"Avoid travel on Tuesday & Wednesday if possible," forecasters tweeted.
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The tank slayer robot will travel on tracks like tanks.
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In Guatemala, the migrants travel on school buses or trucks.
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She will then travel on to Davos to speak Thursday.
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Two mental health nurses and one paramedic travel on board.
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Employees from 7003,000 companies now regularly book travel on Airbnb.
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The president and first lady only travel on government jets.
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"All those currently travel on foreign airlines," he told Reuters.
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The street performer does not travel on any particular route.
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Kopf is eager to have her project travel on Musk's spacecraft.
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A US official then said he couldn't travel on, he said.
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Most prime ministers travel on tracks of tradition, convention and precedent.
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Viruses have to travel on droplets when you cough or sneeze.
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I just want to travel on a plane and be ok.
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The sale fares are blacked out for international travel on Nov.
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Lawmakers enjoy free parking spaces and airline travel on most trips.
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And travel on the day of the eclipse may get dicey.
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Some of these people have to travel on really shoestring budgets.
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Climate Fwd: Also this week, leisure travel on a warming planet.
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The State Department has warned Americans against travel on cruise ships.
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Mr. Trump plans to travel on Tuesday to Corpus Christi, Tex.
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Delta issued a waiver for anyone slated to travel on Jan.
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Students, business travelers, tourists and diplomats all travel on such visas.
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Nurmantyo told reporters on Tuesday that he did not travel on a later flight because he had informed President Joko Widodo of the issue and that he would only travel "on further orders from the president".
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One study published in 2009 astonishingly found that passenger travel on the Boston light rail, an electric commuter train in America, produces as much or even more in emissions per passenger than travel on a jetliner.
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A snake can go into the sea and also travel on land.
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Instead, passengers would travel on magnetically levitating pods moved by electric propulsion.
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Why are people so shy about paying for travel on our mobiles?
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Furthermore, the ball doesn't travel on a smooth trajectory, as in baseball.
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"My advice that I've told clients is travel on," Mr. Cook said.
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Or they must travel on a boat across the Gulf of Aden.
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Non-French nationals will travel on to their home countries, he added.
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The airline said there was reduced demand for travel on that route.
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Many lawmakers who travel on planes regularly are already feeling the pain.
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"It taught me how to travel on my own in the future."
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But on arrival in Kiev, they were denied permission to travel on.
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International spring break travel, on the other hand, are averaging about $23 roundtrip.
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Officials separated her case and told her she'd travel on her own later.
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Travel benefitsCardholders are entitled to myriad benefits related to travel on United itself.
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TRVL's mobile-first design means you can plan your travel on the go.
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Four days of travel on dusty, bumpy roads brought the van to Dadaab.
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Many passengers paid up to £450 a ticket to travel on the train.
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It takes too much time and is too dangerous to travel on foot.
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With no public or private transportation available, Chanceline has to travel on foot.
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Using the GPS in Chris' work truck, investigators retraced his travel on Aug.
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Sometimes, you run errands and take a yoga class, even travel on planes.
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I don't like the low key travel on the 12-inch retina MacBook.
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But they do not get visas or travel on a bus or airplane.
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Many teams travel on Saturdays for road games to be played on Sunday.
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That's an increase from the 0.7 mm of travel on the butterfly keys.
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"We will resume campaign travel on Thursday, more details to come," he added.
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On Sunday, the U.S. State Department urged Americans against travel on cruise ships.
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What if, stability be damned, we could travel on just one wheel alone?
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From Atlanta to New York, storms could interrupt air travel on Thanksgiving eve.
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"Often, travelers can travel on a budget successfully without using debt," she said.
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Lopez Abrador also said he'd sell off government airplanes and travel on commercial flights.
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As for viruses, they travel on water droplets when a person coughs or sneezes.
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Millennials around the world have spent more than $31 billion booking travel on Airbnb.
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The ice road officially opened the day that I planned to travel on it.
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Originally used for travel on the cheap, Airbnb has expanded into grander territory: weddings.
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Already you can simply tap your Apple Watch to travel on London's public transit.
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I have been blessed to travel on six continents and see many marvelous sites.
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Also, buses travel on fixed, predictable routes and are thus good candidates for electrification.
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Gleb and I had to travel on Saturday and missed our second team rehearsal.
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It hopes to save money by making executives travel on charter or commercial flights.
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Here's what it looks like to experience first-class travel on 12 different trains.
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You travel on a bus where you can pay for the tickets in cash.
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No matter how far I travel on earth I wind up sitting in rooms.
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Price's travel on private jets, at taxpayers' expense, only made his job more tenuous.
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The big rig failed to stop and continued to travel on northbound SR-99.
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But a new generation of younger owners is disrupting travel on the high seas.
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Many of those defectors travel on to Southeast Asia and eventually to South Korea.
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At some point, the player would be free to travel on a world map.
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How is connectivity in Cairo and in the region when you travel on assignment?
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The CDC is encouraging travelers to reconsider all travel on cruise ships in Asia.
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And they put their own travel on top so we're competing with them directly.
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Bloomberg News White House reporters regularly travel on Air Force One with the President.
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The semi-official ISNA news agency says Mohammad Javad Zarif will travel on Friday.
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The Winner must be available for travel on the dates selected by Nick Kristof.
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During Hajj we were supposed to travel on a bus from Mecca to Medina.
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The nationwide rule regarding hovercraft, which travel on a cushion of air, dates to 1996.
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After that, Harry will travel on to Sydney, Australia, to promote the 2018 Invictus Games.
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In 219, at 2100, Ms. León left for Miami, intending to travel on to Europe.
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On Friday, the HHS inspector general said it was reviewing Price's travel on chartered aircraft.
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Lots of travel on these keys, but the Romer-G switches are still immediately responsive.
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President Trump and his family are not the first ones to travel on taxpayers' dime.
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The trucks will travel on major interstates and pass through Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.
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Branson has long envisioned using Galactic's technology for faster point-to-point travel on Earth.
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Services, like travel on military aircraft and other job-related benefits, should also be prohibited.
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That would include travel on both chartered planes as well as on Interior Department aircraft.
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In February, PIA investigated crew members for allowing extra passengers to travel on a flight.
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United Air Lines also warned on social media that travel on Monday may be affected.
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Most flew home straight after arrival to Dubai, with the rest to travel on Sunday.
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The HHS inspector general has also announced a review of Price's travel on chartered aircraft.
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Unfortunately, they will have to travel on the most dangerous roads in the industrialized world.
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Biden will travel on Sunday to Alabama and Virginia to begin his Super Tuesday campaign.
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Sophia Kishkovsky contributed reporting from Moscow Follow NY Times Travel on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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The nationwide rule banning hovercraft, which travel on a cushion of air, dates to 1996.
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Price has said he will stop taxpayer-funded travel on charter planes during the review.
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A.I.-based self-driving truck technology for travel on interstate highways is already technically feasible.
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The Secret Service insists for security reasons that the president travel on the official aircraft.
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When my girlfriend, Lara, and I travel on the road, we have to take precautions.
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In an effort to boost the economy and attract investors, Erdogan will travel on Sept.
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About 25.25 percent of everything we buy will travel on ships like these at some point.
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However, there was no mention of the president's plans to travel on his published scheduled Friday.
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Electrical engineers are very familiar with "transients" and other macro distortions that travel on the grid.
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If you&aposre still nervous, just know bugs need in these situations typically travel on luggage.
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United's NDC (New Distribution Capability) APIs enable clients to shop for and purchase travel on United.
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Little surprise, then, that many organisations refuse to sanction business-class travel on short-haul flights.
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The tickets are good for travel on Tuesday and Wednesday from February 24 through May 18.
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I'm so happy I can see them more, 'cause we travel on the bus all day.
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So if you travel on a regular basis, the Chase Sapphire Reserve makes sense, for example.
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Civilian passengers can travel on an alternate dirt road, but have to pass through insurgent checkpoints.
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To get the freebie, travelers must commence travel on their birthday and return within 83 days.
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Delta (DAL) suspended the fees for international travel on Monday evening and on all tickets Wednesday.
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Hundreds dropped out along the way, choosing to travel on their own or remain in Mexico.
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Thinning ice makes life tougher for polar bears, which travel on ice sheets to find food.
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They were bound by the United Nations' security rules; don't travel on motorcycle taxis was one.
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Price was forced to resign last year after the revelation of his travel on private aircraft.
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A bike's range is the total distance a bike can travel on a single battery charge.
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Her grieving father warns Christian to travel on to Dresden or some other center of learning.
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"Everyone has the right to be secure and safe when they travel on airplanes," Schneider said.
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Ms. Trump also often requested to travel on Air Force planes when it was not appropriate.
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Expect treacherous travel on the roads and well as airport delays through the end of the week.
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The pilgrims travel on foot and use a wooden yoke or kanvar to balance two small buckets.
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The brothers now must travel on a quest to complete the spell and reunite with their dad.
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The rule banning hovercraft, which travel on a cushion of air, has been in place since 1996.
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Last-meter delivery bots, which are smaller, can travel on sidewalks and deliver packages door to door.
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Zuckerberg's reported compensation also included $8.8 million for company-provided security services and travel on company planes.
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Once sought-after, now dreaded When Trump first took office, staffers clamored to travel on overseas trips.
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For thousands of years, humans have used the stuff as medicine or to travel on spiritual quests.
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This safeguarding can be skipped if they travel on a tourist visa - hence its appeal to traffickers.
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While more people booked travel on Southwest in the first quarter, fares on average declined 2.6 percent.
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EgyptAir security guards differ in several respects from the undercover air marshals who travel on American airlines.
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During rush hour, about 16,220 people could travel on the escalators, compared with 12,745 in normal conditions.
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According to the company, business travel on its site has grown by three times since last July.
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He preferred to travel on his personal jet, and he would ferry fellow board members with him.
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Dragonfly will be the first space probe that will travel on an alien world entirely by air.
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By doing so, our customers and team members can more reliably plan their upcoming travel on American.
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Coronavirus has interrupted travel on a global scale forcing travelers to cancel flights and hotels last minute.
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In 1979, he was allowed to travel on a cultural exchange to perform with the Houston Ballet.
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While some researchers simply give up, others travel on tourist visas and undertake collections without a permit.
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NASA is limiting access to the astronauts scheduled to travel on SpaceX's upcoming mission called Demo 2.
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LeBron James committed a blatant travel on Wednesday against the Utah Jazz that the referees missed completely.
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Price said Thursday he would reimburse taxpayers nearly $52,000 for his cost of travel on those flights.
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If you find booking travel on Expedia easy, you should find using your Chase points easy, too.
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The AAV is the only operational Marine Corps vehicle able to travel on both land and water.
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Googling how ordinary people can travel on a cargo ship, my searches led me to Freighter Travel.
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A large wintry storm that struck the Southeastern U.S. over the weekend continued to disrupt travel on Monday.
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Expect treacherous travel on roadways and airport delays through the end of the week in the affected areas.
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People are free to make money, consume and travel on a scale never seen before in Russia's history.
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We do not know whether there is a private traveler reimbursement rate for travel on Air Force One.
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Industry group Airlines for America projects a record 257.4 million passengers will travel on U.S. airlines this summer.
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Here in London, we can even use contactless cards or Apple Pay to travel on buses and trains.
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Lin also said he is unsure if he will travel on Brooklyn's four-game West Coast swing Nov.
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He still plans to travel on Tuesday to Puerto Rico to survey storm damage, the White House said.
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I've learned it's best to avoid the coldest days and to travel on snow that is hard-packed.
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When patients travel on helicopters that are not in-network, insurance will cover little or nothing at all.
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Whereas more people travel on the Tube and the Docklands Light Railway, they are stepping off the buses.
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The eCascadia is designed to travel on major highways with a range of about 250 miles between charges.
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While the Campbells are admittedly adventurous risk-takers, they didn't decide to retire and travel on a whim.
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On top of all this, the only way is to travel on the left, like the English do.
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They're only valid for travel on Monday through Thursday, and Saturdays, from April 4 through June 15, 2016.
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He plans to travel on Tuesday to Dallas, where he will take part in an interfaith memorial service.
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S. border will likely close to nonessential travel on Friday night to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
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He is slated to travel on a Russian Soyuz space craft to the International Space Station in September.
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New Jersey Transit's No. 17763 runs on Broad Avenue, and Rockland Coaches buses travel on parallel Grand Avenue.
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Travel on the New York State Thruway between exits 9 and 11 will be halted at 9 a.m.
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CreditCredit ANCHORAGE — It's not springtime now in Alaska, it's "break-up" — the end of safe travel on ice.
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An earlier version of this Morning Briefing misstated the estimated cost of Tom Price's travel on chartered flights.
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Migrant workers travel on a crowded bus in Ghaziabad on the outskirts of New Delhi on March 29.
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Those who travel on credit are considered the property of the connection men who pay for their journey.
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Spector says that constant communication will be key to monitoring the impact of travel on player well-being.
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Customers due to travel in the coming days will also travel on holiday as planned on other aircraft.
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There are jobs for which you can travel on your employer's dime that pay over $100,000 a year.
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Nearly 313,000 passengers were due to travel on September 9 and 10, a British Airways (BA) spokesperson said.
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In fact, fear of this date is so widespread that it's actually cheaper to travel on Friday the 13th.
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When questioned, Sanders, like he did on Thursday, is quick to note his considerable travel on the nominee's behalf.
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Future Motion has reworked the battery architecture to double the distance this rideable can travel on a single charge.
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Air travel in general is incredibly safe, thanks to technology, but air travel on the 737 MAX is not.
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Still, cycling is not allowed on footpaths, and cyclists have to travel on the road, without any bicycle lanes.
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It's a stat I tell audiences wherever I travel on behalf of the nation's Career Education Colleges and Universities.
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My boyfriend offers to pay, but I insist since I get triple points for travel on my credit card.
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The outcry intensified after it emerged that Benalla had continued to travel on diplomatic passports after he was fired.
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If you have 17+ hours to spare and want to travel on the longest commercial flight, here's the ticket.
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Until the trial announced last week, Chinese travelers were not permitted to travel on to third countries via Taiwan.
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Kerry will travel on to Southeast Asia for talks on the upcoming Special U.S.-ASEAN Summit in Sunnylands, California.
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But many of the thousands registered each month travel on toward Europe's richer north, in hopes of settling there.
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Fliers able to travel on Tuesdays or Wednesdays appeared to have the best shot of snagging JetBlue's lowest fares.
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Another is to ensure that payments by road users go to those who provide the roads they travel on.
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"Customers that travel on those ultra-low cost carriers are people that otherwise would not be flying," he said.
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The North Korean delegation may also need to travel on a plane provided by another country, the newspaper reported.
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The EPA administrator would travel on private and military planes, instead of commercial airlines, when going home to Oklahoma.
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The combination of family responsibilities and the demanding travel on tour is a major factor dissuading women from coaching.
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The State Department on Sunday advised Americans, especially those with underlying health conditions, not to travel on cruise ships.
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Mr. Pompeo plans to travel on Tuesday to Central Command in Florida to discuss Middle East security with commanders.
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Someone asked about the rules of time travel on Legends at the recent Television Critics Association winter press tour.
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A Chinese delegation is expected to travel on Thursday to Washington to resume trade talks after negotiations had faltered.
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Not only did I travel on a budget, but I managed to earn and even save money as well.
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Flights, too, have been carefully arranged, since Márquez is not allowed to travel on a United States-owned carrier.
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Q&A Suzanne Randolph, 60, knows firsthand that it can be daunting for women to travel on their own.
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Mr. Trump is to travel on Wednesday to Detroit and Nashville to talk about his plans for the economy.
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We caught Mr. Menendez mid-travel on Thursday to talk about his endorsement and his relationship with Mr. Booker.
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He believes the job can be accomplished with an hour of work a day, and travel on the weekends.
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"Guys, the experience was spectacular, we were always on target, the boat was great to travel on," Nico Malingri said.
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The fourth American freed was Nosratollah Khosravi-Roodsari, who did not travel on the plane that departed Tehran on Sunday.
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It's a great honor to be asked to travel on the train with the Queen — and a bit nerve-wracking.
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In Harrison's mind, the psychological effects of space travel on women are as understudied—and important—as the physical effects.
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Border crossings between Syria and Lebanon have been crowded in recent days with people intending to travel on to Turkey.
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Cuomo directed state agencies to begin preparing for the storm and called on residents to limit unnecessary travel on Tuesday.
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Unsurprisingly, modern armies also want more mobile air defense that can travel on trucks and protect against mortars and rockets.
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Second-placed Sevilla travel on Saturday to Athletic Bilbao who are riding a three-game winning streak in La Liga.
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After landing at Kaduna, passengers travel on guarded buses along a road where kidnappings have taken place in recent years.
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The men had planned to travel on to a laboratory in Spiez, Switzerland used by the OPCW to analyze samples.
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The work of agents like Parker is ever-important, with air travel on the rise and aircraft services following suit.
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The Air Carrier Access Act allows both assistance animals and emotional support animals to travel on planes with their owners.
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Duck boats' long history Duck boats can travel on land and water and are popular among tourists in major cities.
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The police released the convoys to travel on their own once they were a safe distance south of Fort McMurray.
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She needs a reliable car because Aiden's autism makes it difficult to travel on public transportation, which can be crowded.
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Uber has provided hundreds of thousands of flexible jobs while transforming how millions of Americans travel on a daily basis.
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His team never allowed a so-called "pool" of reporters and photographers to travel on his plane during the campaign.
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Charles, the eldest child of Queen Elizabeth, is due to travel on a solo trip to India on November 13.
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It was a great deal about the cache of rising above even the elite first class travel on conventional jets.
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A record 31.6 million passengers will travel on U.S. airlines globally over the upcoming period, according to Airlines for America.
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The route is also covered by China's high-speed trains, which travel on separate tracks, in just over six hours.
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I had to wake up really early in the morning to travel on the subway and the Staten Island Ferry.
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I wanted to travel on to Mecca, but — as with central Medina — non-Muslims are barred from entering the city.
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Vice President Pence will travel on Thursday to Washington state, which is grappling with an increasing number of coronavirus cases.
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British Airways is asking people who were supposed to travel on Monday and Tuesday not to go to the airport.
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Mnuchin's travel on military jets included a trip to Fort Knox in Kentucky with his wife, Scottish actress Louis Linton.
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Duck boats are amphibious vessels that travel on both land and water, and are popular among tourists in major cities.
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With infections surging, cities in lockdown, businesses downing shutters and most travel on ice, staff layoffs are likely to mushroom.
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The work can only be done in winter, when there is sufficient snow cover to allow travel on the tundra.
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Trump charged the Secret Service $1.6 million to travel on planes owned by one of his companies during the campaign.
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Here, too, snowfall rates and strong winds will make travel on Friday night and throughout Saturday extremely dangerous, if not impossible.
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Passengers due to travel on those affected flights, which all leave from London Heathrow Airport, will be rebooked onto alternative services.
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Affected passengers holding tickets to travel on Etihad Airways should contact their booking agent if they require amendments to travel arrangements.
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Excessively long legs of travel on a road trip could not only wear out the driver, but the passengers as well.
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Even reduced by over $100 it's still more than I've ever spent on anything I couldn't live in or travel on.
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VistaJet provides private jet travel on its fleet of more than 65 Bombardier jets without committing clients to any asset purchase.
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For a monthly fee, members can travel on as many flights as they want among the airline's growing list of destinations.
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Desai continues to travel on Mumbai's trains with newspaper clippings to spread awareness about the need for primary education in India.
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The discounted airfare only applies to travel on Mondays through Thursdays and Saturdays between October 20, 2016, and January 31, 2017.
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After months of dodging the press, she invited reporters to travel on her new campaign jet last week and took questions.
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United, the paper found, has allowed certain high-risk dog breeds that other airlines have barred to travel on its flights.
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When the Air Carrier Access Act was passed in 1986, it outlawed discrimination in air travel on the basis of disability.
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Hence it cannot obtain other vital documents such as an identity card (essential, not least, for travel on long-distance transport).
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And I don't think that anyone should have to travel on this trip if they cannot travel without their significant other.
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Mosul residents said they had not been able to travel on the highway that starts at the Syria Gate since Tuesday.
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Ricardo Pun-Chong: We have people who come from the Amazon, travel on a boat and from there take a bus.
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One reason is that high-speed trains have eliminated the need for overnight travel on routes such as Paris to Zurich.
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The reduced fares apply to travel on dates in September–November and must be booked by the end of September 16.
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"When I'm asked if Mexico is a safe place to go travel on vacation, my response is yes," he told Forbes.
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Merkel will travel on to Ethiopia on Tuesday, on the last leg of her first extended trip to Africa since 2011.
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More than half of visitors from China travel on tour buses, said Vicki Varela, managing director of Utah Office of Tourism.
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At the same time, Congress should not allow any president carte blanche to enjoy unlimited personal travel on the taxpayers' dime.
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The State Department is currently warning Americans not to travel on cruise ships and is asking people to reconsider traveling abroad.
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She will travel on Monday to campaign in Michigan, followed by stops in key early contest states of Iowa and Nevada.
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Travel on foot, bicycle, scooter, motorcycle, automobile, or public transit unrelated to an essential business activity or need is also prohibited.
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Of course, the downside is that you will have to travel on a holiday, but the upside is beating the crowds.
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"We respectfully ask the State Department to reconsider and allow Michele to travel on the plane for this trip," Tandon said.
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NetJets specializes in "fractional" aircraft ownership, which lets individuals and companies buy shares of private jets and travel on short notice.
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Duck boats — amphibious vehicles that can travel on both land and water — have a long history of fatal crashes and accidents.
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Trump and his family, accustomed to living large, don't seem to scrimp when it comes to travel on the federal dollar.
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He's now able to travel on his own, without his wife's help, and take part in his main hobby of carpentry.
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People come for classes on starting their own businesses, using smartphones, booking travel on the web and setting up online dating profiles.
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With warmer weather on the way, a lot of people have travel on their minds, whether it's for fun or for work.
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"Everyone has the right to be secure and safe when they travel on airplanes," US Attorney Matthew Schneider said in a statement.
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It may need to cancel one or two trains but passengers would be able to travel on later ones, the company said.
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Considering their young age and the rigors of travel (on any parent!), the voyage will be "made in stages," Prince Albert says.
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The number of miles an EV can travel on a single charge is constantly increasing, as is the availability of charging stations.
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Specifically women are entitled to walk down a public street, travel on public forms of transportation, and to work in any industry.
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Travel on small commercial flights, which Europe is known for, is likely to continue slowing as fears about terrorism reignite, Ramakrishnan said.
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That was welcome news to the market — it rallied after Mnuchin's time travel on Thursday — but markets don't typically thrive on uncertainty.
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"Anybody looking to travel on Tuesday, whether by land or air, will find it difficult or impossible in many places," Kines warned.
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Much like Apple Pay, you'll also be able to use Android Pay to travel on London's transport network, which includes the Tube.
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Monitoring astronauts' health presents a unique opportunity for NASA to study the long-term effects of space travel on the human body.
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If you don't want to travel on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day, aim to start your trip on the 23rd, said Tiacoh.
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Travel on the rail line where the attack took place was briefly interrupted, then continued with some delays, because of the investigation.
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The lessons will be in Greek, math and English, or another language, depending on where the refugees plan to travel on to.
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If you travel on a regular basis or live anywhere near most cities, this is an easy perk to get value from.
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The roughly 100-year old Jones Act requires goods shipped between American ports to travel on U.S.-flagged ships with American crews.
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The roughly 100-year-old Jones Act requires goods shipped between American ports to travel on U.S.-flagged ships with American crews.
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For Thanksgiving, Trump planned to travel on Tuesday to Mar-a-Lago, a golf resort he owns in Florida, a spokesman said.
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"I'm happy Airbnb exists with a variety of spaces because it allows somebody like me to travel on a budget," she said.
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British Airways, owned by IAG, said it was reviewing its schedule, adding it had contacted all customers due to travel on Monday.
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Shortly after his fund-raiser in Boston, Mr. de Blasio was to travel on Friday to Nevada to meet with local Democrats.
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And for travel on public transportation like buses or subways in the U.S., the general risk of coronavirus is low, Gottlieb says.
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Whoever is allowed to travel on to relatives living in a safer part of Mosul needs another permit to leave the city.
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If you're taking a job that requires quite a bit of travel on your part, inquire about a travel budget or account.
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Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) will travel on Air Force One with him, but Ryan is unable to make the trip.
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The top industry group for U.S. airlines predicts 47.5 million passengers will travel on U.S. airlines globally over the winter holiday season.
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The island&aposs appeal has only grown over the years, especially for Americans who can travel on direct flights, no passport needed.
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I also picked up a USB light because it will come in handy for travel on a plane and it was $6.
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The Treasury Department's inspector general concluded in October that Mnuchin broke no laws when he spent $800,000 to travel on military planes.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is required to travel on a secure government jet so he can maintain access to secure communications systems.
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Over the coming days, thousands of Shiite pilgrims are expected to travel on foot to a shrine commemorating the anniversary of his death.
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Mr. Destro could not travel on short notice, so Ory Eshel, an American businessman living in Paris, represented the foundation at the meeting.
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If the railway sector were to be liberalised, unprofitable lines would disappear faster than Jack Robinson can travel on a high-speed train.
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But if you want or need to travel on a specific day that does not have the cheapest fares, there's still hope. 2.
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"Today, I will write a personal check to the US Treasury for the expenses of my travel on private charter planes," he said.
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A woman must be able to 'travel' on a whim and follow the man's work schedule … but will not consider the woman's schedule.
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"The path of travel on the river point involved eventually veering to the north where he ended up on ice," the sheriff continued.
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They had planned to travel on to a laboratory in Spiez, Switzerland used by the OPCW to analyse chemical weapons samples, he said.
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"What we know is that the majority of people who travel on Airbnb typically learn about it from friends or family," Lehane said.
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He was waiting with his wife, mother and three children at a minibus stop, hoping to travel on to government-held west Aleppo.
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The Treasury Department has said the couple would pay for Linton's travel on the flight, and Mnuchin's office strongly denied the eclipse drama.
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She is the heiress to the Topshop fortune after all, and Jeremy doesn't seem to mind international travel on a moment's notice either.
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"One of the most vexing things when you travel on an airplane is there's almost no legroom on your standard flight," Schumer said.
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The mayor did eventually get back to the city late Saturday night, and defended his travel on a Sunday morning show on CNN.
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But the remote fantasy of fairytale travel on Instagram is about the beauty of a world that's still mysterious and unconquered by humans.
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And a few years ago, she took a niece, who otherwise might not have been able to travel, on a trip to California.
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Members of the Royal Household also travel on the train with the member of the Royal Family for whom they work, he explains.
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Unlike the undercover air marshals who travel on American carriers, Egyptian security officials are unarmed and can be identified by an understated uniform.
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The fact that it makes news when the candidates let reporters travel on their planes says something about the state of this election.
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And it is one of the reasons that travel on a large commercial airplane is the safest form of transportation in human history.
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It recorded not just simple stuff like vectors to travel on, but little things like mistakes, hesitations, blunders into obstacles, and so on.
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I like people a lot, but there are very few east-west routes that trucks and cars can travel on in our neighborhood.
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"The ice conditions were a top priority for the community, because it was getting unpredictable to travel on in certain areas," he said.
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There was only one reasonable explanation: Female turtles have to travel on land to find nesting spots and were getting hammered by cars.
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The bottles also seem to be pretty popular with people who travel on cruise ships, but don't want to pay for drinks onboard.
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Usually pilgrims come in delegations and stay with them in the same hotels, travel on the same buses and share the same meals.
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You can use Avios to book travel on British Airways as well as its partners such as American Airlines, Iberia, and Aer Lingus.
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They were met in Vienna by HIAS representatives who helped them travel on to Rome, where United States officials processed them for resettlement.
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They were rescued from a brothel 10 months ago, and were due to travel on March 26 when the virus halted free movement.
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Or they may select to travel on another cruise (receiving a $50 onboard credit) or cancel their trip and receive a full refund.
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In two years of travel on Olmsted's trail, I doubt I changed anyone's mind, nor did they sway me from my political stance.
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If you travel on American Airlines at all, it's hard to deny the benefits you'd get from having the Citi / AAdvantage Platinum card.
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This is forcing non essential workers to travel on public transport unable to stay 2 metres away from other people, including essential workers.
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This is forcing non essential workers to travel on public transport unable to stay 2 metres away from other people, including essential workers.
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In the suburbs, travel on major highways also came to a halt, and icy conditions and countless accidents made some side streets impassable.
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The United States Embassy in Jakarta advised Americans to avoid travel on Indonesian airlines, though within Indonesia that was practically impossible to do.
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Cyclists who travel, on average, 10 to 15 miles per hour on streets where the speed limit is typically up to 25 m.p.h.
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Though the Yankees do not permit families to travel on the team plane, Girardi has encouraged family members to be around the team.
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Airlines routinely allow travelers to travel on different dates ahead of a blizzard or hurricane, or if or even if thunderstorms are expected.
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The report said that many wealthy individuals don't like to travel on older aircraft and that commercial airlines cannot guarantee a newer plane.
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TEL AVIV DISPATCH Ultraconservative Orthodox groups may protest, but for many Israelis, the buses offer a new freedom to travel on the weekend.
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Free travel on 91 now requires at least three occupants, not two — except during peak hours eastbound, when no free travel is permitted.
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Authorities closed off London Bridge and warned commuters at the nearby train station not to travel on the bridge or along Tooley Street.
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Because of the numerous complaints, NASA has been developing studies into the impact of space travel on the human body for several years.
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North Korea is the exception to that rule, since the United States banned travel on American passports to that country over the summer.
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YouTuber Casey Neistat showed his 11.7 million subscribers what it&aposs like to travel on the most expensive plane ticket in the world.
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That eastward movement means snow, ice and powerful winds will impact post-Thanksgiving travel on Sunday and Monday, the National Weather Service warned.
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The author of the winning entry will be awarded the opportunity to travel on a reporting trip as the guest of Nick Kristof.
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Some routes saw discounted prices of up to 29%, prompting many Americans to cash in on the opportunity to travel on the cheap.
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Tesia D. Williams, a spokeswoman for the inspector general's office, said Friday that her office started looking into Mr. Price's travel on Sept.
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Those who travel on the city's streets, not below them, may soon face fees under a congestion pricing plan that would affect drivers.
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It's not unusual for a president to invite lawmakers representing a state in which he will speak to travel on Air Force One.
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It found that he had put about 18,500 miles of out-of-state travel on the city vehicle he used for those trips.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who will lead the 29 companies that have been approved to travel on the trade mission starting on Nov.
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"By extending the cancellations, our customers and team members can more reliably plan their upcoming travel on American," the airline said in a statement.
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The cars will then travel on a platform, like a skate, to zip through a tunnel at speeds up to 130 miles per hour.
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It's likely that the airport will be at their busiest around these dates, so try your best to book your travel on alternative dates.
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In companies with travel policies, over a third of employees book their travel on mobile devices; for hotels, that share is more than half.
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Trump said Monday aboard his plane that he was open to regularly allowing a pool of reporters to travel on his aircraft going forward.
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DRU can travel on roads and sidewalks, and is armed with a special sensor to detect obstacles such as cars, lampposts, and curious bystanders.
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Greene, who was still married to her American husband at the time, characterized her travel on the form as "Vacation/Personal," court records show.
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Up to now, mainland citizens have been allowed to travel to Taiwan but are not allowed to travel on from there to another destination.
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In 1871, Hudson River School painter Thomas Moran was hired to travel on a geological survey expedition to what is now Yellowstone National Park.
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The autonomous vessel can travel on the high seas at speeds up to 27 knots for months on end without a single crew member.
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A northern snakehead fish, a predator with razor sharp teeth that can travel on land, was caught by an angler in Georgia on Wednesday.
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Attorney: 'They are death traps and sinking coffins' Duck boats travel on both land and water and are popular among tourists in major cities.
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If you regularly travel on Delta, you may want the rewards, perks, and benefits of the Gold Delta SkyMiles Credit Card from American Express.
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And by increasing the distance a car can travel on a tank of gas, the existing policy will save Americans money at the pump.
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Asked how she can win over African-American voters in a state like South Carolina, where she will travel on Wednesday, Warren doubled down.
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They agree that traveling to affordable countries, moving slowly, and prioritizing their spending is the best way to travel on a tight, fixed budget.
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A shareholder in her family's Basaltina stone quarry in Italy I wear my Bulgari sun charm every time I travel, on a Bulgari necklace.
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There is a double standard in America: Boys are allowed to travel alone, yet girls are cautioned constantly to never travel on their own.
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Highway 150, which connects Ojai to the coastal city of Carpenteria, is still largely closed; drivers leaving Ojai can travel on Route 33 instead.
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Federal laws require 25 percent of relief assistance to come from the affected state, and outside cargo aid must travel on American shipping vessels.
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Nonessential travel on foot or via scooters, bicycles, cars, and public transportation is also banned — though public transit will remain open for essential travel.
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For example, if you travel for work, booking travel on your own card can help you earn a free flight for a personal trip.
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It will unload British citizens at a military base in England and then travel on to Spain, where Spanish and other passengers will disembark.
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You've perhaps also heard of carbon offsets — modern-day indulgences that can ease your guilt and the strain of your travel on the environment.
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The first-class travel on my dime, the $42,000 to build a supersecret phone booth, the attempt to drop $70,000 on two desks — enough!
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Officials said last month that air travel on the first day of the holiday period fell more than 41% compared to a year ago.
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That's because they can't use boats to travel to neighboring communities during this time but also can't safely travel on top of the ice.
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Duck boats' long history Duck boats are amphibious vessels that travel on both land and water, and are popular among tourists in major cities.
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Pruitt told The New Hampshire Union Leader last week that his travel on military jets or in first class was due to security concerns.
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Fighting these waste reduction rules signals a blatant disregard for our wallets, more so than their predilection for luxury travel on the taxpayers' dime.
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From there, organizers say, they'll travel on to Mexico City, where the group hopes to push for the Mexican government to change immigration laws.
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Officials said he had put about 18,500 miles of out-of-state travel on the vehicle, costing less than $1,800 in gas and tolls.
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Researchers with what's known as the NASA Twins Study released their first detailed findings of the effects of space travel on the human body.
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Ahead, you'll find nine destinations that are great for travel on the cheap, as well as tips for how to keep your spending in check.
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Virgin America is handing you a chance to travel on the cheap, which hardly ever happens, so this is the time to snag your tickets.
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A researcher at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the soft-spoken Iranian immigrant had spent several decades figuring out how to help communications travel on lasers.
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In May, people who have committed acts of "serious dishonor" will reportedly be unable to travel on trains or flights for up to a year.
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This makes it ideal for people who travel on the subway to work, or for those times you want something to watch on the plane.
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The "private traveler reimbursement rate" refers to rates published by some government entities for private travel on government-owned aircraft by members of the public.
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She has done much to publicise Sweden's flygskam ("flight-shame") movement, which encourages people to travel on trains instead of planes to reduce carbon emissions.
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"We have a problem now that young people are risking their lives to cross the Sahara Desert or travel on boats to Europe," says Matlosa.
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But it still has a precision glass trackpad, and a key travel that Groene says is fractionally less than the key travel on the Pro.
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The shareholder asked whether Tesla had considered building an aquatic car, meaning a vehicle that could travel on roads, then transition into or under water.
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Hyperloop One CEO Rob Lloyd told CNBC on Thursday that Washington officials liked the company's idea of high-speed travel on the ground for Americans.
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American Airlines, United Airlines and Delta Air Lines have also each created new limits on the types of animals allowed to travel on those airlines.
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Nearby passenger: Everything happened fast Duck boats are amphibious vessels that travel on both land and water, and are popular among tourists in major cities.
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There is a good case to be made that most travelers have what they sought: safe travel, on schedule and at the lowest possible cost.
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The Taliban are all around and they sniff anyone who dares to come out to travel on the road — it's like buying your own death.
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To travel on Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian Escape, the fifth-largest cruise ship in the world, is to become a master of the tall tale.
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And that scar tissue builds up and blocks your spinal fluid from being able to travel on both side of your spine, front and back.
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The Treasury Department's inspector general concluded yesterday that Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, broke no laws when he spent $800,000 to travel on military planes.
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Kiev has already imposed travel restrictions, closing the metro from March 17 and allowing no more than 10 people to travel on buses and trams.
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Here's some basic information about the Max and tips on how to find out if you're scheduled to travel on one on your next trip.
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Officials said Mr. Trump may travel on Air Force One to carry out his constitutional responsibilities, including a planned trip next week to Davos, Switzerland.
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They also travel on high alert for the gang members or train security guards who sometimes board the trains to extort or rob the riders.
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Any out-of-state travel on state-related business, including trips to New York, would need to be approved by the governor's office, she said.
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Since these places are within walking distance to many of the condos, a lot of people travel on foot when they're going to grab dinner.
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Last week at Kansas, the officials didn't call an apparent travel on Jayhawks forward Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk that allowed him to make a game-winning layup.
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The Washington Post found that his use of taxpayer money for travel on these types of flights and luxury hotels exceeded that of his predecessors.
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Overall travel on Saturday, the first day of the Lunar New Year, dropped 28.8% from a year ago, said Liu Xiaoming, vice minister of transport.
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He said that every year in China, millions of the country's 1.3 billion people become wealthy enough to buy iPhones or travel on Boeing airplanes.
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A second concern is that a VMT system (like tolling) could encourage trucks to travel on side roads that would be less efficient for them.
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But some people say that it allows them to travel on their own terms or stay somewhere they would otherwise not be able to afford.
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Airlines for America, the trade group representing major U.S. carriers, said it expects 257.4 million passengers to travel on U.S. airlines between June 1 and Aug.
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For the full details on Culpo's travel tips and her favorite spots back home, pick up the Winter issue of Los Angeles Travel, on newsstands now.
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He also plans to follow a low-cost model, with cheaper fares making travel on the airline more accessible and practical, which could help attract customers.
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The report clarifies that this lander is meant to be separate from the Europa Clipper mission, so it would travel on its own to the moon.
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The system could support your own personal vehicle, as well as cargo sleds and its own specially designed vehicles that could also travel on normal roads.
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His land is at the end of a long dirt track that few vehicles can travel on, about six hours' drive from the nearest tarmac road.
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Renters who skip paying transponder fees up front and travel on a toll road anyway can be dinged with even higher charges and added administrative fees.
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There's definitely ways to travel on a budget, and spending all your money on exploring the world is the absolute best gift you can give yourself.
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But then again, I was never truly offended by the minimal key travel on the first-generation butterfly keyboard, so you might not trust my judgment.
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"President Obama invited Senator Cruz to travel on Air Force One to the memorial service, and the Senator accepted the invitation," Cruz spokeswoman Rachael Slobodien said.
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Pruitt has defended his travel on the grounds that he received a blanket security waiver, but the EPA won't specify which office granted it to him.
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Pruitt has faced heavy scrutiny for potential ethical lapses tied to his spending, housing, treatment of staff, relationships with energy leaders, and travel on the job.
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Lawmakers are trying to ensure that federal employees can take advantage of ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft when they travel on official government business.
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Macron was due to travel on Tuesday to St. Martin, an island France shares with the Netherlands that suffered some of the worst devastation from Irma.
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The measures included a daily limit of 3,200 migrants, many of whom would be allowed to travel on to Germany, and of 80 new asylum claims.
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"Today, I will write a personal check to the US Treasury for the expenses of my travel on private charter planes," he said in a statement.
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Both men will travel on Tuesday to the island of Sentosa — just off of Singapore's main island — to hold their summit at the Capella hotel there.
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Seismic waves from quakes — regardless of the cause — also travel on different paths and at different rates, depending on what type of material they're moving through.
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The top group for U.S. airlines predicts that a record 22019 million passengers will travel on U.S. airlines globally over the upcoming Labor Day travel period.
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Therapy pets are easily mistaken for regular pets, but there's one key difference: Therapy pets are permitted to travel on planes with their owners, for free.
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The crimes include taking pictures up women's skirts as they travel on public transport or escalators, and filming video inside women's changing rooms or public toilets.
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He and others objected to Pruitt's taking buy a $100,000 a month NetJets membership that would've allowed Pruitt to travel on private planes whenever he wanted.
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He said he would travel on Monday to western Queensland to meet farmers affected by a punishing drought that has devastated an area larger than Texas.
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The State Department Correspondents' Association has criticized the move and asked that the department reconsider allowing the reporter to travel on the plane for the trip.
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The queen and her husband, Prince Philip, 95, were scheduled to travel on Wednesday by train to their Sandringham estate in Norfolk, near England's eastern coast.
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"Today, I will write a personal check to the U.S. Treasury for the expenses of my travel on private charter planes," Price said in a statement.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE, who resigned in September after a firestorm surrounding his travel on private planes.
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Charging users to travel on the roads is an efficient and reasonably fair way to cover the costs of operation and maintenance, and some new construction.
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There is an entire cinematic subculture devoted to sharks that find ingenious ways to travel on land, be it via sharknado, genetic hybridization, or occult forces.
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A House-passed bill to ensure federal workers can use Uber and Lyft when they travel on official government business is quickly moving through the Senate.
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A cold and blustery winter storm unleashed downpours and extensive snowfall on Southern California, triggering a tornado and snarling post-Christmas travel on major routes Thursday.
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A cold and blustery winter storm unleashed downpours and extensive snowfall on Southern California, triggering tornado warnings and snarling post-Christmas travel on major routes Thursday.
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The Airbus A350-900ULR will travel on October 11 from Singapore to Newark Liberty International Airport, covering 9,000 nautical miles (9,3503 miles) in about 19 hours.
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They travel on foot and in the back of a truck, and after an inevitable eruption of violence, one of them continues in a stolen boat.
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In its absence, commuters within Manhattan will travel on 14th Street itself, entailing "a pretty bold envisioning of 14th Street," Ms. Trottenberg said in an interview.
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For some 20 years, migrants and refugees launching from Africa have been arriving on this remote, treeless outpost, hoping to travel on to the European mainland.
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The officials told Reuters that Turkey received no prior warning from European countries about the bomber, Salman Abedi, so he was allowed to travel on to Europe.
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A normal keyboard on a laptop has a travel distance of 1.5 to 2mm while the travel on a fancy mechanical keyboard is often 3mm or more.
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So, every year, dozens or hundreds of Dutch students go out onto the street and travel on their routes to get to school, on a designated pathway.
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It does not biodegrade, but photodegrades under sunlight, breaking down into smaller and smaller pieces, which attract toxins and heavy metals as they travel on the tides.
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Gibson said her grandmother and her mother didn't have to opportunities to travel on her own the way she has, but sees people her age traveling regularly.
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I could go out again and have a drink without having to ask my wife or parents to pick me up—I could travel on my own.
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Reuters reported in late August that it would be around 200-300 miles, which is much less than big diesel trucks can travel on a single tank.
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A ban imposed on all travel on New York City area roads and on Long Island, except for emergency vehicles, was set to end at 2100 a.m.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE, resigned last month after an uproar over his taxpayer-funded travel on private jets.
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Often, such membership brings little commitment but can bolster the image of national security expertise and open the door to international travel on bipartisan delegations during recesses.
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Lufthansa said that it would rebook passengers who were scheduled to travel on Tuesday, but could not make it through the security checkpoint due to the protests.
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I'm lucky in that I book work travel on my own card and get reimbursed by my employer, meaning I earn points on airfare for work trips.
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Last week, the Obama administration announced new rules that will allow Americans to travel on their own to Cuba without the constraints of a prearranged group itinerary.
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Greg Gust of the National Weather Service told people in the Dakotas to "stay put" Monday, rather than travel on icy roads that were closed on Sunday.
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He points to a case years ago involving a student who hacked a CharlieCard—a smartcard used for travel on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's subway system.
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The Contest will operate as described below, on or about the stated dates: The Winner must be available for travel on the dates selected by Nick Kristof.
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It's easy to spot members of the Dutch delegation at the Winter Olympics because they travel on orange bicycles, 132 of which were shipped to South Korea.
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After an emergency meeting with his government on Sunday, President Emmanuel Macron of France said he would travel on Tuesday to St. Martin, an overseas French territory.
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But Diocletian also sent his ambassador on a Friday, so that Rabbi Yehudah would be forced to travel on the Sabbath, violating the most important of commandments.
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Ayman Safadi, speaking in Amman, said he would travel on Tuesday to Moscow where he would hold formal talks with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov on Wednesday.
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Hydrating, soothing, and brightening ingredients help combat all the worst effects of travel on your under-eyes and keep you looking fresh when you reach your destination.
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Four eight-day itineraries will travel on the Rhine, Main, Danube or Seine Rivers, with overnight stays when the ships are in Paris, Vienna, Amsterdam and Budapest.
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Shunned by the world, ISIS "citizens" would have been unable to travel on them but they show the degree to which this organization had pretensions to statehood.
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First, Americans will no longer be allowed to travel on individualized people-to-people educational itineraries; they will be required to visit on more costly group tours.
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If you frequently travel on Southwest and want to earn the Companion Pass, pairing a business and a consumer Southwest card can help you meet the requirements.
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Tesla's cars already boast the best range on the market, but by 2017 Musk aims to dramatically increase how far Tesla's cars travel on a single charge.
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So perhaps what connects us is that we all don't feel closely attached to our origin and love to travel on the occasion of art and music.
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An all-electric Renault ZOE is writing fan fiction based on Jack Kerouac's novel "On the Road" to demonstrate how far modern EVs can travel on a charge.
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Some 48.5 million people — 5 percent more than last year — will travel on roads this Thanksgiving holiday, a period defined as Wednesday, November 21 to Sunday, November 25.
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You can travel on the weekends while you teach, and at the end of your stay, you will earn a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certification.
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From that dark corner of society, she watched her friends obtain driver's licenses, land part-time jobs, and travel on school trips — all things she couldn't do herself.
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It adds that Muldrow turned his bus "so that it was positioned in an almost-perpendicular direction in relation to the lanes of travel" on westbound I-80.
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The airline, which is owned by International Airlines Group, said customers booked on short haul flights out of London were being asked to travel on a different day.
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The highlight feature of this car might be the charging speed, however, which Autocar says will give it 300 miles of travel on just one, 15-minute charge.
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If a trip requires travel on roads outside of Singapore's one-north district, the safety driver will take control of the vehicle for that portion of the trip.
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The prime minister, Scott Morrison, is considering transferring some refugees to New Zealand, if New Zealand guarantees that they will not be allowed to travel on to Australia.
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When your primary carrier is giving you little or no mileage for travel on a partner airline, you're often better off crediting your flight to the partner airline.
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A spacefaring cluster-inhabitant would have to travel, on average, only about 1,000 times the distance from Earth to the sun to get to its nearest stellar neighbour.
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Carlson Wagonlit Travel, which manages travel for big global businesses, said some clients wished to explore the possibility of temporarily restricting travel on Boeing 737 MAX 8 planes.
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If you're planning to fly in the near future, make note that most major airlines allow customers to see what aircraft model they are scheduled to travel on.
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The rule also sets new guidance for lithium ion batteries that travel on cargo-carrying planes, specifying that they not exceed a state of being 30 percent charged.
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The polling places for more than 700,000 citizens had mysteriously moved, in some cases so far that it would take hours for them to travel on crowded buses.
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Trump has ramped up her appearances and will travel on Tuesday to Huntington, W.Va., to visit Lily's Place, an infant recovery center that supports families dealing with addiction.
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My aunt would travel on the weekends with money she drained from my mother's bank accounts, leaving my mother alone to sleep in her own urine and feces.
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If fliers decide not to travel on flights scheduled between March 1 and May 31, they will receive a credit and can rebook travel until June 30, 2021.
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"Instead of flying with the masses on a Friday, Saturday, Sunday or Monday, travel on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday and you'll find that prices are lower," he said.
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Earlier this summer, she responded to backlash over Prince Harry and Meghan using a private jet in lieu of a more environmentally sound method of travel on Twitter.
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You don't go out to the local food court, you try not to travel on public transport, you try to work from home, you don't travel for pleasure.
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Business owners who like to travel will open rewards credit cards for which they charge their business travel and accrue enough points to travel on vacation for free.
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A record 31.6 million passengers will travel on US airlines during the Thanksgiving holiday period, according to a forecast by Airlines For America, an American airline trade organization.
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One area that has already undergone a radical transformation is the way Londoners pay to travel on buses and on the city's underground and over-ground rail network.
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"Today, I will write a personal check to the U.S. Treasury for the expenses of my travel on private charter planes," Price said in a statement on Thursday.
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"The number one reason people chose to travel on Airbnb is they want to live like a local," said Brian Chesky, Airbnb co-founder and CEO, in a statement.
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Syrian Faisal Grdawe, from Homs city, said he had not seen his family for a year and reached Greece from Turkey, hoping to travel on to Malta or Italy.
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She tries to be present at as many births as possible, but it can take a full day of travel, on foot, to get to some of the villages.
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I recently had the opportunity to travel on behalf of Dell to Cuba to exchange ideas and learn from our friends that are a mere 90 miles from Florida.
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Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun said she fled Kuwait while her family was visiting the Gulf country and had planned to travel on from Thailand to Australia to seek asylum.
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And though their honeymoon photos include rugged ATV rides where dirt splattered the couple's faces, Colton and Annie agree: They're normally hardcore shoppers when they travel on the road!
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A Houthi official told Reuters their team would travel on a Kuwaiti plane accompanied by U.N. special envoy Martin Griffiths, who arrived the Houthi-held capital Sanaa on Monday.
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Plants don't have a nervous system to transmit these pulses as animals do, but a spike in electricity produced by biochemical changes can travel on the surfaces of cells.
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How, and if, people travel on Memorial Day weekend can provide a fleeting glimpse at the state of the U.S. economy, or at least provide insight into consumer confidence.
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Google's realization here is that more and more people are doing planning and booking for travel on a smartphone, rather than carving out time on a computer at home.
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Late night Tube usage is increasing at double the rate of daytime trips and demand for travel on night buses has risen by over 170 per cent since 2000.
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Unlike budget-conscious holidaymakers, who are willing to book a room in a stranger's home on Airbnb to save a few pounds, most business people travel on expense accounts.
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White House aides are reportedly nervous about how President Donald Trump will manage the pressures of foreign travel on his high-stakes, nine-day tour that kicked off Friday.
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Our children and teachers are suffering too, forced to travel on crumbling bridges and unsafe roads and spend hours in traffic just to get to overcrowded and neglected schools.
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The fine print is below: Travel on Fi with Any Device Purchase Promotion Terms (Google Fi) Limited time, 228-hour offer applies to any qualifying device purchased from fi.google.
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The airline, which flies over 210 routes across 15 countries, said affected customers can re-book their travel on an alternate flight or apply for a full refund. bit.
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So I don't really have to travel on my own or travel with just my crew friends; I can travel with my friends who are not flying as well.
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Michael Delp, a professor of human sciences at Florida State University, said researchers need to better understand and study the effects of deep space travel on the human body.
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President Obama cut short an overseas trip and planned to travel on Tuesday to Dallas, where he, along with former President George W. Bush, will address a memorial service.
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NetJets Europe is a subsidiary of NetJets Inc and specialises in "fractional" aircraft ownership which lets individuals and companies buy shares of private jets, and travel on short notice.
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But Justice John Roberts worried that recognizing the principle that the president cannot restrict travel on the basis of religion or nationality might have bad consequences at other times.
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Carlson Wagonlit Travel, which manages travel for big global businesses, said some clients had asked to explore the possibility of temporarily restricting travel on Boeing 737 MAX 8 planes.
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Last year, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk got a lot of attention for a video proposing city-to-city travel — on Earth — using a rocket that's designed for outer space.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said that in forcing Pelosi not to travel on a U.S. government jet, Trump had acted within his authority as commander in chief.
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Tippi Hedren was attacked in one in "The Birds," Clark Kent frequently changed to Superman in one and Bill & Ted used one to time-travel on their excellent adventure.
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While the Environmental Protection Agency has yet to give an official range the car can travel on a full charge, Porsche executives expect it to be around 250 miles.
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While any purchase that codes as travel on your credit card account can qualify, common travel redemptions to consider include airfare, hotels, rental cars, car rentals, cruises and more.
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Americans who do travel on cruise ships should monitor their health and limit their interactions with other people for 14 days after returning to the U.S., the CDC said.
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Enjoined by our faith to travel on the Sabbath only on foot, Haredi Jews tend to live near their synagogues, and what naturally results are Haredi neighborhoods and communities.
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To get a sense of these distances, if you were to travel on the fastest spacecraft (Parker Solar Probe) to reach Proxima Centauri, it would take nearly 20,000 years.
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Twitter immediately erupted into a flurry of posts calling for Harden to get whistled for a travel on the play, but the layup stood regardless — as it should have.
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Many rail companies became insolvent and most teetered on bankruptcy, as regulations forced rail operators to travel on inefficient and unprofitable routes and laws prohibited the abandonment of tracks.
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Mr. Zardari would also frequently travel on the advice of a trusted spiritual healer, who would tell the president when he should leave the capital, Islamabad, to visit Karachi.
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According to a statement from Dr. Jonathan Vaught, CEO of Front Range, this is the first time anyone has tested the effects of space travel on these specific plants.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE amid outrage over his use of taxpayer dollars to travel on private jets for official business.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A cold and blustery winter storm unleashed downpours and extensive snowfall on Southern California, triggering tornado warnings and snarling post-Christmas travel on major routes Thursday.
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This problem is apparently so pervasive that now White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE must approve all travel on government "owned, rented, leased, or chartered" aircraft.
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The president said he will deliver an address on Tuesday night from the Oval Office about the shutdown and the border, and will travel on Thursday to the border.
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I certainly think about running all of my gadgets under the faucet every time I travel on a plane or go a show like CES (finally getting over that cold).
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Kerry was due later to travel on to Warsaw for a NATO summit where the Ukraine crisis and Russia's military activities in the region were among topics to be discussed.
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The FAA also posted a notice on its website alerting pilots to expect VIP movement — often a sign of the president's travel — on Sunday in the vicinity of Daytona Beach.
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For the first time in more than eight decades, an American president will travel on an official visit to Cuba, according to an announcement from President Barack Obama on Thursday.
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By 2030, the nation hopes to raise the number of working Saudi women from 22% to 30%, in large part because women will be able to travel on their own.
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Miami will begin the trip without standout center Hassan Whiteside, who didn't travel on the flight and will miss his second straight game since being poked in the right eye.
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Many Britons even say they want the U.S. president's invitation to visit the UK withdrawn, particularly since his executive order restricting travel on those with ties to seven Muslim countries.
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Minutes later Politico reported that Mr Price had also racked up another half-a-million-dollar-worth of travel on military flights, sometimes despite much cheaper commercial alternatives being available.
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They point to the growing range of EVs to travel on a single charge, lower battery costs and more recharging stations as all making the vehicles more attractive to customers.
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Goldenberg's work is crafted to travel on the internet, and "Forever Young" was designed to be broken into GIFs that could then be uploaded to Lil Yachty's official Giphy page.
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If a trip required travel on roads outside of Singapore's one-north district, the safety driver would take control of the vehicle for that portion of the trip, they said.
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Weather conditions in Scotland, which initially bore the brunt of the Siberian cold front, improved slightly, but the authorities warned people not to travel on Friday and during the weekend.
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House lawmakers have renewed an effort to make sure federal employees can take advantage of ride-hailing services such as Uber and Lyft when they travel on official government business.
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Safety is at the core of who we are at Boeing, and ensuring safe and reliable travel on our airplanes is an enduring value and our absolute commitment to everyone.
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Where we were told that sorry, actually the flight crew had worked too many hours and couldn't actually travel on this flight, we needed to wait for a new crew.
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As Roxie grows, the column will grow with her, striving to be an honest representation of the ever-changing challenges — and evolving joys — of family travel on a $2,400 budget.
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A PR stunt, yes (and a weird one, since no one truly has the gall to book a flight and travel on the same day) but still: pretty, pretty good.
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Jetstar Japan said in a statement that the new airline would be complementary because it would bring more international visitors to Japan who would then travel on its domestic network.
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If you buy a second camera specifically for travel, on the other hand, then you can absolutely write off the entire cost of the camera instead of a prorated amount.
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Pelosi had been scheduled to travel on a military aircraft as part of a congressional delegation to Belgium, where NATO is based, and Afghanistan to visit American troops stationed there.
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"Suspending travel on such a broad scale will create negative consequences across the economy," said Alexandre de Juniac, the chief executive of the International Air Transport Association, an industry group.
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But this technology is going to be a lot safer, and there are already roads in Sweden that charge electric vehicles when they travel on them — the possibilities are there.
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Driving on 25th Street Starting in June, private vehicles will not be allowed to travel on 210th Street between Third and Ninth Avenues, which runs parallel to the L train.
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With its pilots on strike for the first time, British Airways canceled almost all of its flights on Monday, affecting some 523,000 people slated to travel on Monday and Tuesday.
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But there isn't a whole lot of other foreign travel on tap for the rest of the year, particularly because the G7 summit will occur this June at Camp David.
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It earns Ultimate Rewards points, which transfer instantly at a 1:1 ratio to United MileagePlus miles, so your purchase activity can easily earn you award travel on the airline.
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Before launching his political career, McCain did a stint as a Navy liaison officer to the Senate, a job that required him to organize and travel on congressional delegation trips.
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Natural Habitat Adventures, which specializes in wildlife trips, includes the cost of offsetting travel on the ground — everything from airport transfers to electricity used at a hotel — in its pricing.
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Chinese tourists to Japan, the most popular destination for individual travel on the Ctrip booking platform, increased by 30% with an average spend of 43,879 yuan, according to the company.
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The letter to Gowdy says the EPA approved the first class travel "on an individualized basis," but the documents do not provide the waivers that would back up that claim.
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With demand for air travel on the rise, the Boeing 747 would offer airlines greater seating capacity, increased range, and extra room for luxuries such as onboard lounges and bars.
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Pruitt faced backlash over first-class travel on official trips, while Zinke's travel is the subject of investigations by the Office of Special Counsel and the Interior Department's inspector general.
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But once she arrived in Bangkok last Saturday, planning to travel on to Australia, she said her passport was confiscated and Thai officials threatened to return her to her family.
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"They travel on ordinary flights to these countries, they travel like an ordinary person," said Sayed Akbar Agha, a former Taliban commander now living in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan.
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You may first encounter a weird lady on the street in the northeast, but the tale will travel on its own until its exaggerated—she was dead the whole time!
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Those with plans to travel on stretches of interstates 65, 69, 70, 90 and 94 late Sunday should be prepared to face times of low visibility and slow travel from downpours.
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On August 10 he'll release I Travel On, and today we're premiering his latest song "Calaveras County," which Eady told Noisey was inspired by a festival he played there last year.
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Before you bring your new friend home, there's a few major things you should know, including how to safely swap puppy food, pet-proof your home, travel on an airplane, etc.
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If a scent is detected, additional signals travel on to the cortex, which determines what to do with them, and the limbic system, which generates emotions and recalls or makes memories.
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Individual packets of data no longer travel on a dedicated phone line but take the route that is most convenient at that instant, blurring the distinction between foreign and domestic communications.
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Last-mile delivery vehicles, roughly the size of passenger cars, travel on public roads, and would generally require customers to go to the curb to pick up deliveries from the vehicle.
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The tickets are good for travel on Tuesday and Wednesday from February 24 through May 18, which is a nice wide window (though there are a few blackout dates in April).
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The answer is that they use what's called a miles per gallon equivalent (mpge), which uses the distance the car can travel on the energy contained in one gallon of gasoline.
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"It's trying to feed traffic from other African countries through Addis to then give them the connectivity to travel on to other continents, US, Europe and Asia in particular," Clark said.
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Italian Transport Minister Danilo Toninelli said on Twitter the Venice incident was proof that big ships should not travel on the Giudecca, a major thoroughfare that leads to St. Mark's Square.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian President Joko Widodo will travel on Thursday to the Natuna Islands to reinforce the country's sovereignty in the area near the South China Sea, a senior official said.
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Our students travel on average an hour each way for school, but the trip has become routine — even enjoyable — for most of them, and given them a healthy sense of independence.
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The Transportation Department's Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is reigniting a debate over the font used for by traffic control devices for travel on highways, streets, bike paths and some private roads.
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About $2.6 million of the 2018 figure is compensation for Zuckerberg's personal travel on a private jet, but nearly $20 million of that figure is related to Zuckerberg's personal security costs.
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He added, however, that the rules for plug-in hybrids would be tightened, so that only cars that can travel on electric power further than they do today would be eligible.
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"The average age of my cabin crew is only 26 years, so there is no need for you to travel on these crap American carriers," al Baker says in the video.
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The press pool does not travel on the same plane as President-elect Trump, so the 13-member press pool flew on a small Gulf Stream aircraft ahead of Mr. Trump.
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As we document in a recent report, this shelter is open only to a tiny minority of Venezuelans who have passports and can show proof that they plan to travel on.
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When we asked, for instance, where they would travel on their first foreign trip as president, it was immediately apparent which Democrats had spent time envisioning that trip in their heads.
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A City Pass for one, two, three or five days offers unlimited travel on buses, trains and the metro in the central city, and can be bought online before leaving home.
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Local officials said the loss of the two bases put the entire district at risk, and endangered travel on the country's main north-south highway between the capital and northern Afghanistan.
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In the Covid-19 pandemic, the remote island, known for its brown bear population, might seem well-positioned — travel on or off the island is limited to the water or air.
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While there have been no promises to no longer regularly travel on private planes, Kim Kardashian did recently share some of the ways she's trying to be more sustainable at home.
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The family were slammed by environmental campaigners for opting to travel on a private aircraft to the south of France and Ibiza in contradiction of their public stances on climate change.
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The report released in February found that Shulkin's then chief of staff altered an email in order to justify taxpayers paying for Bari's travel on a trip to Denmark and England.
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Before the Pacific Island Forum even began, Nauru requested the Chinese delegation travel on their personal passports rather than diplomatic ones, a request Beijing staunchly refused, threatening to boycott the meeting.
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German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas on Monday told reporters in Argentina he would travel on from there to Washington to discuss the nuclear deal with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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A band of snow complicated travel on Thursday, and in the Northeast, officials warned of their own cold wave, with heavy snow in some places and subzero wind chills in others.
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The government will also limit gatherings and the number of people allowed to travel on public transport at one time, in order to decrease number of citizens on buses and trams.
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He had travel on his mind, namely to Brazil, which inspired the exotic pops of color in his elegant collection of single- and double-breasted jackets and slouchy, wide-leg pants.
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The police used tear gas on protesters Wednesday afternoon on the same streets and sidewalks that bankers and lawyers for some of the world's biggest companies travel on their daily commutes.
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The largest will be around the size of a bus and be able to haul freight and make large deliveries, while the smallest will be compact enough to travel on sidewalks.
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"Today, I will write a personal check to the U.S. Treasury for the expenses of my travel on private charter planes," said Price, a former member of Congress, in a statement.
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If Airbnb keeps the content fresh and inspiring, and suggests personalized trips that get users to plan their travel on the app, Guidebooks and the new app could potentially drive more bookings.
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One day, years in the future, Uber (UBER) expects car owners will choose to travel on autonomous, electric flying vehicles instead of cars because of what it predicts will be lower prices.
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Following successful experiences in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, the BRACED project identified and negotiated with authorities several corridors in Mauritania's Trarza region for pastoralists to travel on their way to Senegal.
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Airbnb is partnering with three travel management companies — American Express Global Business Travel, BCD Travel and Carlson Wagonlit Travel — to grow business travel on the platform and gain market share from hotels.
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You can travel on any day between October 17 and December 14 with the exception of November 16-28 everywhere and November 7-13 at JFK, Laguardia, Newark, and Westchester County Airport.
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The pups were still too young to travel on that day, so the mother and daughter also spent plenty of time with Nicholson's adult male Doberman, Magnum, and he loved them both.
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The company put out flyers with a dancing, winking figure in a Union Jack t-shirt, under the slogan, in Chinese, "Brexit: travel on the drop", in reference to the weaker pound.
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While that's not so good for Brits, it's great for Americans, who will get to travel on the (relatively) cheap side – especially compared to how much they'd be paying without a Brexit.
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The RTA says the autonomous pods would travel on pre-programmed routes in the first few years, but would eventually become accessible for pick up from home using a mobile telephone application.
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If he's traveling in the future in his personal capacity, then he could face difficulties, such as being denied authorization to travel on the Visa Waiver Program [ESTA], or being refused entry.
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According to the proposed draft, all foreign submersibles would be required to travel on the surface, display national flags and report to the relevant Chinese authorities when passing through the designated waters.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A sudden decision forcing all Congolese nationals to travel on biometric passports from next month has provoked a backlash from lawmakers already vexed by revelations about the documents' high cost.
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There could be obedience training and work with someone to ensure the animal has good behavior, and can travel on a plane, but they have not been trained to do a task.
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"If we're not able to travel on the river, we're all 100 percent dependent on air travel, which is hugely expensive," said Mark Leary, an official with a local Yupik tribal council.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE was forced to resign after it was revealed he frequently used a private jet to travel on government business.
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"Today, I will write a personal check to the US Treasury for the expenses of my travel on private charter planes," Price said in a statement just before he issued his resignation.
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Nobody at Nandos or Byron Burger designed the food keeping in mind that the food might travel on a Deliveroo bike for another 15 minutes, mostly upside down in a delivery bag.
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Based in Columbus, Ohio, NetJets specializes in "fractional" aircraft ownership, which lets individuals and companies buy shares of private jets, and travel on short notice with greater privacy than on commercial aircraft.
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No — you are allowed to travel on a valid visa that's in an expired passport as long as personal details like name and date of birth match up exactly (bring both passports).
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The actress, author and talk show host Busy Philipps doesn't always travel on a budget, but when she does she makes finding the perfect resort her focus, then economizes on the room.
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DUBAI, March 11 (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways is optimistic that demand for travel on flights to and from China will improve by the summer, its chief commercial officer said on Wednesday.
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Most are sub-Saharan Africans and many travel on boats so rickety they risk sinking before arriving and are picked up in Italian or Libyan waters and brought ashore by the coastguard.
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Ghosn reportedly took Japan's bullet train from Tokyo to western Osaka, before using a private jet to ferry himself to Istanbul and then switching planes to travel on to the Lebanese capital.
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The White House issued travel guidance for Cabinet members in the wake of Price's exit, which came amid scrutiny of travel on private and military planes by several other senior administration officials.
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The Campaign for Accountability, a nonprofit watchdog, filed a complaint with the special counsel office over Zinke's travel on a chartered plane to speak to the NHL team the Vegas Golden Knights.
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Lanai "ambassadors" help guests check in, book activities and vehicle rentals, and make restaurant reservations before they travel on to the hotel (they can also use the lounge on the way back).
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But, recently, the speed at which memes, jokes, and news travel on Twitter has made the platform lose some of the collective spontaneity that made it just so fun in the past.
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From 218 the Swedish carmaker will produce models that are either pure-electric, plug-in hybrid or "mild" hybrid, which use an engine but can also travel on battery power for short distances.
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They would have once enclosed a full-sized boat, ritually interred as part of a larger, funerary ceremony for the pharaoh, which they believed would help him to travel on through the netherworld.
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With expensive holiday travel on the horizon, end-of-year deadlines at work building up, and party invites flooding in, one thing is universal: a low-maintenance hair approach is key right now.
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" After Price's resignation, the White House issued a memo to cabinet heads stating that chief of staff John Kelly must now approve nearly all travel on "government-owned, rented, leased, or chartered aircraft.
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JetSmarter, a Florida startup that offers a subscription service for air travel on private planes, is being sued by former employees who alleges the company failed to pay thousands of hours of overtime.
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Booking travel on the site more resembles signing up for rooms on Airbnb than it does the typical corporate travel site more designed to implement corporate budget polices than for ease of use.
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From luxe interiors to coffee bars and all-night discos in basements, these are some of the coolest hostels that are stretching dollars and redefining what it means to travel on a budget.
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The committee will give the former vice president means to travel on behalf of the Democratic Party, promote state-level candidates in upcoming elections, and nurture ties with political donors, the report said.
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Though the spewed rocks should slow due to friction, new research from scientists in New Zealand, Australia, and the United States seems to show that the flows travel on cushion of lubricating air.
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Boru and his neighbors normally rely on word-of-mouth to determine where to go, or they phone others in the region, or pay a scout to travel on a pasture-seeking mission.
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Attorney General Geoffrey Cox was not due to return to Brussels on Friday, but he or another member of the government could travel on Saturday or Sunday if talks between junior officials progress.
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A video shown during Musk's TED Talk details a future underground transit network where cars travel on crisscrossing layers of tunnels that include sleds that shuttle vehicles around on rails at 21 mph.
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Protesters lay on the floor of Heathrow's Terminal 2, with many wearing white masks in a so-called die-in to highlight the impact of air travel on climate change and pollution levels.
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A cabinet secretary is more likely to be a billionaire than a union member; more often a big donor than a schoolteacher; and more familiar with travel on private jets than public transportation.
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"Each year a young Vietnamese leader committed to public service will travel on a U.S. study tour, deepening ties between our peoples and furthering the positive legacy of Senator McCain," the statement continued.
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Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said on Saturday his country must not become a "collective center for migrants" most of whom enter Serbia from Bulgaria seeking to travel on to richer European countries.
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Over 1,000 Saudi women on Monday were able to travel on their own for the first time in decades as Saudi Arabia moves to ease its outdated guardianship laws that restrict women's freedoms.
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President Trump accepted the embattled secretary's resignation Friday on the heels of Politico reports detailing how Price's travel on military and charter jet flights had cost taxpayers more than $28503 million since May.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is considering revisions to its maritime safety law which would make foreign submersibles travel on the surface and report their movements to authorities when in China's waters, state media said.
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"The sailor had returned to the United States from overseas travel on March 15, and immediately entered precautionary quarantine at his residence without stopping at U.S. Central Command headquarters or Macdill AFB," Capt.
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Price had come under fire this week for his expensive air travel on the taxpayers' dime, for trips that often involved personal business — like taking his son to lunch in Nashville, for example.
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Ms. Nordlund did not respond to questions asking whether it made sense to allow people who had been instructed to self-isolate to travel on commercial aircraft, potentially exposing them to other passengers.
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Carnival and other major cruise companies, halted all travel only after the State Department advised Americans not to travel on cruise ships and the CDC published a no-sail order on March 13.
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Cruise prices across the industry have dropped, too, and despite a warning from the State Department urging US citizens not to travel on cruise ships, plenty of people appear happy to take advantage.
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Named for their ability to travel on land and in water, duck boats have been involved in other serious accidents in the past, including the deaths of more than 40 people since 1999.
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Tesla downgrades the abilities of the Model 3 Standard version, limiting the miles it can travel on a single charge, blocking some autopilot features and preventing drivers from turning on the seat warmers.
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The administration's Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) in an outlook report released Wednesday highlighted Oregon's OReGO program, which charges its volunteers 1.7 cents for every mile they travel on the state's public roads.
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This rare exhibition will only last for a week, closing on February 23, before a number of the tapestries will travel on to other museums around the world in celebration of their creator.
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Democratic U.S. congressman is asking the Department of Energy's watchdog to investigate Energy Secretary Rick Perry's travel on chartered aircraft, the congressman said at a hearing on Thursday.
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Travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays As long as your being flexible about your dates and destination, why not also try to be flexible with the days of the week you're actually traveling on?
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When you redeem points through American Express Travel on a business or first class seat, or any fare class on a single airline of your choice, you receive 35 percent of those points back.
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Velázquez told BuzzFeed News she and other members are asking the administration to give Puerto Rico a waiver from the Jones Act, which requires cargo shipments to the island to travel on American ships.
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The other related interesting question — we can't have an answer for it yet because you won't know — is you have an idea of how things travel on YouTube and Facebook, for one thing, data.
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The vehicle is able to run for 500 miles on a single charge, travel on autopilot within a fleet of other trucks, and accelerate from 0 to 60 miles per hour in five seconds.
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They travel on perfectly straight paths from their broadcast source, and because the Earth is round, it does not take them long to part ways with the ground and head out to the stars.
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The club now also allows itself the luxury of getting hotel rooms for its teams when they play away from Paris, so they&aposre not exhausted by travel on the day of their games.
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What followed was a year-long planning exercise, looking for ways to travel on a budget (we ended up doing a lot of volunteer work and some dog sitting in our first two years).
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Though they sometimes publish partisan opinion pieces that travel on Facebook similarly to content from hyperpartisan sites, their political news coverage is not declared to be based on a specific political point of view.
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Even when U.S. President Barack Obama eased travel rules earlier this year, allowing Americans to travel independently to Cuba for educational, cultural and other authorized purposes, they still had to travel on chartered planes.
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The service said in an advisory that travel on Monday morning will be "very dangerous to impossible" and the heavy snow was difficult to shovel and may cause falling tree limbs and power outages.
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Yet all the while we go on experiencing space like a map we can walk on, time like a conveyor belt we travel on, ourselves as brimming with agency, our lives as mattering urgently.
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A Caribbean territory of the United States, the United States Virgin Islands is the only place in the country where cars travel on the left side of the road, a throwback to European governance.
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A State Department official told CNN Thursday that covered child sex offenders can continue to travel on their existing passports until the State Department notifies them by letter that the documents have been revoked.
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Prioritization is a technical term referring to agreements made between content providers and a network owner that allows the provider's data to travel on less-congested network routes in exchange for agreed-upon fees.
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The two of us manage to travel on a low budget by collecting credit-card rewards to pay for flights and hotels or staying in budget accommodations like hostels and Airbnb or with friends.
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While Sin cuts, we get a little off-topic: starting with a discussion about New Haven pizza, we somehow end up at time travel, on which, it turns out, Sin wrote his college thesis.
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Save over $200 on two Samsonite suitcases Having quality luggage is important for those who travel on a regular basis; you have to keep your valuables safe through their tumultuous journey in the air.
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In March 2016, the rules were expanded, making it possible for Americans to travel on their own to Cuba, as long as they took part in educational exchange activities, including interacting with Cuban people.
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A lot of Japanese children, as young as age 6, have such keitais, which enable them to independently travel on subways and walk to and from school on their own while still being reachable.
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It's estimated that New York Comic Con brings in more than $100 million to the local New York economy, as attendees pay for hotel rooms, travel on public transportation and dine at nearby restaurants.
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The Travel Together ticket is basically a two-for-one award deal for round-trip travel on British Airways originating in the United States, and it can be applied to any class of service.
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In early January, however, a Saudi teenager who had flown to Bangkok and feared death from her family, avoided deportation and was eventually allowed to travel on to Canada, where she was granted asylum.
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Meanwhile, taxpayers are chipping in too — the US Secret Service has paid $1.6 million to travel on a plane operated by one of Trump's companies, according to another report by Vogel and Isaac Arnsdorf.
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The solar-powered kite, which functions like a hot-air balloon, muses on the impact of air travel on climate change, presenting a futuristic sustainable solution that addresses the universal human desire to fly.
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No journalists will be permitted to travel on Tillerson's plane when he takes a newsmaking trip to Japan, South Korea and China in the wake of a series of ballistic missile tests by North Korea.
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Perhaps that really is what happens, but this is tantamount to time travel—on an oddly limited basis, involving the ability to determine the nature of the bit but denying any glimpse of the future.
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Tsitsipas, who offers insights into his career and travel on the channel, has seen his subscriber base soar to nearly 50,000 after his four-sets quarter-final victory over Spain's Roberto Bautista Agut on Tuesday.
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On the return trip home, I had the driver drop us all off in Manhattan after he dropped Jen in Hoboken since it isn't safe to travel on transportation from New Jersey after 7 p.m.
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The result is that at high speeds retreating-blade stall is overcome because there is always a blade advancing in the direction of travel on either side of the helicopter to provide a balanced lift.
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Aston Martin, meanwhile, promised that all its vehicles would be able to run on batteries or would be "mild" hybrids (which use an engine but can also travel on battery power) by the mid-2020s.
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In a statement Thursday, the SDF said Kiyali was hiding in the region around Raqqa, the former Syria capital of the IS group, and waiting to cross into Turkey and then travel on to Europe.
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Hauenstein said business clients from healthcare to financial services had booked more travel on Delta during the first quarter, even though lower yields - a measure of average fares paid per mile per passenger - offset this.
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Facing tougher environmental regulation and growing demand for less polluting cars, automakers are investing heavily in electric vehicles, but many consumers have been deterred by the limited distance they can travel on a single charge.
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In a statement he gave before giving his policy speech at the Heritage Foundation, Zinke confirmed that he's used private jet travel on three occasions and has flown military aircraft at other times as well.
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The agency says the airline failed to tell customers it would re-route their travel on other carriers if no suitable flights were available on Ryanair and pay out-of-pocket expenses resulting from cancellations.
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The Eurostar, EasyJet and Erasmus generation, who take foreign travel on high-speed trains or budget airlines and studying abroad for granted, are more likely to see the EU as a key to their future.
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First-class travel on one of Japan's bullet trains offers automated reclining seats and complimentary dining service, while on some Amtrak trains, traveling in the highest class simply makes for a more spacious seating arrangement.
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Continuously occupied since November 2000, it has become a vital resource for scientists to understand the effects of long-term space travel on the human body, and how other biological life forms live beyond Earth.
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During Pompeo's tenure, she has been able to travel on official trips -- something Tillerson blocked her from doing -- and rose to temporarily hold the position of acting under secretary for public diplomacy and public affairs.
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They are also expected to pay $212 for every minute that they are late to team meetings, $223,203 if their phones ring during a meal, and $220,218 for failing to travel on the team coach.
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The private sector is also difficult because the work is sporadic, you may have to travel on short notice, and running the business in addition to being a physician takes a great deal of effort.
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Kim Jong-il was rumored to have had a fear of flying and preferred to travel on his train, which was outfitted with modern communications technology and a large staff that catered to his whims.
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But perhaps the biggest attraction will be the opportunity to travel on one of the 1917 trains, which, for this occasion only, will make round trips between the museum's platform and the Hoyt-Schermerhorn station.
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At that point, absent any symptoms or a positive test result, an individual would be considered non-infectious, and would be permitted to travel on public transportation without putting others at any risk, Braden said.
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They could be worth a little more or less depending on the type of fare you choose, but assuming a value of 1.5 cents each, the bonus is worth about $13,500 in travel on Southwest.
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Read more:The 10 best countries to travel to in 2020The 10 best places to travel on a budget in 2020, according to Lonely PlanetThese 7 US locations made Travel + Leisure's top travel spots for 2020
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE resigned from office after it was revealed he spent over $1 million in taxpayer funds for travel on private and military jets.
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Since most residents of rural America had to travel a significant distance to the county seat in order to vote, Monday was not considered reasonable since many people would need to begin travel on Sunday.
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Q&A Pegi Vail, 53, an anthropologist and the associate director of the Center for Media, Culture and History at New York University, studies backpacker subculture and the impact of travel on communities and on biodiversity.
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But it's still striking to see how fast, and how far, the shrillest of voices travel on the platform — and how a service meant to build community so often manifests itself as an engine for tribalism.
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But de Kretser, who was born in Sri Lanka and came to Australia at 14, saves her startling satirical firepower for another — the expats of the global West, or those who can travel on a whim.
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Eurostar warned passengers not to travel on its cross-Channel rail services to and from Paris unless it was essential, while the state controlled French rail operator SNCF said Thalys services to Brussels were also affected.
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SpaceX had to get the heavy satellite high enough to where it could travel on its own to a geosynchronous orbit 22,000 miles above the earth, or 100 times further out than the International Space Station.
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The fighters, carrying their personal weapons, and their families will head from the al-Waer neighbourhood to the rebel-held northern Homs countryside, then travel on to rebel-held Idlib province, Homs Governor Talal Barazi said.
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Trump is expected to travel on Wednesday to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where he will explain to a group of workers, including many truckers, how he believes they will benefit from his tax plan released two weeks ago.
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In a statement he gave before giving his policy speech at the Heritage Foundation Friday, Zinke confirmed that he's used private jet travel on three occasions and has flown military aircraft at other times as well.
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Interior Minister Maria Paulo Romo said that in the months before the protests, 250 Cubans traveled to Ecuador carrying "official passports," a document issued by Cuba for travel on specific missions such as medical cooperation programs.
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Southwest, which doesn't charge passengers to change their travel dates, said it would waive the fare difference if passengers booked on flights to and from Los Angeles or Burbank opt to travel on a different date.
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The sale also excludes travel on Fridays or Sundays, so if you want to take a fun weekend trip, you'll need to use a couple of vacation days to leave Thursday night and return on Monday.
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And it has teamed up with travel management companies including American Express Global Business Travel on its Airbnb for Business program, which includes homes with business essentials such as Wi-Fi and laptop-friendly work spaces.
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While he remains a priest pending the outcome of a Vatican trial, he has been stripped of his highest honor and will no longer be called upon to advise the pope and travel on his behalf.
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The State Department issued its worldwide travel warning to Level 3: Reconsider Travel on March 11, the day they arrived in Morocco and the day the World Health Organization declared the virus had reached pandemic proportions.
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The Warriors were forced to take another timeout, with Steve Kerr furious on the sideline, after Kawhi Leonard appeared to get away with a travel on a pass to Norm Powell for a wide-open dunk.
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It will be a "humorous series demystifying the little-known ways in which federal agencies improve our lives and serve our nation, from the food we eat to the planes we travel on," the spokeswoman said.
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The impact of air travel on the environment has become a key focus of climate campaigners and airlines have long been looking at ways to address emissions and their costs through new designs and cleaner technologies.
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Its third incarnation, T3, which is considered a bicycle under city law, can travel on and fit within the city's growing network of bike lanes and park on the sidewalk rather than -park in the street.
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If a potential program participant is unavailable to travel on the dates specified by NYT, the potential participant will be disqualified and an alternate entry may be selected in its place from all eligible entries received.
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NAIROBI, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Hyatt Hotels & Resorts will open six new hotels in Africa by 2020, the company said in a news release on Tuesday, underscoring the growth of business and international travel on the continent.
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"I'm going to be not at all controversial, because I don't want to blow the two days plus two days of travel on one answer — one little answer," Mr. Trump told reporters before he took questions.
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His Royal Air Force plane landed at Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion Airport and he will travel on to Jerusalem at the start of four-day trip that will include a visit to the occupied Palestinian territories.
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Meanwhile, the White House Council of Economic Advisers in a February report touted a vehicle-mileage tax program in Oregon that charges its volunteers 85033 cents for every mile they travel on the state's public roads.
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He will travel on alone for a working visit to Botswana, where the couple went shortly after they began dating in July 2016 and returned in 2017 for a romantic getaway to celebrate Meghan's 36th birthday.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE resigned last Friday after Politico revealed that his travel on military and private planes had cost taxpayers at least $1 million since May.
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As an alternative to the often long Golden Week lines at the airport, the JR Rail Pass allows unlimited travel on local Japan Rail train lines, as well as on the country's famed Shinkansen bullet trains.
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Many, especially men, travel on open platform trailers used to transport steel and cars, or get in the freight containers of 18-wheelers and ride with one of the back doors open to provide air flow.
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But he could be barred from leaving Japan or talking to people related to the case, NHK said earlier in the day, although exceptions can be made for overseas travel on a case-by-case basis.
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It's the sort of threat that Pueblo Sin Fronteras is calling attention to by organizing caravans to begin with — and that the caravan's remnants will be much more vulnerable to as they travel on their own.
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"We also recently announced our collaboration with American Humane to make significant improvements in our program and adhere to the best practices of animal comfort, well-being and travel on behalf of our customers and their pets."
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Playing David Bowie's "Space Oddity" as it heads into space, the $200,000 electric sports car will travel on an egg-shaped orbit for eternity, looping from the orbit of Earth to the orbit of Mars, Musk said.
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Cubana, which has a virtual monopoly on domestic flights in Cuba, said last month it was suspending nearly all of them due to a lack of working aircraft, plunging travel on the Caribbean's largest island into chaos.
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This route (and another extension to the city's eastward-reaching Gold Line that opened in March) will allow Angelenos to travel on the city's rail system from Santa Monica to Azusa—a distance of about 40 miles.
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Austria has said it will let no more than 3,200 migrants onto its territory per day, either to travel on to Germany or apply for asylum in Austria, and introduce a daily limit of 80 asylum claims.
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The former commander-in-chief's body will later travel on a train pulled by a special locomotive, No. 4141, from Houston to College Station, where Bush's presidential library is located on the Texas A&M University campus.
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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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From Anchorage, Barr was set to travel on Thursday to Galena, an Athabascan village on the Yukon River, and on Friday to Bethel, a Yup'ik hub community in southwestern Alaska, and to a smaller Yup'ik village nearby.
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A batch of Pruitt's travel expenses requested by Gowdy and obtained by the Washington Post showed he spent $68,000 on hotel stays and air travel on first-class and domestic flights from August 2017 through February 2018.
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The news came at the time another official in President Donald Trump's Cabinet, then-Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, was in the spotlight for spending $1 million for travel on private jets and military aircraft.
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If tourists do decide to travel to Bangladesh they're advised to avoid demonstrations, not to resist robberies, not to travel on foot, motorcycle, or any other uncovered means, and to enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program.
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Points can be redeemed for VIP tickets to Manchester United matches with stadium lounge access (2500,000 points) and the ability to travel on a charter plane with the team to an overseas match (386,400 points, via auction).
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Other credit cards to considerThe United Explorer card is best for those who plan to fly United at least a handful of times per year, as many of its perks only apply to travel on the airline.
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"Today, I will write a personal check to the US Treasury for the expenses of my travel on private charter planes," wrote Price, the secretary of the Health and Human Services Department, in a statement released Thursday.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Thousands of angry passengers who were stranded in Lisbon's international airport by a refueling system failure on Wednesday and had to sleep on the floor and luggage belts were finally able to travel on Thursday.
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When I travel on a plane, bus, or train, I'm hyperaware of how much space I take up and whether a stray elbow here or a thigh there hits the person in the seat next to mine.
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Private travel on these aircraft is often the most convenient and secure way to transport government officials as they are often outfitted with communication suites providing a vital link to the outside world should an incident occur.
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To put it into perspective, 56,7503 people is less than the number of passengers who travel "on a single ship the size of the Oasis of the Seas in three months," Travel Weekly&aposs Tom Stieghorst reported.
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In 1963, she discovered she had cancer of the liver and abdomen, but almost until her death, in June, 1966, she continued to go into the office and to travel on scouting trips, signing up new talent.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African President Jacob Zuma and his Angolan counterpart, Joao Lourenco, will travel on Wednesday to Zimbabwe, where 93-year-old President Robert Mugabe is under growing pressure to resign, South Africa's state broadcaster said.
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Florida is rife with tributaries and waterways, sure, but a male alligator is also content to travel on roadways, scoot through canals and drainage pipes, and even climb chain-link fences to get to its destination, he said.
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"I've had four weeks off at home, purposely, putting some gas back in the tank, counter-acting a lot of travel on the back end of last season," the Englishman said at Bay Hill in Orlando on Wednesday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - As Berlin hosts the world's largest annual travel fair, the ITB, much talk at the show this year has been over the city's long-delayed new airport and a strike that paralyzed air travel on Friday.
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De Juniac noted concerns about airport capacity and other infrastructure problems across the world, but defended the industry's record in curbing emissions as a debate heats up in Europe around the impact of air travel on the environment.
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The train will be able to reach these theoretical speeds thanks to its maglev design, which sees it travel on a magnetically powered cushion of air rather than using wheels that are in constant contact with a track.
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It will be a "humorous series demystifying the little-known ways in which federal agencies improve our lives and serve our nation, from the food we eat to the planes we travel on," the spokeswoman told the Times.
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Even as Clinton took a brief leave from the stump -- she is set to resume travel on Thursday -- her campaign wrestled with legitimate questions about a lack of transparency during the Sunday scare, the rumor mill churned apace.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Several Democratic members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives asked on Wednesday for an investigation into a report that Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price used private jets to travel on government business.
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The Florida Republican wants to know why the TSA claimed it secured an agreement with the Cuban government to allow air marshals to travel on certain flights, even though Cuba had not actually signed off on the deal.
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The firm's Range Rover Sport will also travel on open public roads at up to 30 miles per hour, as carmakers compete with each other and burgeoning technology companies like Google to deliver the latest advancements to drivers.
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The fighters, carrying their personal weapons, and their families will head from the al-Waer neighborhood to the rebel-held northern Homs countryside, then travel on to rebel-held Idlib province, Homs Governor Talal Barazi said on Thursday.
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It is due to go on sale in 2020, with a range of up to 373 miles — or about 158 miles further than Tesla says its soon-to-be-release Model 3 can travel on a single charge.
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Investigators cleared him of wrongdoing in a probe looking into his travel on private aircraft and found that Zinke's staff didn't keep sufficient records to show if he acted properly when re-assigning senior career staff last year.
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The France Rail Pass in first or second class is selling for 7433 percent off through March 31 for unlimited travel on all domestic trains; prices start at $165 in second class for three days with the sale.
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"Their goal is to produce a humorous series demystifying the little-known ways in which federal agencies improve our lives and serve our nation, from the food we eat to the planes we travel on," the email continued.
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"Mark, by deciding to allow outright lies in political ads to travel on Facebook, is embracing the philosophy behind Trumpism and thereby tipping the scales," Chris Hughes, a Facebook cofounder turned critic, wrote on Twitter earlier in October.
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In the week since Mr. Trump announced his tariff threat on Twitter, administration officials have said the Mexican government must secure its own border with Guatemala, through which many migrants travel on their way to the United States.
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The Republican Trump administration, which on Thursday had blocked Democrat Pelosi from making the trip to Afghanistan, on Friday slapped a blanket ban on all U.S. congressional travel on government-owned or operated aircraft while the shutdown continues.
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It was July 23, 2017 — winter in South Africa, when the sun sets at 5:30 — and they hadn't realized how far they would need to travel on congested freeways before they could get out of Cape Town.
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Consider something like the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card, which gets 2 points per dollar on all travel purchases, including both travel on American Airlines as well as all other kinds of travel and has a $95 annual fee.
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After spending four days in Shanghai, my friends and I flew to Hong Kong, where we stayed for a day (you also have the option to travel on the ship, which takes away two days of independent travel).
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The couple was interviewed and cleared before the plane departed, but the captain "refused to accept" the passengers back on board because the flight attendants were "uncomfortable" having the couple travel on the flight, according to the order.
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Earlier the Swiss Foreign Ministry said a Swiss aircraft carrying three U.S. detainees freed by Iran and two family members would land in Switzerland late on Sunday afternoon, then travel on to a U.S. military base in Germany.
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" According to the report, the book said the couple sought to "control who could travel on trips funded by the State Department" and that Ivanka Trump frequently requested access to Air Force planes "when it was not appropriate.
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Family Travel On a clear winter morning in the French Alps just over a year ago, Sascha, my 9-year-old son, and I stood at the top of our first run at the Serre Chevalier ski area.
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"Almost all federal spending for highways occurs through formula grants to state and local governments, and historically, less than half of the funding has been tied directly to the amount of travel on the roads," the report said.
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He will travel on Friday to the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine to speak with physicians and next week he will meet with experts at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland to discuss the initiative.
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As always with flight sales, these deals don't apply to travel on certain days of the week, and there are some longer stretches of blackout dates, so be sure to read all the details carefully when booking your flight.
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At least 8,000 Nepali nationals are working in Afghanistan, according to the labor department, but actual numbers could be higher as many cross over to India, which shares an open border with Nepal, and then travel on to Afghanistan.
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If demand for travel on one route drops while demand on some other route is increasing, you can optimize by switching a smaller plane to the less popular route and deploying a bigger plane to the more popular one.
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"Basically we're going to fly BFR like an aircraft and do point-to-point travel on Earth so you can take off from New York City or Vancouver, and fly halfway across the globe," she said in the interview.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 20 (Reuters) - A high-ranking Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives said on Wednesday he is looking into a report that Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price used private jets to travel on government business.
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Earlier that year, Reichberg and Rechnitz arranged for a prostitute to travel on a private jet and spend Super Bowl weekend in Las Vegas with a group that included Grant, who "took advantage of her services," the complaint said.
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We arrived for the last three minutes of his speech -- a circumstance caused by Trump's refusal to travel on the same plane as reporters covering his campaign, defying decades of precedent in the coverage of Democratic and Republican nominees.
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The day after my vacation was my deadline to renew the lease for my Manhattan studio, but instead, I threw the form away, spent two months in Germany with my new partner, then left to travel on my own.
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"At around 22016pm we were at the main train station and wanted to travel on to see the fireworks and that was when we first noticed all these men standing around," she told German television news channel N-TV.
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She wants to waive all fees for travel on public transportation, a model that has been tested in some European cities, and has proposed abolishing the Boston Planning and Development Agency, to give communities more influence over new construction.
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The amphibious vehicles travel on both land and water and are popular tourist attractions in many US cities, but accidents in and out of the water have marred their popularity and forced some companies to shut down their businesses.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE, who resigned over allegations related to his travel on private planes, Republicans cried foul over the use of taxpayer-funded planes for President Obama's fundraising trips.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump will attend a series of Republican fundraisers over the next week -- including Wednesday night -- and is predicting a coming "red wave" in the midterms and steps up his travel on behalf of GOP candidates.
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A ship crosses dry land The Hao Fan 6's journeys in the weeks before the ban show the massive ship, which can transport 8,343 tons of cargo, appearing to travel on land across large swaths of South Korea.
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"Official travel on the part of federal employees must be 'by the most expeditious means of transportation practicable' and 'commensurate with the nature and purpose of the employee's duties,'" Mr. Gowdy wrote in the letter, quoting United States law.
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He had intended to travel on to Mar-a-Lago, Mr. Trump's Florida estate, to celebrate the president's first year in office, but the F.B.I. had other plans, questioning him for more than two hours and seizing his electronics.
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The legal group advises foreigners or American citizens anticipating the need for a lawyer to engage one before travel on a provisional basis and to fill out and carry form G-28 from United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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The gist: "We all live in this very crowded city, a lot of times in our own bubble as we travel on the subway or throughout our lives, and yet we're all interconnected," Kathleen Marshall, the show's director, said.
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Maliki said new procedures aimed at blocking weapons transfers stipulate that aid and commercial shipments cannot be mixed on the same vessel, that requests require 72 hours notice instead of 48, and that only humanitarian workers can travel on aid flights.
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She added that any evidence of falsified mileage figures, which show the number of kilometers a vehicle can travel on a liter of petrol, was unlikely to result in a recall as it would not constitute a violation of safety requirements.
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While I most often use a carrier for taking my 11-year old black fluff to the vet, we occasionally have a reason to travel on longer car rides and I worry whether he's got enough space to stretch out.
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The hundreds of migrants reached the Mexican city of Puebla aboard buses Friday, and planned to participate in legal seminars to determine who among them will travel on to the United States and who will make asylum claims in Mexico.
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Over the past five years, designers have started strategizing about how their imagery will travel on troll-infested platforms, in front of millions of people, where any logo will almost certainly be compared to human genitalia or symbols of hate.
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G.'s parents invited us to spend Christmas with them (it's July right now, but I guess German stereotypes are real here), but we also want to travel on the side, and I want to see my parents in Calgary.
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Many trafficking victims are detected at border posts in Iran and Turkey as they attempt to travel on to Europe, where they often have to risk their lives on board dangerously inadequate vessels run by people smugglers, said the report.
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The pad was built to allow the president to travel on Marine One from Palm Beach International Airport to his resort without blocking traffic — though the new travel plan will not change Secret Service-mandated closures surrounding Mar-a-Lago.
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PARIS, July 26 (Reuters) - Eurostar warned passengers on Friday not to travel on its cross-Channel rail services to and from Paris unless it was essential after a power failure at the Gare du Nord station in the French capital.
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One of the six resulted in a report by the Treasury Department inspector general Thursday that said no laws were broken but that the department and White House cut corners in gathering justification for Secretary Steve Mnuchin's travel on government planes.
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When the case came before the D.C. Circuit, Kavanaugh argued that it would be permissible for the police to track a car with a GPS device because it would travel on public roads and therefore had no reasonable expectation of privacy.
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Washington (CNN)Scott Pruitt's tenure as the head of the Environmental Protection Agency has been marked by stories scrutinizing his first-class travel on the taxpayer dime, his lease agreement in Washington and his use of a full-time security detail.
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Read more: How to earn the Southwest Companion PassOnce you've earned the Companion Pass, you'll want to be sure you're making the most of it, stretching the value of your dollars and your points used to book travel on Southwest.
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Most people would love not to travel on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving just to avoid the crowds, but it's also one of the most expensive days to fly, along with the Saturday before and the Sunday after, Mr. Surry said.
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"These are just very wonderful people, they're not criminals," said Stephanie Apostol, 48, who has given away the family's luggage to help asylum seekers travel on to relatives and other sponsors after staying at their home in Chandler, a Phoenix suburb.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE over the controversy surrounding the costs of his travel on charter aircraft is a rare instance of a scandal claiming the job of a presidential Cabinet member.
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"Foreign submersibles, passing though territorial waters of the People's Republic of China, should travel on the surface, raise their national flag, and report to Chinese maritime management administrations," the news service cited the draft revision as saying, without giving details.
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JetBlue which only flies in the United States, the Caribbean, and Latin America, became the first U.S. airline to offer waivers for all travel on Wednesday, announcing it would suspend change and cancellation fees for new flight bookings between Feb.
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A small group of journalists scheduled to travel on a trip to Afghanistan with Vice President Mike Pence were instructed in December to sign a confidentiality agreement before they would be given the details of the trip, for security reasons.
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Instead of smuggling heroin through ports of entry or across the border, the cartel's traffickers exploited weaknesses in border security: parcels shipped through the mail, UPS and FedEx; air cargo; and travel on transit systems with relatively little security, like Amtrak.
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One provision would require the Defense Department to regularly report to Congress details of the costs of presidential travel; the other would prohibit political appointees from using federal funds to pay for travel on noncommercial or private flights for official business.
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Tom Price, the secretary of health and human services, said on Saturday that he did not plan to travel on private jets until the department's inspector general completes a formal review of the use of taxpayer funds for his chartered flights.
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Mr. Cuomo said that it would take 16 minutes to travel on the Long Island Rail Road from Manhattan to the Willets Point station in Queens, near Citi Field, and six minutes on the AirTrain from Willets Point to the airport.
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DUBAI, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Pakistan will do its utmost to enable talks between arch regional rivals Iran and Saudi Arabia, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said on Sunday in Tehran, adding that he will travel on to Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.
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Cathay Pacific, the Hong Kong-based carrier, and Cathay Dragon, its regional subsidiary which operates in mainland China, are permitting passengers to rebook or reroute flights without charge to mainland China, so long as passengers travel on or before May 31.
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TRAVEL ON THE HOLIDAY With fewer crowds, less traffic on the road and lower airfares, traveling on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Eve is usually less stressful than traveling the day or a few days before the holidays.
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This Amtrak train was going roughly twice as fast as trains that usually travel on these tracks, so the truck driver may have miscalculated how much time he had if he mistook the Amtrak for the usual slower freight train.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard will travel on Tuesday to Washington to attend the Wednesday signing ceremony for the revamped North American Free Trade Agreement known as the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), the ministry said on Tuesday.
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Chen filed the petition on behalf of Tesla owners, including his client David Rasmussen, after Tesla pushed over-the-air software updates to some vehicles, which reduced the range the electric cars could travel on a single charge, owners said.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE signed to reimburse the government for his travel on private planes before resigning as Health and Human Services (HHS) secretary has been processed, according to an HHS official.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE wrote a personal check to the U.S. Treasury for the expense of his travel on private charter planes before resigning, an HHS official confirmed to The Hill Thursday.
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I&aposm putting holiday travel on a card with travel insuranceRather than putting my flight to visit my family on a new credit card to try and earn a welcome bonus, I used my Chase Sapphire Reserve to purchase them.
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HONG KONG, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Hong Kong announced new curbs on rail travel on Sunday ahead of the latest in a series of planned protests targeting the airport after a night of widespread violent street clashes in the Chinese-ruled territory.
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The National Weather Service said people affected by the squalls would see a quick burst of snow, combined with winds gusting over 30 mph, that will make it nearly impossible to see and make travel on the roads very dangerous.
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Intrepid Travel also has several Croatia itineraries in August and September, including the eight-day Croatia Sailing Adventure-Split to Dubrovnik, where guests travel on a yacht along the country's Dalmatian Coast and stop at several islands including Hvar and Korcula.
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If you're into travel, on the other hand, you can focus your search on some of the best flight rewards cards, which offer things like bonus points for travel, free upgrades on flights and hotels and access to swanky airport lounges.
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There were 561 fatalities as a result of accidents involving commercial airline planes last year — a huge spike from 2017, which was the safest year for commercial passenger air travel on record, but a remarkable decline from 2,385 in 1972.
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If you are planning to travel on a plane with your pet for the first time, there are several things you can do before you even leave the ground to make the trip less stressful for both you and your furry friend.
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If you recall, in the film, Lizzie and her crew travel on a school trip to Rome to find romance, adventure, and gelato, and Lizzie ends up being mistaken for an international pop sensation named Isabella by her creepy, slimy partner, Paolo.
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"British passengers are paying the highest fares in Europe to travel on rammed services while the private train companies are laughing all the way to the bank," Mick Cash, general secretary of National Union for Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) said.
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The directive also does not apply to current US lawful permanent residents, dual nationals who travel on a passport of a non-covered country, individuals traveling on diplomatic visas, and individuals already granted asylum or allowed to enter the US as a refugee.
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As if to up the ante, I also thought it would be an appropriate time to test my hand at camping, which would be way cheaper than a hotel (+1 for finding ways to travel on a budget!) and a lot more adventurous.
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The latter has a vibrant real-life component, with sumptuous dinners, exclusive conferences, and quite a bit of travel on private jets—it functions as an elaborate massage of the ego (and, apparently, much else) for the rich, the smart, and the powerful.
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The federal Office of Government Ethics sent a letter to the EPA's ethics office Friday, which was posted online Monday morning, asking for a review of Pruitt's past housing arrangement, his spending and travel on the job, and his treatment of staff.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk unveiled revised plans to travel to the Moon and Mars at a space industry conference today, but he ended his talk with a pretty incredible promise: using that same interplanetary rocket system for long-distance travel on Earth.
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The word "crap" often comes up, as a description for new jets from Airbus and Boeing, and also (in a quote from July): "there is no need to travel on these crap American carriers" on which "you will be served by grandmothers".
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A record 41.4 million people are expected to travel on the nation's roadways over the long holiday weekend, an increase of 4% from 2018, according to AAA, and even with the shutdown of the largest East Coast refinery, gasoline should be plentiful.
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Last year, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, the former papal ambassador to the United States, wrote a public letter that called for the resignation of Pope Francis for allowing McCarrick to travel on church missions while being aware of the allegations against him.
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