good reason to travel by car in the US are the roadside attractions.
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Feinstein, the top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, alluded to recent travel by Trump's two adult sons, Donald Jr. and Eric.
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But the same study warns that they could also jack up demand for vehicle travel by making it cheaper and more convenient.
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After coal is extracted from the Galilee Basin mine, it will travel by rail more than 400 miles to the Queensland coastline.
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If you plan to take your cat with you when you travel by plane, you'll need a carrier that is airline approved.
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Washington has used sanctions to pressure Maduro's government, cutting off its access to the financial system and restricting travel by senior officials.
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Most areas have no banks, and round-trip travel by taxi to Bangui from places like Bakala costs almost two months' salary.
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Concerned about the unexpected switch, their tour guide canceled their plans to fly and had them travel by bus and boat instead.
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For those who prefer to travel by water, U by Uniworld is a new river cruise brand for those 18 and over.
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One caveat: Although transport has a small climate impact for most food products, that's not true for products that travel by air.
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In Germany, the Green Party has suggested banning domestic air travel altogether to force Germans to travel by train, which pollutes less.
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His plaque calls him "one of sport's finest benefactors" and the first American League owner to have his team travel by plane.
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Because there are no Transportation Department regulations regarding travel by unaccompanied minors, airlines create their own policies, beginning with who can fly.
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It is a 310-mile bus ride to Cincinnati, but the collective bargaining agreement limits the distances teams can travel by bus.
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He also points to reports of private jet travel by Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt and Secretary of Energy Rick Perry.
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Cases brought against Trump's earlier actions used Trump's own words to argue he was restricting travel by people based on their religion.
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And generous expense provisions allow some firms to add costs not only for meals and hotel stays but travel by private plane.
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Second, because it is a federal statute, prosecutors must prove a "jurisdictional" element, such as travel by the defendant across state lines.
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Also on Wednesday, a United Nations Security Council committee approved travel by North Korean officials to Singapore for the summit, diplomats said.
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Apple (AAPL) recently required its chief, Tim Cook, to travel by private plane for "all business and personal travel," according to regulatory filings.
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She and her group, Safari Doctors, travel by boat, road and air to bring medical care to people living along the insecure region.
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They offer the kind of appeal that causes fake news to spread on Facebook or urban legends to travel by word of mouth.
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Waze Carpool riders are charged a maximum rate of 54 cents per mile, the current IRS reimbursement rate for business travel by car.
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There are no roads between the country's 17 towns and only one commercial international airport, forcing people to travel by sea or air.
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The royal duo will travel by the Royal Train the night before their day-long engagement, which will include several appearances in Cheshire.
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The aim is to lure 200,000 motorists to switch to cycling, and to increase annual bike travel by 3bn bicycle-kilometres in 2027.
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Mr Pruitt says he has started flying coach, though last week two aides told Congress that he pressed to travel by private jet.
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Deese's mother, Sheila, told WSOC that the couple planned to travel by van through the Canadian countryside while visiting all the national parks.
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The White House evaluates travel by the president, vice president and first lady to determine whether it is official or political in nature.
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The goal was not to restrict travel by Muslims, the Justice Department says in its legal brief submitted ahead of Monday's courtroom showdown.
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The Bruins' capped a non-conference schedule marked by suspensions and extensive travel by recording a surprising 83-75 win over then-No.
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Bel and his company, based in Paris, do not travel by plane anymore for ecological reasons, so he and Gallant worked over Skype.
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Your morning coffee, the clothes you wear, every inch you travel by motorized means—it all adds more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.
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"One of the fun things about the station is it has a big neon sign that says, 'Travel by Train,' " Ms. Crawford said.
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It's like a game for us to see how little we can spend on travel by using cards that earn us bonus points.
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Gaza passengers can only travel by bus during daylight hours from Rafah to Egypt&aposs capital of Cairo and the city&aposs airport.
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We travel by daylight and eat on the move, making just one brief stop, in a deserted area, during the nine-hour drive.
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Most people — perhaps thousands a day — sidestep the official border crossing between the two towns and instead travel by way of the river.
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As more and more people grow hesitant to travel by plane because of concerns about the coronavirus, domestic and international fares have plummeted.
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Mr. Engel said that ICF's data did not include travel by private citizens like government contractors or lobbyists, or leisure travel to Washington.
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But this week, the Taiwanese president, Tsai Ing-wen, said that all travel by tour groups between Wuhan and Taiwan would be suspended.
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Although the orchestra had planned to travel by land, the situation required it to move one of its planned barge-top performances indoors.
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You can figure out what works best for your schedule, including whether you want to travel by bus, at Tfl.gov.uk/plan-a-journey.
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He wanted to travel by ship to Turkey because he was worried he'd be stopped by authorities at an airport, the release says.
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The turtles often travel by private plane, courtesy of a network of volunteer pilots organized by a nonprofit group called Turtles Fly Too.
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At Cairo international airport, immigration sources said 90 Palestinians from Gaza, stranded in third countries, had arrived and would travel by bus to Rafah.
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Wasi Ismail Syed had endured a draining day of travel by the time he picked up his rental van at the Pensacola, Florida, airport.
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She gave birth to her child, a girl named Kulture, in July, and won't be ready to travel by the time Mars' tour launches.
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Whether you travel by train, bus, car or subway, here are the best tricks I learned to make a trip efficient and even enjoyable.
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Turkey's Foreign Minister explicitly linked the viability of the deal with the EU fulfilling its pledge to grant Turks visa-free travel by October.
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However, it takes an unbelievable three hours to travel by train from East Lancashire into the booming city of Leeds, just 45 miles away.
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Ticket prices stay about the same throughout most of October, so if you want to save, aim to book your Thanksgiving travel by Halloween.
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But if you travel by vehicle and have access to a 12V socket (a cigarette lighter socket), the Handpresso Auto makes a quick espresso.
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Pelosi characterized the leak as dangerous breach of convention, warning that broadcasting travel by political figures into war zones heightens the risk of attack.
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These restrictions prompted Getty photographer Xiaolu Chu to travel by train through the country in August 2015, documenting everyday life through his phone lens.
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The country's tough border protection policies are necessary to protect those attempted to travel by sea with people smugglers, the Australian government has said.
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Bellingcat said it had traced extensive travel by Sergeev around Europe, Central Asia and the Middle East in the years before the Skripal attack.
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The island brings in about 500 horses each spring for the peak summer tourist season, allowing visitors the ability to easily travel by carriage.
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Turkey has also told refugees that its borders with Europe are open, allowing refugees to travel by land or sea to Greece or Bulgaria.
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A regular ticket will allow travel by train to at least one and up to four European countries for a maximum of 30 days.
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Commuters who travel by train between New Jersey and New York already have to cope with a seemingly endless cycle of delays and cancellations.
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Kuwait Airways and Iraq Airways had last week suspended all flights to Iran while Saudi Arabia suspended travel by citizens and expatriates to Iran.
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The country is expected to replace the U.S. as the largest market for air travel by the middle of this decade, according to IATA.
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Who could have predicted, when that little yellow running man zoomed onto our screens two decades ago, how far he'd travel by the end?
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I like to travel by myself, and this does not mean I'm sad or reckless or trying to be Julia Roberts in Eat Pray Love.
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It is looked down on as something used only by time-rich, money-poor people who cannot afford to travel by car, train or plane.
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Waze Carpool riders are charged a maximum rate of 54 cents per mile, which is the current IRS reimbursement rate for business travel by car.
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If you're planning to travel by plane and are understandably worried about the airport movie options available, I recommend downloading the Netflix app in advance.
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I don't think there's a day when I come home before 10 PM. I don't have a car so I always travel by public transport.
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And on June 10th the Caribbean Court of Justice decided that bans on travel by gays can stay in place because they are not enforced.
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"These changes could result in our Visa Waiver Program partner nations placing new limits on travel by U.S. citizens to their countries," the lawmakers wrote.
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All international travel, by air, railway, sea and road, will be cancelled from midnight on Monday, Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins said at a news conference.
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If you'd prefer to travel by subway, you can take the 2 to Allerton Avenue, or the 4, B or D to Bedford Park Boulevard.
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Travel by train has been a favorite mode of transport for Kim Jong Un, and his father, Kim Jong Il, and grandfather, Kim Il Sung.
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Tourism officials have advised visitors to travel by bus and ferry to Surabaya, a major city in East Java, to fly on to other destinations.
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But they say have been able to cope, sometimes by paying extra to ship components by air that would normally travel by land or sea.
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She cannot travel by plane, train or bus within the U.S. because she lacks a legal I.D. Under today's law, there is no relief available.
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The Modernizing Government Travel Act would give government employees the right to seek reimbursement for official travel by Uber, Lyft or other ride-hailing companies.
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"For our community, the big thing is Putin coming," said Dobriansky, who suggested people would travel by bus to Washington to protest a Putin visit.
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Fifty-five Senators supported a bill to eliminate all restrictions on travel to the island the only country where tourist travel by Americans is illegal.
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For example, they argue that buying 118 airplanes from Airbus is a waste of money because ordinary Iranians travel by car and bus, not airplane.
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The level of the Rhine River fell so low that barge traffic became impossible, holding up shipments of German chemicals that normally travel by water.
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Unlike the travel industry, where consumers have to endure the airport experience in order to travel by air, fans could easily choose to just stay home.
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The U.S. traveler will increase their travel by 33 percent to $134 billion in 2025 – and the U.K. tourist will increase their traveling by 58 percent.
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The two separate units of the sprawling three-ring circus still travel by rail and collectively employ 500 people, most of whom will lose their jobs.
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The ruling Thursday dealt another blow to Trump's order, which barred travel by nationals from seven predominantly Muslim countries to the United States for 90 days.
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The Minnesota board stated in a report that on multiple occasions the campaign committee "improperly paid" for costs related to travel by Omar out of state.
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The mission was designed to study the psychological impact of long-term space travel by sticking the crew in a confined environment with the same people.
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Thus, smuggling networks switched their sights on the costlier full-package solution: travel by air with European passports, like the ones Qahar describes, or Syrian passports.
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The document detailing those stopped under the first travel ban was among thousands of pages made public about "Executive Orders on Travel" by CBP this week.
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The casket will then travel by train to College Station, where the former president will be laid to rest at the George Bush Presidential Library & Museum.
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Travel by helicopter, stay in a 900-year-old castle and dine on food prepared by a Michelin-starred chef on this trip through England's countryside.
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Later on Wednesday, he said a report by Chinese financial magazine Caixin, stating he had been barred from foreign travel by Chinese authorities, was "completely false".
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" Worth noting: "If passengers attempt to travel by air with their Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices, the phones may be confiscated and passengers may face fines.
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The startup also plans to increase its focus on international travel by year-end, with a focus on more accurate pricing, no matter where users book.
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The White House defended the President's decision not to travel by car, saying such a trip would have required closures to Parisian roadways on short notice.
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China policy, for example, restricts travel by its citizens to countries like Palau that recognize the Republic of China, resulting in significant lost revenue from tourism.
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Next, the Green New Deal would dramatically change the way we travel by eliminating approximately 99 percent of automobiles on the road and air travel entirely.
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According to statistics compiled by ALTA, Brazilians do not travel by plane as much as Colombians or Chileans, offering opportunities for growth if Brazil lowers barriers.
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Reduce Overcrowding by Hiring Unskilled Break-Dancers It's simple: people are less likely to travel by subway if they're worried about getting kicked in the face.
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Yelchuru hopes the GLOSA can keep expanding and "improve the overall system of travel" by keeping everyone moving and eventually navigating cars onto more efficient routes.
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He devised a scheme to leave and travel by foot to a military command about 20 miles away, with his disappearance causing a full-scale search.
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He skipped the French ceremony because the wet weather supposedly made travel by helicopter impossible, leaving critics to ask why his aides couldn't figure out alternatives.
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This pedestrian and cycle path sits beneath a massive bridge in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, creating a path for those who choose not to travel by car.
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"Travel by patients and medical providers for the purposes of medical treatment for DoD personnel and their families" will also be exempted, according to the Pentagon.
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They will travel by train on Thursday to Boston, where they finished the regular season on Sunday, relieved to know they have bought themselves more time.
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Employees from the state-run Oschadbank travel by armored truck to a nearby checkpoint, to allow residents on both sides of the conflict to withdraw money.
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The State Department said that those "with underlying health conditions" should not travel by cruise ships, citing advice from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The company is also asking employees to try to limit work travel by doing conference calls and to get all necessary travel approved by a supervisor.
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The ban on transportation in Wuhan — part of the mandatory quarantine — has also forced people to travel by foot to hospitals, the New York Times reported.
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Among its other requests, the memo also orders that any records be preserved about foreign travel by transition officials or personnel of Mr. Trump's presidential campaign.
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That whole contraption, now too big for even the giant C-5A military transport plane, will travel by ship through the Panama Canal to French Guiana.
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His flights have also drawn the interest of Congress, with the House Oversight Committee vowing to investigate the use of private jet travel by Cabinet officials.
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Other sections more likely to fly pilotless included business travellers, retired or self-employed people and those who book travel by email or at the counter.
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While customers can use points for gift cards or cash, the bank encourages people to book travel by boosting the value of points redeemed for trips.
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Adding to the pressure on Price, the leaders of the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday said they would investigate private jet travel by all Cabinet members.
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They are all part of the "Black Travel" movement -- a growing band of travel agents and social networks that celebrate and promote travel by people of color.
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Rather, it is aiming to fill a market gap for regional travel by airlines, where private jets and commercial jetliners are too costly for many to use.
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Once signed up for Greyhound's Road Rewards program, they'll receive a discount code on Tuesday and need to book half-off travel by the end of Wednesday.
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People who travel by plane will rapidly change time zones; the air pressure on a plane also changes erratically, which can be detected by a cellphone's barometer.
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Hobart says customers preparing to fly with the United Airlines can prepare their pets for travel by "acclimating them to a kennel or crate" before flying out.
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Meg's love for Charles Wallace breaks the hold IT has on him, and together they "tesser" (travel by way of tesseract) back to their home on Earth.
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That suggests around 90% of firms allow workers to choose which airline to fly, which hotel to stay in, and whether to travel by taxi or Uber.
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Thunberg intends to travel by train and bus to the annual UN climate conference in Chile with stops in countries including Canada and Mexic, per the Guardian.
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Guidelines from the American Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecologists say that barring any complications, pregnant women can travel by air normally up to 36 weeks of pregnancy.
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Which, and once they've explained how they travel by tesseract, it's only a couple of pages before Meg and her friends are "tessered" beyond the solar system.
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Additionally, Trump's order suspends the entire U.S. refugee program for 120 days, though refugees already formally scheduled for travel by the State Department will be allowed entry.
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The blades are too big to travel by road, rail or plane, and therefore too expensive to travel from countries where they could be made more cheaply.
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Make sure you stay up to date on the latest deals beyond just travel by checking out this page with all of our Prime Day 2019 coverage.
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Most of the population, and especially the Warao indigenous group, travel by boat along the river to reach the closest medical center, which can be hours away.
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Travel by French and Chinese officials to Somerset for the party was canceled, and the "hoi sin local lamb skewers" and mackerel ceviche had to be abandoned.
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Holiday travel by road and air will be hampered by icy roads and limited visibility in the north, and wet roads with severe storms in the south.
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The world is interconnected—by legal travel, by the flow of refugees and migrants, by goods and commerce, by the movement of animals and water and air.
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A passenger jet flying at hypersonic speeds could revolutionize air travel by cutting down a transatlantic flight from New York to London from seven hours to two.
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The South's Unification Ministry said a North Korean art troupe would also likely travel by ship to perform during the Olympics under an exemption from bilateral sanctions.
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A record number of 22026 million people will travel by car, train or plane on Independence Day weekend, the American Automobile Association says in a new report.
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For the price of a MetroCard swipe, commuters can now travel by ferry on the East River between Long Island City, the Financial District and Midtown Manhattan.
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The couple did travel by government plane on that trip, and the Treasury Department's inspector general is reviewing the flight and whether any ethical violations were made.
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But Lenin, unable to travel by boat because of Britain's refusal to help leftist exiles like him, believed he had no alternative except to work with Berlin.
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But it's worth noting which products do travel by air, and avoiding them when they're not in season, since air travel is so bad for the climate.
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But the financial, political, and celebrity elites that travel to the event will largely continue to travel by private jet, which is hugely damaging to the environment.
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This year&aposs Thanksgiving travel period is expected to be the busiest since 2005 and a record-breaking number of passengers are expected to travel by air.
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They travel by motorcycle, and if they can't make repairs easily they replace the system with a new one and haul the old unit back to headquarters.
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The average time taken to travel by plane from New York to London is six hours and 13 minutes, according to Flightradar24, an online flight-tracking service.
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Private-equity fundraising sources told Business Insider that January and February have been marked by cancellations and delays in international business travel by execs with funds overseas.
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The boat, La Vagabonde, carried the Swedish campaigner, who refuses to travel by plane, across the Atlantic so she could attend the COP25 climate summit in Madrid.
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The boat, La Vagabonde, carried the Swedish campaigner, who refuses to travel by plane, across the ocean so she could attend the COP25 climate summit in Madrid.
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Avoid the cost of international travel by considering affordable domestic locales that are off the beaten path, including Albuquerque, New Mexico and Pensacola, Florida, according to AARP.
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But it will cut off Venezuelans wishing to travel by air at a time when many airlines refuse to fly to the country because of safety concerns.
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The immigration suspension pledge was fulfilled by an early order barring travel by citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries, but has been tied up in court for weeks.
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The eight-member delegation coming to the closing ceremony would travel by road and would meet South Korean President Moon Jae-in, an official in Moon's office said.
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The NRA has said in the past that LaPierre, as the public face of the organization, must travel by private plane "for security reasons," per the Washington Post.
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They allow governments to seize assets, freeze bank accounts and bar travel by government officials implicated in torture, extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances and other serious human rights violations.
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Even smaller and lighter virus-contaminated droplets, called droplet nuclei, can travel by air from room to room and even go around the edges of standard paper masks.
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In this world, people read Stephen Hawking's "A Brief History of Time," but they also take photograms, travel by zeppelin and use anbaric energy to operate their machinery.
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AAA predicted this month that about 6.4 million people will travel by air during the year-end travel rush, an increase of about 4 percent from last year.
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Several European properties have taken a fresh approach to socially responsible travel by integrating pressing issues — from immigration and old age to domestic violence — into their daily operations.
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We're asking customers who do not feel well or are concerned they may have coronavirus to not fly until cleared to travel by a doctor or health professional.
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You know the idea that 10 years from now somebody is going to book travel by walking down to a store and getting an extra person doing that.
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But she knew her dad, whose legs had been broken in a car accident, could get better medical care in the US, and he couldn't travel by himself.
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The European Union has closed all external borders for 30 days, in an extraordinary move, while more countries urge their citizens against non-essential travel by the day.
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Sehgal refuses to travel by plane for work-related matters, so in 2016, she flew to Paris, where the artist had a show at the Palais de Tokyo.
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On Tuesday, Delta Air Lines cautioned that reduced travel by government officials and contractors would hurt its sales growth, at a rate of about $25 million a month.
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Of these 19, 15 countries are not expected to see a substantial increase in risk for importation above the usual baseline for travel by air to Zika-affected countries.
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Riders are charged a maximum rate of 58 cents per mile, which is the current IRS reimbursement rate for business travel by car (up from 54 cents last year).
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It's super lightweight and easy to tote around, but Tumi's made sure it'll hold up to the wear and tear of travel by constructing it from multi-layer polycarbonate.
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The delegation, which will travel by road, will be led by Kim Yong Chol, vice-chairman of North Korea's Party Central Committee, and stay for three days from Feb.
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If that's not enough, there's a breakdown of international travel by the numbers-in-handy infographic, and Jason Leopold breaks down how the FBI hones in on domestic terrorism.
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Twenty-two percent of survey respondents planning on flying this summer said they would either travel by other means or delay or cancel trips because of long airport waits.
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Magufuli, a reformist who took office in November, has sacked several senior officials for graft and cut spending he deemed wasteful, such as curbing foreign travel by public officials.
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New Hampshire-based travel agent Darcy Allen, of Travel by Darcy, said she's had a handful of cancellations and estimated 80 percent of her babymoon clients are avoiding Mexico.
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O'Halleran's amendment would have required the Pentagon to report to Congress every 85033 days on the department's direct and indirect costs of travel by senior executive officials military aircraft.
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Regulatory leadership on emotional support animals was long overdue, and the DOT guidance will ensure that more people have more enjoyable journeys when they choose to travel by air.
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On Monday, the department said it makes "every effort to facilitate legitimate travel by international visitors," but an official said the department would not comment on individual visa cases.
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US officials say the location for the talks is subject to a number of factors, including how far Kim is willing or able to travel by train or airplane.
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The government also feared that allowing Cuban citizens to travel by sea would make it easier for hostile Cuban-Americans to enter the country and to undermine the government.
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The tree, around 85 years old and certified as disease-free by a Norwegian regulator, will travel by lorry and ship across the North Sea before reaching Trafalgar Square.
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On Sunday, the State Department warned Americans to not travel by cruise ship because of a spike in cases of coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, linked to cruises.
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Some people get moved from the watchlist to the "no-fly" list, which means they can't travel by air to or from the U.S., or even over U.S. airspace.
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The administration needs to enforce sanctions Congress has already passed and press NATO to do more, perhaps banning travel by Putin cronies and enacting other restrictions on business activities.
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Rick Scott (R-Fla.) has asked the federal government to expand screening beyond air travel, by requiring temperature checks for all passengers boarding not just airplanes but mass transit.
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At Scotland's northern tip, in the wind-blasted Shetland Islands, just beneath the Arctic Circle, another restless son was moved to travel by the memory of another cherished father.
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LONDON — "Flights," a philosophical rumination on modern-day travel by the Polish author Olga Tokarczuk, won the Man Booker International Prize for works of translated fiction on Tuesday night.
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We're going to reduce the carbon footprint when we travel by shrinking the press pool so that we only have room for Sean Hannity, Lou Dobbs, and Judge Judy.
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Mr. Allen compared airborne microplastics to dust from the Sahara, which has long been known to travel by wind across the ocean to the United States and the Caribbean.
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Kim Yo Jong, the sister of the North's leader, and her entourage, will travel by private jet to Seoul's Incheon International Airport on Friday, North Korea told the South.
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Some of the 250 ultra-heavy components, which travel by sea, canal and road, are so large that France had to spend 110 million euros adapting roads to accommodate them.
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The human cost of the crisis was thrown into sharp relief once again on Sunday with the drowning of 0003 migrants attempting to travel by boat from Turkey to Greece.
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The human cost of the crisis was thrown into sharp relief once again on Sunday with the drowning of 25 migrants attempting to travel by boat from Turkey to Greece.
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These businesses are being disrupted by ride-hailing apps, mainly Uber and Lyft, which make travel by taxi more affordable compared with renting or parking a car at the airport.
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It breaks down the best and worst times to travel by state and also throws in information about when popular places, like grocery and liquor stores, are the most crowded.
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Argo floats help scientists learn about ocean currents, too, because they travel by riding them, Gregory Johnson, a Seattle-based oceanographer with the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, told me.
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One person who stayed out of the drama is Queen Elizabeth II. Her Majesty is known to travel by train, bus, and even the London Underground, when her schedule permits.
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The US State Department issued an alert Sunday urging US citizens "particularly travelers with underlying health conditions" not to travel by cruise ship due to the risk of coronavirus infection.
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The US State Department issued an alert Sunday urging US citizens "particularly travelers with underlying health conditions" not to travel by cruise ship due to the risk of coronavirus infection.
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While some canceled trips out of fear of getting caught in storm force winds, Machado said others were simply frightened out of travel by the idea of seeing devastated islands.
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Today, you'd be praised for choosing such an eco-friendly mode of transport, but back then it was scandalous for a woman to travel by bike without a male escort.
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As for travel by water, the Coast Guard held a ship offshore in Washington state's Puget Sound until it passed a 14-day waiting period and no passenger showed symptoms.
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Thunberg, who does not travel by air due to carbon emissions, traveled to the U.S. in an emission-free yacht to attend the United Nations Climate Action Summit this month.
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Democrats on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee are asking the panel's GOP chairman to convene hearings on recent controversies over taxpayer-funded travel by Trump administration officials. Rep.
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Passengers scheduled to fly to, from, or through Seoul Incheon, South Korea between February 24 and June 30 can change their flights without a fee for travel by June 30.
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Even though Machu Picchu is a mere 50 miles from Cuzco, it's not the simplest place to get to; your trip will probably involve travel by plane, train and bus.
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The International Air Transport Association, a trade body representing airlines, predicted that in 229, about 2150 billion passengers would travel by air, compared to last year's expected 220 billion travelers.
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The ship would sail along the same route as its sunken predecessor, from Southampton, England, to New York, which is about an 8-hour trip if you travel by plane.
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The suggestion — sure to raise the hackles of employers everywhere — was made by university researchers in England who studied the commuting habits of thousands of people who travel by rail.
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There's the polar bear hunt, seal hunting, ice fishing, and other cultural celebrations that people in the community can enjoy because they can leave their homes and travel by Ski-Doo.
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The UK's foreign office advised against all travel to Jammu and Kashmir with the exceptions of travel by air to Jammu and within the city, and within the region of Ladakh.
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In the past, North Korean leaders have been reluctant to travel by air on international journeys, especially Kim's father, Kim Jong Il, who famously went everywhere in his personal armored train.
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Lime's 2018 year-end report suggests that two out of five LA riders use its products to replace travel by car, and on average each person travels more than 5 miles.
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However, the Saudi Arabia Diplomatic Review Act would not block weapons sales to Riyadh, focusing instead on barring travel by members of the Saudi royal family who work in its government.
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Both carriers have been cruising as international tourist numbers touch all-time highs and further stimulate domestic travel by catching internal flights - markets where the pair are entrenched - in both countries.
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They arrive exhausted after days of travel by foot and a dangerous sea or river crossing by boat, and are malnourished, usually with nothing more than the clothes on their back.
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Airline stocks have been hammered this week out of concern that the coronavirus in China, which has killed 17 people there, could spread and affect people's willingness to travel by air.
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Uber pointed to a report by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency which says it has the goal of making ride-sharing one of the "preferred means of travel" by 2018.
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Reaching the cave art itself was treacherous, requiring the researchers to travel by canoe up a river, followed by walking for four days through dense jungle before hiking up a mountain.
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A Swedish Facebook group called "Train Vacation" dedicated to discussing how to travel by train through Europe has seen its membership soar to 170,000 this year, up from 3,000 in 643.
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The family left everything behind, and after four days of travel by foot, car and dinghy made it to safety in a refugee camp more than 203,000 miles away in Malawi.
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Moreover, many women would have to travel by plane to reach these providers, so in addition to the cost of the care, they are incurring the cost of travel and lodging.
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The government wasted at least $341,000 on travel by ousted Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, including booking charter flights without considering cheaper scheduled airlines, an agency watchdog said Friday.
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Ms. Yates, a holdover from the Obama administration, had refused to defend Mr. Trump's controversial order barring travel by some foreigners, which is now tied up in litigation in federal courts.
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If Bezos can save time and travel by putting HQ2 in a city that he's already visiting regularly and can be comfortable for his family, that helps Amazon and its shareholders.
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But travel by car, the only means available, has become far more difficult because the Saudi-led bombing campaign has shattered bridges and left huge bomb craters in the main roads.
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"Joe Boardman believed in his bones that all Americans should have the ability to choose to travel by train," Jim Mathews, president of the Rail Passengers Association, said in a statement.
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According to this line of thinking, here's an alarming tidbit: If you regularly travel by plane, there's a decent chance you've flown with an airline that was bankrupt at the time.
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Inspectors general for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Interior Department have opened similar investigations into charter travel by Trump's EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke.
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Still, Trump often has a tendency to trample over the carefully choreographed imagery that surrounds presidential travel, by igniting political conflagrations often set off by his erratic reactions to events back home.
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On Friday, the agency added five new projects to the list in a bid to revolutionize terrestrial air travel by making flying quiet and economical while lowering the aviation industry's environmental impact.
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WASHINGTON -- The government wasted at least $2500,0000 on travel by ousted Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, including booking charter flights without considering cheaper scheduled airlines, an agency watchdog said Friday.
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" The US State Department declined to comment on Aguilar's case, but said in a statement to BuzzFeed News Saturday that the department "makes every effort to facilitate legitimate travel by international visitors.
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The next campaign filing deadline is September 30, which means that after a summer of leisure and travel by well-heeled donors, candidates have less than a month to collect their checks.
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Travel by Cabinet officials has been under the microscope since then-Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price was found to take private flights costing hundreds of thousands of dollars and resigned.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, was a longtime Park Slope resident, and the F train is the closest subway line to his home there, though he tends to travel by car.
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Those traveling to certain regions should use loaner computers, it says, and academic institutions should be alert to frequent foreign travel by scientists, or frequent publishing with colleagues outside the United States.
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The Transportation Department, which oversees consumer protection issues, said that it had no regulations for travel by unaccompanied minors, but that it was up to the airlines to devise their own policies.
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The American Automobile Association expects 483 million Americans, around a third of the U.S. population and about 4 percent more than last year, to travel by car, train and plane from Dec.
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But even with additional bus service, the agency said, it could accommodate only about 40,000 of the 105,000 commuters who travel by rail from New Jersey to New York City each weekday.
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A Hunter staffer explained to the Press-Enterprise newspaper that one $600 charge for "in cabin rabbit transport fees" was an accidental charge related to air travel by the family's pet rabbit.
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In general, travel by Americans is on an upswing, compared to the past few years, particularly for those traveling overseas, according to Tourism Economics, part of the economic research firm Oxford Economics.
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" The State Department earlier this week issued an official advisory for Americans, especially those most vulnerable to COVID-19, which includes those with underlying health conditions, to "not travel by cruise ship.
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Cleveland turned the ball over on a strange travel by Kyle Korver, but got the ball back when Stephen Curry missed yet again, and LeBron James sank a pair of free-throws.
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Trump was supposed to travel by helicopter on the rainy and cloudy day, which prompted safety concerns, the White House said at the time, a decision that provoked days of media scrutiny.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Germany said on Thursday it has suspended preferential visas for private travel by members of Cambodia's government, including Prime Minister Hun Sen, following a government crackdown on the opposition.
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If you regularly stay in penthouse suites, eat in Michelin-star restaurants, and travel by private jet, you&aposre not expected to endure the same airport experience as the rest of us.
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In scenario D — "dystopian nightmare" — everything lines up just wrong: Policymaker and industry's eagerness leads to broad adoption of Level 4 automation, which totally redefines what it means to travel by car.
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Trump defended the choice in a tweet Tuesday, saying Marine One could not fly to the cemetary for the service and the Secret Service would not allow Trump to travel by car.
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After being sent to Himalaya Travel by Greek officials, refugees said they are given only one or two days to come up with the money — sometimes as much as €240 to €280 each.
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For the EU to give Turks visa-free travel by the end of June also requires a leap of faith, since Ankara has so far met fewer than half of the 72 conditions.
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Risch's bill, the Saudi Arabia Diplomatic Review Act, would not block weapons sales, and focuses instead on barring travel by members of the Saudi royal family, although not the king or crown prince.
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"The total number of airline miles travel by this team is equal to a round trip between the Earth and the moon, which is a testament of our investment decision process," Wu said.
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If you're in town for a couple of days, it might be worth it to to buy the Reykjavik City Card, which will get you free unlimited travel by bus within the city.
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The article suggested this was in large part because of excessive travel by President Donald Trump and his family, who are among the 42 people under Secret Service protection in his White House.
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On Tuesday, two of the world's largest automakers, Toyota and Volkswagen, said they were stepping up to invest in technology start-ups that are working to change the way people travel by car.
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Michael Nacincik, spokesman for the VA inspector general's office, told CNN he could not specify who requested the investigation, nor whether the inspector general's office was investigating any other travel by the secretary.
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The North America bid also had to overcome concerns about the impact of policies from the Trump administration, including attempts to implement a ban on travel by residents of six majority-Muslim countries.
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Blueberry pollen is too heavy and sticky to travel by wind, so insect pollinators — chiefly bumble bees and solitary bees, with honey bees used by commercial growers as well — are necessary for pollination.
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Paradoxically, Mr. Cuomo has engaged in a type of boycott himself, issuing three executive orders banning nonessential travel by state employees to Indiana, Mississippi and North Carolina for discriminatory laws against L.G.B.T. people.
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" The U.N. report finds that travel by foreign fighters to join ISIS in Iraq and Syria "has essentially come to a halt," but the flow of fighters returning home is "slower than expected.
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Dr. Rundle, who lives in western Massachusetts and commutes to Manhattan about five days a month, said he was inspired to look into the health effects of professional travel by his own experience.
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The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady next week due to receding demand pressure for hard currency from merchandise importers as the disruption of travel by the coronavirus epidemic hobbles international trade.
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While JetBlue doesn't fly to areas currently affected by the outbreak, it has waived change and cancellations for new reservations made between February 27 and March 11 for travel by June 1, 2020.
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Dear Diary: As a graduate student living in Morningside Heights in the 1970s, I had a position doing field work that required me to travel by train every Wednesday to Fairfield County, Conn.
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Mr. Dicko's 3-D headset is part of an industrywide push to bring carriers' in-flight entertainment up to the standards that many passengers now expect when they travel by car or train.
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"It's hit a point where people are choosing to travel by ride-hailing because the subways have become intolerable," said Thomas K. Wright, president of the Regional Plan Association, an urban policy group.
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Their study, published in the journal Nature Geoscience, suggests that microplastics — long known as a source of water pollution — may also travel by air, spreading their ill effects far from dense population centers.
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To reach Tokachi Millennium Forest in Hokkaido, Japan, travel by Japan Railway from Sapporo to Tokachi Shimizu Station, then take a taxi to the entrance of the park (taxi ride: approximately 20 minutes).
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But Interpol can be used very effectively to harass the innocent, because its apprehension notices – called red notices – make it impossible to travel by air, and hard even to keep your bank account open.
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ENG: If there's an opportunity to speed up someone's travel by bypassing certain stations, but also make sure those stations also have other service, then I think we would take a look at that.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An Australian court jailed for seven years on Friday the leader of a group of men who planned to travel by motorboat from Australia to the Philippines to join Islamic State fighters.
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But annexation has cut the peninsula off from Ukrainian holidaymakers who mainly arrived by train, and their numbers have not been made up by Russian tourists, who must travel by air to get there.
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"It is time Senate leadership finally allowed a vote on my bipartisan bill to fully lift these archaic restrictions which do not exist for travel by Americans to any other country in the world."
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Through Meg's journey, "we discover that strength comes from embracing one's individuality and that the best way to triumph over fear is to travel by one's own light," according to the film's official synopsis.
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Founded in 2012 by ex-racing driver Ilya Ekushevskiy and ex-developer Artem Altukhov, Busfor entered the market because more people travel by bus in CIS states than by any other means of transport.
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"The restrictions against travel by Muslims to America... are an open affront against the Muslim world and the Iranian nation in particular and will be known as a great gift to extremists," it added.
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Conduct across the country Travel by rail is considered by many to be the most romantic form of travel: You're never stuck in traffic, but you get to see the terrain of the land.
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However, keep in mind that while 2x points may be more valuable than 2% cash if you redeem strategically for travel by transferring to partners, Membership Rewards points can't be redeemed outright for cash.
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At Northwest Trek Wildlife Park, visitors can take a walk or travel by tram through one of the park's many scenic trails, where they'll find bears, wolves, cougars, and birds living in the forest.
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"With the presence of Zika in our region and the volume of travel by Singaporeans as well as tourists, it is inevitable there will be imported cases of Zika into Singapore," the ministry said.
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From winter to spring, sea ice extends by as much as 15 miles (24 km) the distance from the shoreline that the Inupiaq can travel by sled dog and snowmobile to reach open water.
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Last week, Harry's spokesman said Markle and her mother would travel by car to Windsor on the morning of the wedding and the bride would then meet her father, Thomas Markle, at the chapel.
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Gurupreet's mother was released from an Arizona ICE processing facility on June 18 and allowed to travel by bus to New York City, where she has a notice to appear before an immigration court.
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One source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said decisions about travel by employees stationed abroad would be made by U.S. embassies and consulates while Washington-based staff must obtain approval from their bureau.
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One source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said decisions about travel by employees stationed abroad would be made by U.S. embassies and consulates while Washington-based staff must obtain approval from their bureau.
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I travel by air about once a month, and several times a year with my family of four, so finding the best rates on air travel is a rather regular theme in my life.
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"Things which are normally transported by ship need to travel by air for a couple of weeks," Continental Chief Executive Elmar Degenhart said in a conference call to discuss full-year earnings on Thursday.
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In the past 22020 months the share of Swedes who say they travel by rail instead of air when possible has nearly doubled, from 22018% to 37%, according to SJ, Sweden's largest train operator.
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The executive order signed by Trump on Friday afternoon curtailing travel by citizens of seven predominantly Muslim countries was met with befuddlement at airports as customs and immigration agents grappled with the new rules.
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And while there are plenty of economic, technological, safety, regulatory, public policy and other hurdles to overcome, advocates believe hyperloop could truly revolutionize the way we travel by addressing many of today's transportation hassles.
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While all of this is going on, a record 303 million people are expected to travel by air, and AAA predicts the second-highest number of road travelers in more than a decade. 3.
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It's an escalation of scrutiny that comes after POLITICO detailed hundreds of thousands of dollars in charter jet travel by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, who resigned last month amid the controversy.
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"To the extent that the Order bans travel by individuals cooperating against ISIL, we risk placing our military efforts at risk by sending an insulting message to those citizens and all Muslims," the brief claims.
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When Epstein would travel by private jet from New York to Palm Beach, an employee or associate would "ensure that minor victims were available for encounters upon his arrival in Florida," according to the indictment.
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The royal couple will next travel by boat to attend the Invictus Games Sydney 2018 Jaguar Land Rover Driving Challenge on Cockatoo Island, before kicking off the games at a welcoming reception and opening ceremony.
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The plan is for veterans to gather in Eagle Butte, a few hours away, and then travel by bus to the main protest camp, organizers said, adding that a big procession is planned for Monday.
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They travel by foot, hitch rides or climb onto trains, carrying only what they can fit in tattered backpacks, and face a staggering array of threats, from thieves and rapists to hunger, loneliness and death.
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They're a motley crew of transient teens and 20-somethings who travel by van selling magazine subscriptions door-to-door by day and party hard by night, and Lane's character, Star, latches on to them.
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Only 4-5% of Ukrainians travel by air, says Mr Omelyan, and those that do pay steep prices—sometimes three times higher than the going rate—the proceeds of which line the pockets of oligarchs.
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The disputed trade restrictions include bans on trade through Qatar's ports and travel by Qatari citizens, blockages of Qatari digital services and websites, closure of maritime borders and prohibition of flights operated by Qatari aircraft.
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P.S. "Trump's decision leaves 'Dreamers' unable to travel," by L.A. Times' Kate Linthicum in Mexico City: "A Homeland Security memorandum said the department would stop approving new applications for travel permits, known as advance parole."
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Then, in five days, Lorio, 22, and Michot, 2102, organized their plans for a group of children and adults with disabilities to travel by charter bus to the Republican National Committee building, near the Capitol.
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Down the line, when you're ready to upgrade to a card that earns better rewards, you could consider opening the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card so you can start enjoying free travel by using your points.
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Nearly 32 million Americans are expected to travel by air during the 12-day period surrounding the Thanksgiving holiday, from November 22 to December 3, 2019, according to industry trade group Airlines for America (A4A).
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Nearly 32 million Americans are expected to travel by air during the 12-day period surrounding the Thanksgiving holiday, from November 22 to December 3, 2019, according to industry trade group Airlines for America (A4A).
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Nearly 32 million Americans are expected to travel by air during the 12-day period surrounding the Thanksgiving holiday, from November 22 to December 3, 2019, according to industry trade group Airlines for America (A4A).
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It took me the better part of a day to travel by public transportation to see all the venues in geographically separate areas of the city: the West Loop, Lincoln Park, and the South Side.
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Three Cabinet secretaries — State's Rex Tillerson, Justice's Jeff Sessions, and Homeland Security's John Kelly — showed up to introduce version 2.0 of President Donald Trump's new restrictions on travel by residents of seven Muslim-majority countries.
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More people than you might imagine — I have a life, I go to work, I shop, I travel by Metro — but I never doubted that the video on the drive was from an official source.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Brazilian miner Vale SA said on Tuesday it would suspend travel by its employees to and from China indefinitely as a precaution amid an outbreak of a new coronavirus.
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Requests for Secret Service protection costs Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin is opposing Secret Service cost disclosures related to travel by Trump and his family until after the presidential election, The Washington Post first reported Wednesday.
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A State Department official said at the time that the rule was a reciprocal action intended to push back against the Chinese government for restrictions it had imposed for years on travel by American diplomats.
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Holland America Line said it is working with governments and health authorities to track the other 1,454 passengers, who had been given the go-ahead to travel by Cambodian authorities after health checks were done.
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Any team sport can bring kids into close enough contact for the spread of infectious diseases that travel by respiratory and airborne routes, so athletes must be up-to-date on all the recommended immunizations.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House announced efforts on Tuesday to improve air travel by requiring airlines to refund baggage handling fees if luggage is "substantially delayed" and requiring online travel agents to provide neutral search results.
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After North Korea held several Americans in recent years, accusing them of illegal entry, spying, spreading Christian beliefs and other "antistate" crimes, the State Department has strongly recommended against all travel by Americans to the country.
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Snakehead fish can grow up to three feet long and breathe air, allowing the fish to survive on land and travel by tossing its body side-to-side — an equivalent to walking — according to National Geographic.
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Since my work as a humorist and writer requires me to travel by airplane much more frequently than I would prefer, I find that my books provide more solace during turbulence than any other distraction might.
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But, given I mostly travel by foot around my neighborhood, my daily errands and trip to the park seemed like the perfect way to test out these obviously overtly high-tech features on such simple activities.
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The company has in the past unleashed Pac-Man on city streets in Maps, let Google Maps streetview users go inside Doctor Who's TARDIS, and has let you travel by Loch Ness Monster, among other things.
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Up to $100 in airline fee creditsIf you travel by air, you likely come across an occasional baggage fee or in-flight meal, or maybe you want to spring for priority boarding or other add-ons.
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Working for the government in the early 1950s, I had to travel by train across the United States because air travel was too costly, and had to subsist on $9 a day for meals and lodging.
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They travel by bus to away games — as far as nine hours to Greensboro, N.C. — and played their last home game on March 27, before Jackie Robinson Ballpark was taken over by a minor league team.
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Goods that travel by sea take two to four weeks to reach the United States from China, depending mainly on whether the ship sails to the East or West Coast and how fast the ship travels.
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George Zifkos, an economist at Britain's Leeds University, has highlighted that some festivals sell themselves as sustainable while offering visitors the chance to win a new petrol car or booking artists who travel by private jet.
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These trains will have top speeds of 200 miles an hour, far too fast for anyone to hope that they can travel by sitting on the roof, and are indicative of how fast India is developing.
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President Donald Trump has vowed to continue the court battle to preserve his prerogative to limit travel by non-citizens in the way he crafted it in the January 27 Executive Order, aka the travel ban.
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Always costly in manpower and equipment, the president's jaunts to Mar-a-Lago are estimated to cost at least $3 million each, based on a General Accounting Office estimate for similar travel by former President Obama.
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Thunberg, who does not travel by air due to the associated carbon emissions, has quickly become an international sensation and has organized a series of strikes to call for action on the issue of climate change.
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Those $150 fees are not minute, however, if your divorce means that you're suddenly paying for two homes instead of one, and one child or more have to travel by air between homes on school vacations.
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Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma spoke after U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order halted travel by people with passports from Libya, Somalia, Sudan and four other Middle East nations for 90 days, and stopped refugee resettlement for 120 days.
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A report from the Transport Commission of Shenzhen, one of China's richest cities, said more than 500,000 bike-share units there had replaced nearly 10 percent of travel by private car or 13 percent of gasoline consumption.
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In an afternoon news conference, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo called for a widespread travel ban that would ban travel on city roads by 230 pm ET, and would stop inbound commuter rail travel by 4 pm.
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In a speech in Ankara, Erdogan said the EU should change its own laws on terrorism first and said he hoped Europe would live up to its promise on visa-free travel by October at the latest.
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And the group also has built an email list with upward of 1,100 subscribers from diverse backgrounds that has publicized 127 job placements — in an industry where postings travel by word of mouth and are rarely advertised.
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The kidnappings follow a series of similar incidents in other parts of the country, underlining the precarious security on Afghanistan's main highways, which are vital lifelines in a country where many cannot afford to travel by air.
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This is how I feel: made to time travel by force, to never focus on a single event without being buried by the ones that have happened, troubled by the ones that might happen in the future.
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As laudable as that new policy may sound, it cannot possibly address longstanding obfuscation, inconsistent and fragmented reporting of travel rules, and a lack of reporting on the exact costs of work travel by Cabinet level officials.
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Spirit has also added a waiver for the following city for travel scheduled September 2–6:Myrtle Beach, SC (MYR)Fees and fare differences are waived as long as those passengers rebook to travel by September 18.
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DuPont, Washington (CNN)Two of the three passengers who died when an Amtrak train derailed while traveling along a route for the first time were enthusiastic advocates for travel by trains, the Rail Passengers Association said Tuesday.
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He and his wife, Emma (Carla Gugino), put aside their relationship struggles in the midst of disaster in Los Angeles and travel by broken road, smoky sky and raging sea to rescue their daughter in San Francisco.
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UPS partners with drone startup Matternet for medical sample deliveries Biological samples and other items that need to be moved quickly generally travel by courier service, which is of course fine sometimes, but not during rush hour.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Airlines around the world have responded to the coronavirus outbreak by suspending flights to and from China, severely disrupting travel by tourists and business executives in one of the world's busiest aviation markets.
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About three hours later, the younger brother called Mr. Qul to say the government would not allow the body to travel by road, because the road to their home district in Jowzjan was contested by the Taliban.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A North Korean art troupe will likely travel by ship to stage a performance in South Korea for this week's Winter Olympics under an exemption from bilateral sanctions, South Korea's Unification Ministry said on Monday.
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"For 15 years, the Department of Homeland Security has worked diligently with America's airlines to secure aviation and facilitate the travel by air of millions of Americans and visitors and we will continue to do so," Houlton added.
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Netflix also realizes how much air travel impacts the environment, but as the travel by employees is necessary, the company offsets the greenhouse gas emissions for "the majority of this air travel" through investment in emission reduction projects.
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In October 2017, The Express ran an article detailing some of the particulars of the queen's salary (increased by £6 million to £82.2m) and wrote that around £4.5m was spent on travel by the queen in 2016 alone.
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What Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin don't know is that in order to reach Mr. Murry, they have to travel by tesseracts, the so-called "wrinkles in time" that connect the various planets and dimensions of the universe.
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Each day, roughly a third of global trade by value — or about $17.5 billion worth of products from smartphones and televisions to wine and vaccines — travel by air, according to the International Air Transport Association, a lobby group.
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Still there was also a notable impact from the hostile Trump administration, which has sought to reverse some of Democratic former President Barack Obama's opening to the island and has cracked down on independent Cuban travel by Americans.
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The 25-year old Agarwal is disrupting no-frills travel by implementing basic standards of cleanliness and service on rooms, and using technology to set dynamic pricing online, aiming for higher occupancy rates and higher yields on assets.
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They cover topics ranging from separation of immigrant children from their parents, the U.S. response to the hurricane in Puerto Rico, lead poisoning of the water in Flint, Michigan, and travel by White House staff and cabinet secretaries.
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Each day, roughly a third of global trade by value - or about $17.5 billion worth of products from smartphones and televisions to wine and vaccines - travel by air, according to the International Air Transport Association, a lobby group.
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"I did well in France," he says after a trip where he skipped a ceremony to honor the war dead because, he claims, fog kept his helicopter grounded and the Secret Service forbade him to travel by car.
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The cruise line industry is also taking a big hit from the coronavirus outbreak after the US State Department advised people not to travel by cruise ship, especially older people and people at risk of catching the virus.
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And amid a rash of reports last fall about Trump administration officials' use of private planes, Mr. Gowdy and Representative Elijah Cummings of Maryland, the committee's top Democrat, jointly investigated travel by senior officials across the federal government.
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A Wired feature from 2018 details the symbiotic history between photography and travel from the earliest days of standardized tourism in the 2100th century, when guidebooks inspired visitors to travel by publishing "picturesque" views that looked like paintings.
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In Paris, where progressive city leaders spent the last decade pushing residents to travel by bike and Metro rather than private car, the city has launched plans to convert abandoned parking facilities and gas stations into distribution warehouses.
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But the disease has spread far and wide inside China and, with extensive worldwide travel by its citizens, especially during the celebration of the Lunar New Year, countries everywhere are bracing for the arrival of more new cases.
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Back-to-back snowstorms and strong winds combined to serious complicate travel by land across much of the rest of Wyoming, where roads were closed in the eastern and southern parts of the state because of whiteout conditions.
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GENEVA, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Venezuela has launched a complaint at the World Trade Organization to challenge U.S. sanctions, saying that a ban on travel by blacklisted individuals and trade restrictions break WTO rules, a WTO filing showed on Tuesday.
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He said the United States would also further restrict "non-family" travel by Americans to Cuba - though he offered no details - and cited military-owned Cuban airline Aerogaviota among the five names being added to the U.S. sanctions blacklist.
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The Bahrain Foreign Affairs Ministry called on all its citizens in Iraq to leave the country "immediately" for their own security and safety, and discouraged travel by Bahrainis to Iraq, according to the state-run Bahrain News Agency (BNA).
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"At bottom, what this is about is a violation of the Constitution," Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey said of the order halting travel by people with passports from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen for 90 days.
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Visit the Strawberry School, for instance, and you can listen to historian Valinda Littlefield discuss how the young African American women who taught there had to travel by boat daily from Georgetown before a bridge was erected in 1937.
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Seven miles from London's traditional business district and even closer to the financial centre at Canary Wharf, London City has become one of the favoured ways to travel by business travellers, who account for two thirds of its traffic.
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European Union countries are poised to restrict passport-free travel by invoking an emergency rule to impose controls at several borders for two more years because of the migration crisis, according to EU documents seen by The Associated Press.
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President Trump doesn't plan on reversing all of the Obama administration's directives, but he might bring back limits on travel by closing the loophole that currently lets Americans visit the island for educational tours, professional research, and humanitarian work.
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Decades of work and innovation throughout the industry, as well as the oversight of the FAA, this Committee, and regulators around the world have reduced the risks of air travel by more than 177% over the last 20 years.
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Mezi's newly designed app allows users to find and book flights and hotels and make restaurant reservations wherever they want to travel by simply typing a bit about what they're looking for into a messaging-style interface, or chatbot.
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However, the Saudi Arabia Diplomatic Review Act would not block weapons sales to Riyadh, focusing instead on barring travel by many members of the Saudi royal family who work in its government, although not the king or crown prince.
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Now that he oversees communications for TSA, Bilello, who hails from Long Island, N.Y., is responsible for crafting the messaging for an agency that works to secure aviation travel by screening as many as 2.6 million individuals each day.
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On Aman Private Jet Expeditions, operated by Remote Lands, groups of about 3503 guests travel by small private jets to exotic locations in Asia (and sometimes Europe) and stay exclusively in hotels and resorts within the luxury Aman chain.
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Behind the imposing spacesuit and perfect smile is a three-dimensional person, and "Endurance" offers brilliant insight into the human aspect of space travel by paying equal attention to the origin story as to its climax among the stars.
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While the Justice Department has argued that none of the restrictions target any particular religion, Trump's public call for a "more specific" and less "politically correct" ban suggested his desire may, in fact, be to limit travel by Muslims.
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"I don't necessarily agree with all decisions by my government, and clearly not with this one," he said of the now-halted order barring travel by Iranians and citizens of six other predominantly Muslim countries to the United States.
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The inquiry, opened by Representatives Trey Gowdy of South Carolina, the committee's chairman, and Elijah E. Cummings of Maryland, the panel's ranking Democrat, will examine the use of private and government travel by senior officials from 24 federal agencies.
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On September 14 of that year—21966 years ago this Wednesday—the USSR claimed one of the most pivotal milestones in interplanetary travel by impacting the Moon's surface with its spacecraft Luna 215 (or, in some translations, Lunik 22).
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Welcome to Milano 8, the Florentine taxi that for 16 years has offered free travel, by day, between a pediatric hospital and the homes of young cancer patients — and, in the evening, carried regular clients around Tuscany's main city.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price promised on Thursday to repay the nearly $52,000 cost of his seats on private charter flights, as expensive air travel by Trump administration officials drew sharp scrutiny from Congress.
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United Continental — The airline is forecasting a decline of up to 7.75 percent in its revenue per available passenger seat mile, hurt by a strong dollar and a decline in travel by customers whose businesses are impacted by lower oil prices.
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The memo from the transition's general counsel directs all staffers and volunteers who worked on the Trump transition to "preserve any written documents ... as well as any electronic information" related to Russia, Ukraine and any foreign travel by Trump transition members.
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However, when he did not get a U.S. visa on time to travel by the weekend, he canceled his trip and the rest of delegation decided to boycott, Chaudhry Arshad, a director at the office of the Senate chairman, told Reuters.
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The lower-court judge temporarily halted the ban after determining that the states were likely to win the case and had shown that the ban would restrict travel by their residents, damage their public universities and reduce their tax base.
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United Continental (UAL) is forecasting a decline of up to 7.75 percent in its revenue per available passenger seat mile, hurt by a strong dollar and a decline in travel by customers whose businesses were impacted by lower oil prices.
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The British airline warned in March it expected to fall into a loss this year after three years of profits, but last month Kreeger said demand for summer travel by Britons had held up better than expected, despite a weaker pound.
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BRUSSELS — European Union countries are poised to restrict passport-free travel by invoking an emergency rule to impose controls at several borders for two more years because of the migration crisis, according to EU documents seen by The Associated Press.
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Unlike the original order, which caused chaos at airports around the country, the new one allows travel by people from the listed countries who are legal residents, dual nationals, attending diplomatic missions, and have been granted refugee or asylum status.
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The New York Times adds to the muck with a report that a Washington analyst and former lobbyist helped arrange travel by Pruitt to Australia last year and tried to disguise his efforts behind a trip that never took place.
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The commander in chief is pushing for a radical overhaul of presidential air travel by demanding that the next generation of Air Force One replace the color scheme from luminous ultramarine to a "more American" splash of red, white, and blue.
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If you do need to travel by plane, it's a good idea to use alcohol wipes to clean tray tables, bathroom handles and other parts of the plane that you might touch that are not regularly sanitized by the flight crew.
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"We are taking the necessary precautions to ensure the safety of our staff, including the reduction of travel by air for our scouting and coaching staff," Browns senior vice president of communications Peter John-Baptiste said in a statement Thursday.
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The British government has advised against all but essential travel by air to and from the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh since a Russian passenger jet was bombed in 2015, killing all 224 people on board shortly after takeoff.
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Finally, with the help of the US refugee aid group HIAS (the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society), Rae, Joseph, and baby Linda, along with Rae's sister Lisa and their father Naum, received visas to travel by ship to the United States.
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Ferry accidents are common in Indonesia, a vast archipelago, especially during the Islamic holiday of Eid al-Fitr, which fell last week, when millions of people travel by land, sea and air to their hometowns after the fasting month of Ramadan.
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Critics said Trump put those goals in peril by issuing an order in January that halted the U.S. refugee program and banned travel by people from seven predominantly Muslim nations — something many took as a ban on Muslims as a whole.
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At his news conference on Thursday, Mr. Trump spoke about the executive order limiting entry from seven predominantly Muslim countries into the United States, which also froze travel by tens of thousands of people with green cards and other visas.
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Prehistoric peoples, after tens of thousands of years of travel by foot from Africa, had arrived at the end of Southeast Asia and hopscotched their way forward via short sea outings, presumably crossing the narrow channels they encountered on crude watercraft.
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In 2014, the country barred travel by six U.S. lawmakers — including then-Speaker John Boehner and then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid — in retaliation for a round of U.S. sanctions punishing Russia for its decision to annex Ukraine's Crimea Peninsula. Sens.
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The paper said they were investigating paperwork related to parties, private travel by managers on company planes and chauffeured cars, as well as shortfalls in payments to tax authorities due on salaries collected by former employees on early retirement schemes.
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A congressional source said the bill would ban tourist travel by Americans outright, while any other visits would require a special license from the Treasury Department, which is enforcing a wide range of sanctions on North Korea over its nuclear and missile programs.
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Assuming a handler is still able to maintain a visual of the dog—using an onboard camera or even an overhead drone—they can easily and safely direct its travel by activating the flashlights on the vest which distract and redirect the animal.
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This includes how women frequently play on a dangerous artificial surfaces when the men do not, fly commercial when the men travel by more convenient, comfortable charter flights, and the alleged allocation of fewer resources to promote women's games compared to men's.
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In the lower-court case, Robart, the Seattle judge, halted the ban after determining that the states were likely to prevail, and had demonstrated that the ban would restrict travel by their residents, damage their public universities, and reduce their tax base.
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Only 27 years old at the time, she was in charge of overseeing five bases' compliance with military and federal law as well as advising local Iraqi criminal courts, a job that required a lot of off-base travel by helicopter and convoy.
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It has long advised against all but essential travel by air to and from the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, where a Russian passenger jet was bombed in 2015, but has not issued similar warnings against air travel to and from Cairo.
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China is building a strong blue-water navy with aircraft-carriers, to which it is now adding heavily armed artificial islands in the South China Sea The DF-21D, known as the "carrier killer", is a ballistic missile that can travel by road.
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The fall in sterling as a result of Britain's vote to leave the European Union should boost demand for trips to Britain over the next six to eight months, helping to cancel out any reduction in spending on travel by Brits, Scowsill added.
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The Seattle e-retailer, which sends 2900 billion packages a year, declined to say what percentage of its shipments travel by plane or give specific examples of how the latest drive to shave time off its standard two-day shipping affected air transport.
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Members will consider more than 130 amendments to the bill dealing with issues ranging from offshore drilling and rules for fracking on federal land to methane emissions and drinking water funding to even whether EPA employees can travel by plane for official business.
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They shared a love of travel by journeying together to places far and near, including a trip to the Patara Elephant Farm in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in the summer of 2014, and to Central Park in December 2015, where Mr. Yeung proposed.
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As Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu arrived in Brussels this week, he upped the ante, asking for more financial aid than was previously negotiated and demanding visa-free travel by June, while offering to take back some migrants who had crossed into Europe.
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True, they've been moved to act in a few high-profile cases — on Wednesday, Representative Trey Gowdy of South Carolina, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, demanded documents about government-funded luxury travel by Scott Pruitt, head of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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While 12 million people live in the solar eclipse's path of totality, some 2 million to 7 million of the 200 million people who live within a day's drive to the path were expected to travel by road to see it there too.
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Ellie Hannum from Wilmington, N.C., travels to open her mind and gain perspective: According to the definition, traveling "is the movement of people between relatively distant geographical locations, and can involve travel by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, bus, airplane, or other means".
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But two people with direct knowledge of the events said that Mr. Fuentes had decided on his own, well before the military aide on duty made a determination, to tell the president that the weather was too poor to travel by helicopter.
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The service warned that the freezing weather would make ground travel near impossible in spots and could hamper the plans of some of the 94 million Americans who, according to American Automobile Association, were expected to travel by vehicle over the holiday season.
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If a state may not chill the freedom of interstate travel by placing restrictive conditions on certain benefits, it is reasonable to conclude that stripping one's carry rights in order to cross state lines would also be impermissible under the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Cate Boyle and Victoria Principato will leave New York City on a nearly monthlong trip across the country and parts of Canada, during which they'll travel by rail (Amtrak trains, primarily), bicycles, and public transportation including ferries, buses, streetcars and ride-sharing services.
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Finland's Finnair is canceling three weekly flights between Helsinki and Beijing (PKX) between February 5 and March 29, and two weekly flights between Helsinki and Nanjing (NKG) between February 8 and March 29, because of the suspension of group travel by Chinese authorities.
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In addition to losses from retail stores and restaurants, the tourism industries was also affected during this period of time due to passengers cancelling and delaying their trips to Hong Kong, alongside also the cancellation of outward bound travel by Hong Kong tourists.
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Curators at the Metropolitan Museum of Art said the order could disrupt or limit its loans to and from the affected countries and would restrict travel by colleagues and artists to the United States for education, research, fellowships, workshops, conferences and other training.
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The U.N. agency this month had to deliver aid by plane to Bangassou - a more costly and complicated option than using trucks - as it could not find any drivers willing to travel by road due to fear of attack, Le Du added.
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A spokeswoman for CHC in Norway said the company was sending its technicians to the BP-operated Ula platform, but it would take time for them to arrive as no other helicopters could land on the platform and they would have to travel by sea.
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As African migrants continue to travel by boat to Italy, and the 60,173 refugees, including many Syrians, who are stuck in camps in Greece try to find ways to get out, Europe is experiencing what Alexander Betts of Oxford University calls a "technological arms race".
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The runway is used by the company to transport workers and equipment as it is too dangerous to travel by road in the chaotic country that is still trying to establish the rule of law since veteran leader Muammar Gaddafi was ousted in 2011.
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Airbus is not kidding around about flying cars – the maker of airborne transportation vehicles plans to test out a prototype self-flying small urban transport made for single-passenger travel by the end of this year, according to Airbus CEO Tom Enders (via Reuters).
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A U.S. ban on travel by Americans to North Korea comes into effect on Friday, a step announced after the death of a U.S. student shortly after his release from a 15-year prison sentence in the country, where three other Americans are still detained.
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"I believe compatriots on both sides of the strait hope relations will return to a correct track of peaceful development, allowing travel by mainland residents to Taiwan to return to normal as soon as possible," Ma was cited as saying by mainland state television.
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I don't know, but I do know that what we're achieving at Success today is far short of what is possible, and that people will someday look at the education Success offers today much as we now look at travel by horse and buggy.
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As the southern limit of the English Channel, Ushant is strategically positioned along an important shipping route, and many cargo ships travel by it every day—one of the reasons that the island's Phare du Creach is one of the strongest lighthouses in the world.
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With 75 seconds left and the Raptors up by three, Lowry closed out on Goran Dragic expertly, forced an uncalled travel by beating his former teammate to his spot under the rim, and watched as Dragic threw the ball away as he lost his footing.
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The numbers have Americans opposing a ban on Syrian refugees by a 70-26 margin, the pause on refugee admissions from all countries by a 60-37 margin, and the shutdown of travel by citizens of seven Muslim-majority nations by a 51-46 margin.
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Trafalgar offers an eight-day Treasures of the Yucatán Trip, where guests get guided tours of Izamal, Merida, Campeche and Uxmal and also visit the Celestun Unesco Biosphere Reserve, where you'll travel by small boats through lagoons and see a colony of pink flamingos.
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But that pressure could also drive migrants to take more remote, perilous routes — including trying to travel by sea — and ultimately benefit the most powerful organized-crime groups, which would be best equipped to manage and profit from the new migratory routes, analysts say.
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In December, after Anis Amri, a Tunisian man, rammed a container truck into shoppers at a Berlin Christmas market in a plot remotely guided by Islamic State handlers, he was able to travel by train to Italy, despite a Europe-wide warrant for his arrest.
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"Instead of checking one app for traffic, another for airport parking and a third for TSA wait times, Delta is building the capability to simplify travel by helping you manage everything from ridesharing and in-flight entertainment to bag delivery and hotels," Bastian said.
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China will account for 14 percent of total global outbound travel by 203 from 10 percent now, brokerage CLSA has forecast, with the number of Chinese overseas trips rising to 200 million a year at the end of the period from 125 million in 2015.
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Because no visas are required for travel by most European citizens to the United States, and because of the volume of tourism and business, restricting travel from Europe would have been far more difficult and consequential than banning it from only the seven countries named.
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Here's a look at where things stand with sports as of Thursday: The Summer Games, involving international travel by tens of thousands of athletes, officials, news media members and spectators, have naturally been one of the biggest concerns in the wake of the virus.
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In order to qualify for the promotion, tourists must stay at one of the hotels on the main islands of St. Croix, St. Thomas and St. John listed on the Virgin Islands tourism website, book travel by October 1, 2017, and visit before December 31, 2017.
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"If it is a crime to send poor blacks to university, to enable the poor to buy cars, to travel by plane, to own their own home...if that's the crime I committed, I will continue to be a criminal," Lula told his supporters on April 7th.
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OPINION: Obama administration was hypocritical on UN's Israeli settlements vote In addition, travel by Israeli ministers to those countries will also be limited, the officials said, noting that Israeli ambassadors in the countries will still be able to continue working with the governments of their host nations.
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The Association of British Insurers (ABI) called on consumers and companies who plan to travel by road in the EU after Brexit day to request a 'green card' from their insurer one month in advance, citing the growing possibility of a disorderly British departure from the bloc.
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Guests can explore the nearby pine forest by bicycle or jog along the island's red granite cliffs — and the arrival to HavsVidden is an attraction in and of itself; some visitors take a helicopter from Stockholm or travel by sailboat to the property's private harbor. havsvidden.
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"With an abortion, we routinely give women several medications so they are not so uncomfortable passing their pregnancy," says Jenny Abrams, a family physician in Seattle, Washington, who has treated servicewomen who travel by plane, ferry, or car to see her—additional costs to receive an abortion.
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According to the General Services Administration's regulations for travel by federal employees, "blanket authorization" of anything other than coach-fare travel is barred except for reasons related to a disability or special need, and authorization for first-class travel is given on a "trip-by-trip" basis.
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Travel waiver applies for passengers flying to or from, or connecting through the following airports November 25-26:Denver, Colorado (DEN)Flights must be rebooked for travel by November 29 or earlier between the same cities and in the same cabin for the waiver to apply.
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Currently among my anti-tsundoku: "Time Travel," by James Gleick, "Searching for Stars on an Island in Maine," by Alan Lightman, "Little Panic," by Amanda Stern, "Inheritance," by Dani Shapiro, and an exhibition catalog — which, in her case, is part poetry and part philosophy — by Ann Hamilton.
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There isn't a "substantial" amount of travel by people from these countries to Zika-affected countries aside from their participation in the Games, and they all have the "environmental conditions and population susceptibility to sustain mosquito-borne transmission of Zika virus," said a CDC news release.
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No such calls appeared on Trump's Sunday schedule; instead, the White House announced that the President would travel by helicopter to the Liberty National Golf Club, perched on New York Harbor, to watch the final day of the President's Cup golf tournament from a special suite inside the clubhouse.
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When Simran Jeet Singh, a professor of religion at Trinity University in Texas, learned that the images had been shared on social media platforms including Facebook and Twitter, he used them as an example of what it's like for a person who "appears Muslim" to travel by plane.
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When you are working on a document and realize you want to go back to an earlier draft, you can time travel by logging into your account on the Dropbox site, clicking the three-dot Menu icon next to the name of the file and selecting Version History.
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There are added worries that people hired to do the counting may not be prepared for a job involving travel by bush planes, A.T.V.s and even dog sleds, along with lodging in schools or in the homes of local residents who may be wary of outsiders from the government.
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Austin is a car-based city: About three-quarters of Austin-area commuters travel by themselves in cars, and the area's transit system, Capital Metro, has just under 100,000 "boardings" per day, in a combined metro area of over 2000 million, with just under 240 million in Austin itself.
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These conditions are predictably exacerbated by class (not every woman can afford to travel), by resident status (not every woman has the legal right to travel), and by lack of adequate education about sexual and reproductive health (the majority of schools in Ireland are still controlled by the Catholic church).
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This new and improved version of the travel ban would remove Iraq from the list of targeted countries (therefore allowing travel by Iraqis who have aided the United States) and permit legal permanent residents to re-enter the country, which was one of the many flaws of the original order.
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The travel waiver also applies for passengers traveling to, from, or through the following airports on August 31–September 3:Fort Lauderdale, FL (FLL)Jacksonville, FL (JAX)Orlando, FL (MCO)Tampa, FL (TPA)Fees and fare differences are waived as long as those passengers rebook to travel by September 18.
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Those who prefer to travel by train have several New Jersey Transit stations to choose from in Montclair; from the Walnut Street station at the southern end of Montclair, the trip to New York City takes 40 to 50 minutes and costs $7.25 one way or $210 for a monthly ticket.
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President Donald Trump attempted to assuage fears with a tweet comparing coronavirus to the flu: The CDC, by contrast, has warned Americans that they shouldn't travel by cruise ship and should avoid long plane rides for the time being, and that the elderly should stay home as often as possible.
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"Instead of checking one app for traffic, another for airport parking and a third for TSA wait times, Delta is building the capability to simplify travel by helping you manage everything from ridesharing and in-flight entertainment to bag delivery and hotels," Delta's CEO, Ed Bastian, said in a release.
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The concept aims to get people to stop traveling by plane in order to lower carbon emissions and has gained momentum thanks to environmental activists like Greta Thunberg, who opted to travel by boat instead of flying across the Atlantic to attend a United Nations zero emissions summit in August.
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Hamilton thinks that this might end up breaking along class lines rather than cultural ones in an era of more frequent epidemics, with rich people sequestering themselves away in private cars and spacious high-end restaurants to an even greater extent, while the rest of us travel by cramped public transport.
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A Houston funeral for former President George H.W. Bush will take place today at St. Martin's Episcopal Church, after which his casket will travel by train across the state for burial at his presidential library in College Station, Texas, alongside the grave of former first lady Barbara Bush and their daughter, Robin.
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On Friday, Pelosi said that she and her delegation had arranged to travel by commercial planes after the President canceled their military transport but that Trump's intervention and what she said was a "leak" from the White House about their new travel plans caused them to shelve the trip for safety reasons.
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For pilots, crew members and passengers who love the 747, it's easy to forget that the airliner was first of all a business proposition, one that aimed to harness economies of scale and a raft of new technologies to cut the seat-per-mile cost of air travel by about 30 percent.
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The studio's cautiousness comes in response to several factors, per the source, including: Trebek's health, since his condition puts him at greater risk of contracting the illness; the show's live audience, which typically tends to skew older; and out-of-town audience members, many of whom travel by air to attend the taping.
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The investigation, opened by Representatives Trey Gowdy of South Carolina, the committee's chairman, and Elijah E. Cummings of Maryland, the panel's ranking Democrat, will examine the use of private and government travel by senior officials, and will request passenger names, destinations and the source of payment for each trip, among other details.
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In "RUNNING WILD WITH BEAR GRYLLS," at 9, Julia Roberts and Mr. Grylls venture to Kenya, where they travel by bush plane, land cruiser and foot across desert, canyons and rivers — avoiding hungry crocodiles and hippos along the way — to deliver lifesaving vaccines from Wamba Hospital to a remote village before they expire.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior lawyer at the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of the Inspector General said on Thursday he found "no violation of law" in Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's use of private jets for seven official trips, but called for better cases to be made in future for such travel by Trump administration officials.
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The decision by Greta Thunberg, a young climate activist, to sail across the Atlantic rather than travel by air ahead of her speech at the United Nations next week, has refocused attention on aviation's role in causing climate change and its consequences, including sea-level rise and more intense heat waves, hurricanes, flooding and drought.
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"The Foreign Office confirms the suspension of preferential Visa treatment for private travel by Cambodian government members, including by Prime Minister Hun Sen and his family, by high-ranking military officials and the presidents of the highest Cambodian court," Susanne Beger-Blum, a spokeswoman for Germany's Federal Foreign Office, told Reuters in an e-mail.
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It also specified that the relationship with a U.S. entity "must be formal, documented, and formed in the ordinary course, rather than for the purpose of evading the E.O.," referring to the executive order signed by U.S. President Donald Trump on March 6 that barred most U.S. travel by citizens of the six nations for 90 days.
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A study released at the beginning of the year by the Boston Consulting Group estimated that by the end of the next decade, fully 20 to 25 percent of the miles that Americans travel by car will be logged by fully driverless vehicles operated by ride-sharing services such as Waymo, Uber, Lyft and GM's Maven.
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The proclamation issued by the White House on Wednesday prohibits travel by foreign nationals who have been physically present in European countries that are part of the Schengen Area during the 14 days before their attempted entry into the U.S. Ireland is one of five European Union member countries that are not part of the Schengen Zone.
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Home has long been able to assist with travel by answering aloud the sorts of questions travelers type into Google search: whether they need a visa to visit a particular country, the best time to visit, current weather, currency conversions, how to say "thank you" in another language, as well as flight departure times and traffic conditions.
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But Mr. Bloomberg's wealth financed a huge array of campaign expenditures, many of them unusual or unheard-of for candidates of normal means, including millions of dollars in polling before Mr. Bloomberg even entered the race; $1.5 million for office space; about $700,0003 for rental apartments for campaign staff; and nearly as much on travel by private jet.
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Michael Semple, a Taliban scholar at Queens University in Belfast, Northern Ireland, said that until the blockade, Taliban leaders in Qatar were known to frequently travel by road from Qatar, through Saudi Arabia, to the United Arab Emirates, where they have investments, and to fund-raise there among the Afghan communities in the cities of Sharjah and Dubai.
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