S. Business Council after Mr. Trump's election, Mr. Yalcindag began to travel regularly to Washington.
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People who travel regularly and people who remember their dreams are more prone to déjà vu.
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At 17, Duplantis is not ready to travel regularly around the world to compete, his father said.
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The arrests in China have sent a chill through Canadians who work and travel regularly to the country.
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"Well-traveled roads," or routes you travel regularly, feel shorter than a journey you've never taken before, psychologists say.
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If you travel regularly or live close to a city, this is an easy perk to get value from.
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Air travel regularly threatens you with squalling babies, overly talkative seatmates and actual physical violence, and you're complaining about smooth woodwinds?
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He also got a big promotion at his job and now has to travel regularly, at least once or twice a month.
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It helped that the project provided a reason to travel regularly to Los Angeles, where they had been consulting on Balazs's Chateau Marmont.
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Eighty percent of her clients are Chinese socialites, aged 30 to 35, who were educated overseas and have returned to China, but travel regularly.
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Planners work all kinds of events, from weddings to professional conferences, and they may travel regularly to visit venues or attend the events they organize.
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Airport lounge accessIf you travel regularly, you have probably noticed those frosted doors and elevators that give an elite few access to luxury airport lounges.
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As human rights activists responding to Venezuela's crisis and the needs of those who are fleeing it we travel regularly to the Colombia-Venezuela border.
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Suu Kyi has largely shunned travel to the West since the Rohingya crisis broke but she and senior officials in her administration travel regularly within Asia.
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If you don't like to travel regularly, prefer cash back, or spend very heavily in the dining and entertainment categories, you should go with the Savor card.
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Bankers travel regularly between the bank's regional Hong Kong headquarters and its Qianhai offices, with French making 10 trips so far this year to attend senior staff meetings.
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"We would travel regularly to China to research [the market], attend trade shows and meet the industry players," said Ken LaGrande, who founded Sun Valley Rice with his father Michael in 2000.
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You will fast travel regularly in the second half of the game, particularly when you want to exit Meridian which doesn't allow mounts to enter, and is located high above most of the map.
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Martell spends most of the week pursuing an MBA at Wharton in Philadelphia, and Kramer is pursuing an MBA at the University of Michigan — but they both travel regularly to film television appearances in New York.
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While the perks, travel credits, and rewards they offer more than make up for the fees if you travel regularly, some people might not be ready to drop that kind of cash on a credit card.
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Solitude Mountain Resort in Utah does not allow uphill travel regularly "due to the tremendous amount of avalanche mitigation work that is frequently conducted throughout the winter season," Sherri Harkin, a spokeswoman for the resort, wrote in an email.
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I really only began posting regularly to Instagram once I moved to Japan, because I want everyone at home to be able to see what I'm seeing every day, here and in South Korea, where I travel regularly to report.
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Hardly anyone in Hong Kong is willing to do manual labor, the elder Mr. Au said, so he has to look to places like Shenwan, where he and his son travel regularly to confer with Mr. Wong and his team of workers.
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This app is especially valuable for people who travel regularly or are trying to move around during busy travel times; AirHelp will quickly inform you of your rights as a passenger, file a claim for delayed or canceled flights, and then compensate you for up to $700.
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Jade, an escort in Austin who asked to be referred to by her porn persona to protect her identity, said she was continuing to see clients, but was nervous because she has a few clients who travel regularly to Houston and San Antonio, where there had been confirmed cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
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That might not seem so exceptional to those who travel regularly, but it was enough of an ordeal for Qu's mother — who had to secure a visa; take off two weeks around the event, including for travel days; and spent a fortune on airfare and accommodations — that it was the first major trip she'd taken in 23 years.
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Boucher didn't see the floor again, didn't travel regularly with the team during the playoffs, and, despite the Warriors winning the championship, current plans do not call for Boucher to receive a ring, per a Golden State rep (he is the first two-way player to ever be on a title team; Quinn Cook had been converted to an NBA deal).
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On 21 May 2018, McManus was confirmed as joining Southern League Premier Central side Coalville Town after leaving Halifax Town, citing the reason for the move being his distance to travel regularly from his home in the Midlands.
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For the 1994/95 season, the team was considerably strengthened. The most spectacular newcomer was the international Martina Voss. Following the birth of her daughter, she no longer wanted to travel regularly between her hometown of Duisburg and her club TSV Siegen.
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The 2001 Census shows the total population of the town as 3362, with 1687 male and 1675 female. 50% of adult inhabitants are farmers, 25% are self-employed, and 25% are professionals. Commuters travel regularly to the nearby cities of Chennai, Kanchipuram, and Tiruvallur.
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Easyrider Anyday can be purchased for 5, 10, 20 or 100 days. However, it is activated only on the days it is used and so is useful for those who travel regularly but not on consecutive days.Easyrider Citycard Anytime Adult , retrieved 27 August 2012.
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Typical transport on the island The modes of transportation off the island are boats and airplane. There is an airport, open from dawn to dusk. There are two boats that travel regularly from Crisfield, Maryland, across Tangier Sound to Tangier. Passengers and mail are carried on these boats.
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In 2015 she moved to Christchurch, New Zealand, but continued to travel regularly to Sydney to provide ongoing care for her Australian patients. Briden is a regular speaker on women’s health issues, writes for a variety of publications and health- related websites, and is a regular guest on health-related podcasts.
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There are taxi-motos (motorcycle taxis) and taxis-vélos (bicycle taxis), although they are only available in certain parts of the city. For long distance travel, locals prefer to take the many Hiace full-size vans, which travel regularly across Burundi. Bujumbura's main bus terminal is located by the Central Market.
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Tactical vehicles of the United States military do not bear registration plates, even if they travel regularly on public streets and highways. In many U.S. states, registration plates are made by prison inmates. Because of this, colloquial terms include "license plate factories" for prison and "making license plates" for serving a prison sentence.
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Without political obligations or a job, he turned his attention entirely toward writing. The ensuing years were some of his most productive. Beginning in 1931, he started to travel regularly to Carpathian Ruthenia, in the east of Czechoslovakia. The region, which was inhabited mostly by Rusyn peasants and Jews, created a deep impression on him.
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He and Leadora continued to travel regularly to Chicago, and to Rochelle where his Geo D. Whitcomb Company factory had been relocated in Illinois, to check on his company, which was by now manufacturing locomotives, an automobile, small machinery, and mining equipment. They also traveled regularly to Sacramento, California to follow the state legislature.
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In June, as he moved into the new house near Holland Landing, he also applied for membership in the Yonge Street Monthly Meeting (Hicksite). His wife, Anna Armitage Wiggins Hughes applied for membership in August, and the two were accepted. Hughes was recommended as a minister in 1844. Subsequently, Hughes appeared to travel regularly in the ministry.
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In a final contribution to the academic study of Asia, he taught at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey California, where he conveyed a lifetime of experience to many military officers from all the US services. He continued to travel regularly to the Philippines and to other parts of Asia, where he was received by influential political, educational, and cultural leaders.
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Since 1998 La Ondo de Esperanto has supervised the Esperantist of the Year Award, and has helped to arrange various Esperanto meetings in Russia and Eastern Europe. The publication also organizes annual photographicInternacia fotokonkurso, Kaliningrad and literary competitions.Literatura konkurso Liro Editor Aleksander KorĵenkovMagazine colophon (staff list and subscription information) and publisher Halina Gorecka travel regularly to various European countries to lecture.
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Retrieved 4 August 2017. He continues to travel regularly to Pakistan - where there are around 300 acid attacks each year"Manchester surgeon helps acid attack victims in Pakistan" ITV Report. 25 February 2014. Retrieved 4 August 2017. \- in order to help victims. Writing in The Times, journalist Carol Midgley described it as an "outstandingly generous, life- affirming act". “The man who treats acid-attack victims” The Times.
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In February 1852, Second Lieutenant Edmund Frederick Du Cane was placed in charge of all convict works within the Eastern District of the Swan River Colony. The building of convict hiring depots at Guildford, York and Toodyay became his responsibility. Improvement of district roads and bridges would be under his direction. Du Cane was advised to travel regularly from one depot site to another, especially during the early years of construction.
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The king approved her choice and appointed the friar to this post. Despite the distance between them, he would travel regularly to hear the princess's confession. Joan began to develop a strong pleasure in prayer, and would pass long periods in the castle chapel. The baron supported her in this and had a path paved between the castle and the chapel built for easier walking in poor weather.
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Klemons attended Gallery of Dance until she was 11, and remained there after she moved, but the traveling was not working for her family, so after looking for a new school they landed on one in town. She began attending Colts Neck Dance & Performing Arts Academy with three other girls. Once she reached high school she and a friend would travel regularly into Manhattan to take class at S.T.E.P.S with Roberta, Broadway Dance Center, and Studio Maestro with Luigi.
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Upon arrival, they charge the girl high rental fees for these items and instruct her how to engage in prostitution to pay off the debt. South African and Tanzanian long- distance truck drivers and mini-bus operators move victims across porous borders by avoiding immigration checkpoints. Some local businesswomen who also travel regularly to neighboring countries to buy clothing for import have been identified as traffickers. Reports of European tourists paying for sex with teenage boys and girls continue.
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Alice Kent interview by June Morrall John travelled to mainland USA (particularly to San Francisco) many times with his mother before her death in 1933.Ancestry.com shipping lists John's sister Alice married Democratic politician and lawyer Roger Kent in 1930. They lived at Kentfield, California in Marin County of San Francisco, and after Lily's death, Alice took on a mothering role for the young John. John continued to travel regularly from Honolulu to San Francisco through the 1930s.
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Baptist work in the territory of the present Czech Republic began in the 1850s. The area was part of Austria-Hungary until the end of World War I, and was known as Czechoslovakia from 1918 until 1992. In 1858 Magnus Knappe, a German minister, began to travel regularly to the Broumov area and preach to the German- speaking people there. The first Czech Baptist congregation was established on March 15, 1884 in the village of Hledsebe in Central Bohemia.
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There is a good view of the lake from the Zugspitze cable car and from the Bavarian Zugspitze Railway, both of which lead up to the Zugspitze. As of June 2017, trains from Munich to Garmisch-Partenkirchen leave roughly once an hour and the trip takes about an hour and a half. Buses travel regularly from the train station in Garmisch- Partenkirchen to Eibsee. :de:Verkehrsgemeinschaft Garmisch-Partenkirchen A valid train ticket can often be used to ride the bus.
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On August 22, 1957, the Hemsi family moved to Paris to escape the political agitation in Egypt. Compositional output at this time began to slow as Hemsi adjusted to the Parisian lifestyle. He found work as music director in synagogues as well as a solfeggio teacher for Sephardic liturgy at the École Cantoriale du Séminaire Israélite de France (S.I.F.) Hemsi continued to travel regularly to spread his musical compositions until later in his life, when his health began to degrade.
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The Madalena Islets () are two uninhabited islets located in the Faial-Pico Channel about away from Madalena harbor, off the coast of the island of Pico in the Portuguese archipelago of the Azores. The islets are also visible from Horta, Faial, and from the ferries which travel regularly between Horta and Madalena. Locally, the shorter of the two islets is known as Ilhéu Deitado ("Lying Down" Islet), while the taller islet is known as Ilhéu em Pé ("Standing Up" Islet).
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He endeavored to let his students evolve according to their own skills and interests. Among these were the two most renowned Skagen painters Peder Severin Krøyer and Michael Ancher, as well as Carl Bloch and Kristian Zahrtmann. Marstrand continued to travel regularly around Europe throughout his life, to (London, Vienna, Belgium, but especially to Italy and Rome), at times in the company of such fellow artists such as P. C. Skovgaard and Johan Adolph Kittendorff, or of art historian and critic Niels Lauritz Høyen. Marstrand also continued to apply inspiration from Italy in his paintings.
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Canadian Theatre Encyclopedia Lizzie Borden was acquitted—her lawyers having persuaded the jury that the evidence was circumstantial. She continued to live in Fall River in a fashionable Victorian mansion located on "The Hill" with her sister. However, she continued a life of social circumscription, even more limited than before the murders, since she was understandably shunned by the community. She did travel regularly, however, maintaining a relationship with a young Boston actress named Nance O'Neil, which provoked yet more rumours, and resulting in Emma finding her own place to live.
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In 1913, his efforts would win him an award at the Salon de peinture et de sculpture in 1913. Thanks to the support of the Chilean government, Valenzuela Llanos was able to travel regularly throughout Europe between 1901 and 1906, giving him the chance to visit Spain, Italy and England as well as France, where he continued to study. Finally, in 1906, he returned home to Chile and was hired to teach drawing at the high school in Santiago. In 1910, he married Julia Montero, a young student.
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Maybrick was born in Liverpool, Merseyside (at the time in Lancashire), the son of William Maybrick, an engraver, and his wife, Susanna. He was christened on 12 November 1838, at St Peter's Church in the city. He was named after a brother who had died the year before and was the Maybricks' third of seven sons. Mrs Florence Maybrick was convicted of James' death Maybrick's cotton trading business required him to travel regularly to the United States and in 1871 he settled in Norfolk, Virginia, to establish a branch office of his company.
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The Luftwaffe chief Hermann Göring, who gave humorous nicknames to almost all in Hitler's inner circle, dubbed Schaub the Reisemarschal ("Travel Marshal") as he typically took care of Hitler's traveling arrangements and often accompanied him. On automobile trips, Schaub was one of the few who was allowed to travel regularly in Hitler's personal motorcar. He later became Hitler's chief aide and adjutant (Chefadjutant des Führers) in October 1940. Thereafter, he would give day-to-day operational orders to Hitler's personal protection chief, Johann Rattenhuber of the Reichssicherheitsdienst (Reich Security Service; RSD).
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Long-distance services travel regularly to Glasgow, Largs and Dunoon. The majority of routes are run by McGill's Bus Services. The Largs to Glasgow corridor is served by two services, the 901, 906, which provide a bus along this route every 15 minutes for most of the day. The 531 service also offers travel from Greenock to Glasgow, serving the Slaemuir area of Port Glasgow before connecting with the X7 Service and continuing through Bridge of Weir, Houston and Linwood, then joining the motorway to Braehead before heading into Glasgow City Centre.
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He was frequently used as a messenger, which required him to travel regularly between the work camp and the district convict prison in Bunbury. The warder apparently used O'Reilly to maintain contact with his family, for the prisoner became a regular visitor to the Woodman family home, and at some point he began a romantic liaison with Woodman's daughter Jessie. This ended badly, at least for O'Reilly; he wrote poetry expressing his agony of mind, and hints at romantic causes. On 27 December 1868, O'Reilly attempted suicide by cutting the veins of his left arm.
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In 1920 he returned to Paraguay to definitively settle in San Bernardino. He built "Villa Mon Repos" as his second home but continued to travel regularly back to Switzerland. In 1921 he participated in the foundation of the Sociedad Científica del Paraguay (Scientific Society of Paraguay), of which he became honorary president. In 1932, during the Chaco War between Bolivia and Paraguay he established and ran a hospital for the wounded in San Bernardino, working there as a surgeon, and was awarded the honorary rank of Colonel in the Paraguayan Army.
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Garden and studio at Washington's Seattle home Washington was born and raised in Gloster, Mississippi, a rural mill town in the Jim Crow South. He was one of six children of Baptist minister James Washington and his wife Lizzie. While he was still a child, his father fled due to threats of violence, and they never met again. He began to draw at the age of 12, and apprenticed at the age of 14 to become a shoemaker, and worked a series of odd jobs (including working with a banana messenger, which gave him the opportunity to travel regularly to bigger towns).
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In 1820 he became Professor of Moral Philosophy in King's College, Aberdeen, but his lectures there were mostly delivered by a deputy. He continued to lecture in St Andrews, intending to travel regularly between the two, however, he had a change of heart following a near-fatal accident when his stage-coach overturned en route to Aberdeen.Monuments and monumental inscriptions in Scotland: The Grampian Society, 1871 Therefore, in 1821 Lee resigned both professorships and, aided by the granting of a Doctor of Divinity from St Andrews University, accepted a position as minister of the Canongate Church in Edinburgh.
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This group of four would dominate CPNZ politics through the end of 1935. The operations of the CPNZ came to resemble those of larger and more efficient communist parties in other countries, with official directives and circulars issued systematically for the first time by the Central Committee to local party committees. Representatives of the Central Committee also began to travel regularly to visit local party organisations. Dues collecting and record-keeping of branches was made more regular and increased attention was paid to the problem of internal security in an effort to stave the crippling series of arrests that had swept the party.
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After some initial reluctance, UNICEF agreed to support a proposal by child related NGOs such as the International Union for Child Welfare to set up the International Year of the Child in 1979. He retired from his position in UNICEF in 1981. However, he continued to travel regularly to Africa on missions from UNICEF, the World Bank and the WHO. For example, in the early 1990s he recommended to the World Bank that iodine be added to water from village wells to address deficiencies in that mineral rather than fortifying salt as salt was not always used.
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Kingi was keen to involve Maniapoto as they lived in a fertile region and had received significant help from missionaries in developing commercial agricultural from the 1830s. By the early 1853 Waikato and Maniapoto sub- tribes (hapu) had become a highly successful commercial agricultural industry selling food to Auckland and exporting agricultural products to Australia. Between 1853 and 1857 the Waikato-Maniapoto tribes of the area enjoyed a buoyant economy enabling them to travel regularly to Auckland to sell wheat, flour, peaches and potatoes and bring back blankets, shirts, sugar, tobacco farming implements, and work animals. The high prices they received were due to an Australian gold rush which led to a shortage of flour from Australia.
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The Dins have performed overseas since the founding of the group, and began touring Asia regularly in the late 1980s. Since 1990, the Dins have gone on world tours biennially. Each tour is between 2 and 3 months long and includes performances in roughly 15 countries in Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia and North America. Additionally, they travel regularly to Vail, Colorado, Washington, D.C., New York City and spend spring break performing in Bermuda or Whistler, BC. The Dins have toured in: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Fiji, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, Nepal, Serbia, Singapore, Slovenia, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, the United Kingdom, and the Vatican City.
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There also have been many reports that visiting Mainland parents let their child defecate or urinate openly in the street in busy shopping districts or in public transports. Tensions have grown between Hong Kong and mainland China since the handover. Similarly, with the introduction of China's Individual Visit Scheme in 2003, which effectively grants Mainland residents an unlimited entry travel visa to Hong Kong, and following the 2008 Chinese milk scandal and other food safety incidents in China an influx of Mainland residents travel regularly to Hong Kong to buy baby formula and other daily necessities. In the process, this influx caused shortages of supply for Hong Kong parents and escalated rents; it also greatly harmed the commercial diversity of Hong Kong business.
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The industrial zone of the Sindh Industrial Trading Estate is not far away, but the project's low income families, who earned their daily income mainly from informal-sector activities in Hyderabad, faced quite some hardship when they settled in KKB. Furthermore, residents of KKB had to travel regularly to Hyderabad in the initial phase of the scheme, when the settlement did not have many shops and public services; this made transport one of the costliest items in their budget. Fortunately, conditions are gradually improving, with the settlement of more households and the growth of the commercial and small industry sector. Although there is need for improvement of the approach, the results of the first three years of the incremental development scheme are quite encouraging.
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The Texas International Shootout has hosted over 60 teams from around the world from countries such as Japan, Scotland, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, and Canada. Programs and services are specially designed to achieve therapeutic benefits for youth and adults, ages 15 months to 57 years, with a broad spectrum of disabilities, including but not limited to: amputees, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, brittle bone disease, autism, intellectual disabilities, and blindness. While the primary purpose of the facility is to serve the citizens of Pasadena, all programs, with the exception of the Afterschool Program, are open to all. Many participants and families travel regularly from as far away as Conroe, TX, Galveston, TX, and the Texas- Louisiana state border.
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This was a reflection of the bitterness that had been generated by the struggle against Pope Pius IX in 1849 and 1860, and it was in sharp contrast to the letter that Garibaldi had written to the pope from Montevideo in 1847, before those events. The stand-off was ended on 11 February 1929, when the Lateran Pacts created a new microstate, that of Vatican City, and opened the way for diplomatic relations between Italy and the Holy See. The Holy See in turn recognised the Kingdom of Italy, with Rome as its capital, thus ending the situation whereby the popes had felt constrained to remain within the Vatican. Subsequently, the popes resumed visiting their cathedral, the Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran, situated on the opposite side of the city of Rome, and to travel regularly to their summer residence at Castel Gandolfo, from Rome.
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Harding began to travel regularly from her base in New York City to Burbank with camera crews in tow, and ended up shooting 1,300 hours of footage on 115 shooting days from December 2018 through the November 2019 world premiere. According to Harding, Disney Animation provided full cooperation knowing she intended to take a "fearless" and "honest look" at its filmmaking process; her crew was asked to leave the room only once, and that moment (and the reason why) ended up in her documentary. Harding's documentary would later reveal that by December 2018, it had already been firmly established that Elsa was following a mysterious voice, but the production team had not yet resolved the critical question of the identity of The Voice. The first presentation of completed scenes from the movie was shown at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival in June 2019.
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Having won the minor title, the flesh title, Brady began to travel regularly to the US for tournaments. In June 1998, he won the US Nationals 19 and Under Singles in Los Angeles, won the Junior Nationals in the same age group the following December in Chicago, Illinois and won the title again the next June, this time in Baltimore, Maryland. At home, he advanced to intermediate ranks and won the All Ireland title at the first time of asking, defeating Eoin Kennedy in the semi-final and Kerry's Dominick Lynch in the final in Ballaghedereen, Co Roscommon. The following February, Brady again defeated Brad Alesi, this time in the final of the USHA Collegiates in Minneapolis, a tournament which draws the best college handballers in Ireland and North America and has come to be seen as a stepping stone to the professional ranks.
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Esperanza Cruz Hidalgo, 66 Años Viviendo Su Pasion por el Ballet When she entered college her brother asked her to become a doctor, and although she studied medicine for three years, her artistic inclinations led her to switch to the School of Languages, Faculty of Arts at the University of Guayaquil where she studied English, French, Italian and German for five years. She left school in 1956 without graduating due to her many important artistic commitments that would lead her to travel regularly to the U.S., Europe, Buenos Aires, Mexico, Venezuela, Panama, among other places. She had the opportunity to study with renowned artists from Argentina, Ecuador, United States, and Mexico, including: Aida Mastrazzi, María Ruanova, Robert Joffrey, Joseph Balanchine, Igor Youskevitch, Grace Moore, Kitty Sakilarides, Ileana Leonidoff and Nelsy Dambré.La vocación de Esperanza Cruz por la enseñanza de la danza In 1966 she traveled to the USA at the invitation of the program Council Leadsand Specialist, she studied writing workshops in dance, stagecraft, and stage makeup.
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The first pilot tests for high speed locomotives were carried out on this engine, and demonstrated that the riding qualities of a 2-cylinder locomotive at 140 km/h were still good. The development of high speed engines continued in 1935 with the appearance of the Class 05 locomotive, which was also designed to standard locomotive principles, although only 3 examples were produced. The Class 05 was permitted to travel regularly at a top speed of 175 km/h and set the world speed record for steam engines of 200 km/h. This record was later officially beaten by the English "Mallard", a LNER Class A4 locomotive, although criticism was expressed at the time that this took place on a descent and that the locomotive did not survive the record journey without damage. Just two examples of the Class 06, a still larger locomotive with a 4-8-4 wheel arrangement and a permitted top speed of 140 km/h, were built, because this class was unconvincing in terms of its riding qualities and the boiler characteristics. In 1937 variants of classes 01 and 03 were developed with three cylinders as the Class 01.10 and Class 03.10.
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