I remember watching the sunrise as I traveled through hell.
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What countries have you ever traveled through and lived in?
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When I was 220, I traveled through Africa with my parents.
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I traveled through Iran, Turkey, Greece, Macedonia, Croatia, Serbia, and Austria.
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Five other people who traveled through LAX also have the virus.
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The migrants have traveled through Mexico in large groups, or caravans.
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All three of those patients had traveled through Wuhan, Reuters reported.
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I've lived in and traveled through major cities on all continents.
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It then traveled through the center of the mobile radar network.
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Uruguayan officials said Diyab had traveled through Brazil and Venezuela unauthorized.
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Slonim had traveled through Ukraine at a time of widespread pogroms.
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All other Shamoon samples traveled through a network using pre-programmed credentials.
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These outcasts then traveled through interstellar space, possibly passing by other stars.
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I recently traveled through the South with Trymaine Lee, an NBC correspondent.
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It feels passed by, someplace traveled through to get to someplace else.
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Veterinarians determined that the bullet had traveled through Winx's left orb, leaving fragments.
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This indicated they had all traveled through the area at the same time.
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But not for scientists like Mathis, who have traveled through these icy oceans.
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Changing multiple times and even roller skating, Stefani traveled through sets with ease.
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Some users cheated to earn this reward, while others, presumably, traveled through time.
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The vast majority of defectors have traveled through China to reach the South.
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At its peak, close to 5,000 people traveled through the airport each summer.
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"Solar activity was much more intense when Voyager 2 traveled through this region."
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Mudflows traveled through neighborhoods near where Oprah Winfrey and Ellen DeGeneres have homes.
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In 1912, the composer Maurice Delage, a student of Ravel's, traveled through India.
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He liked the shape the ball made as it traveled through the air.
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It's implied that Noah tells Mikkel what happened — hey, kid, you traveled through time!
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For two days they traveled through Iowa bringing their progressive message to the heartland.
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As large groups of migrants traveled through southern Mexico, many met them with donations.
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We've traveled through 15 states and two Canadian provinces within the past six months.
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She flew to Seoul, South Korea, and traveled through Southeast Asia with a fixer.
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So far, migrants from the Middle East have mostly traveled through Turkey to Greece.
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However, we've watched with disappointment as unfounded intimations and accusations have traveled through media circles.
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As the spot traveled through warped space-time, its polarization would twist throughout its orbit.
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The bullet traveled through Meyer's arm and struck Ciara, who was standing behind her father.
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The van traveled through the median and was broadsided by a Chevrolet Avalanche pickup truck.
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"This rock traveled through all of space and somehow wound up exactly here," he said.
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He said the miner had recently traveled through the Ebola hotspots of Beni and Butembo.
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Many traveled through Turkey and crossed the Aegean Sea to Greece before settling in Germany.
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He and his crew traveled through 17 Western states and made portraits of 752 people.
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Starting in 2016, Mr. Clasper traveled through the United States seeking the sites of lynchings.
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Instead, news, accurate and otherwise, traveled through word of mouth or was gleaned from cellphones.
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Shots where characters traveled through doorways or entered a bunker also allowed for easier cuts.
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As Miller traveled through Europe, especially Germany, her photographs became sharper, imbued with anger and disillusionment.
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The family traveled through Turkey, Greece, Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia and Austria before reaching their destination.
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They've traveled through much of the US and Canada in their 2006 GMC Savana named Birdie.
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We traveled through 47 states and stayed in places that are not known for welcoming gays.
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The family traveled through Turkey to Greece, where Farhad took drawing classes in a refugee center.
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When the VW Microbus in which they had traveled through India died, it became a planter.
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They traveled through checkpoints manned by the militia and at least two controlled by government forces.
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The children also traveled through Terminals 0003 and 5 at Los Angeles International Airport on Dec.
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King showed the system a photo of a friend and his bike as he traveled through Europe.
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In 2017, Pueblo Sin Fronteras organized the first caravan that traveled through Mexico to the US border.
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But it doesn't explain why the wave signals looked as if they had traveled through interstellar space.
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That wave then traveled through the cabin, hitting each of the eight crewmembers, traveling through their bodies.
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Please let us know which airport you traveled through, as well as the airline and flight information.
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On Saturday, though, US Vice President Mike Pence traveled through the island in a motorcade, igniting controversy.
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West Germans applauded as East Berlin citizens traveled through Checkpoint Charlie on the following day, November 10.
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Wake County public health officials said the person traveled through Raleigh-Durham International Airport on February 22.
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Mr. Tompkins traveled through Patagonia in 1961, when he was 18, an adventure seeker and rock climber.
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Word traveled through the Cuban migrant grapevine — in WhatsApp messaging groups, by phone and on social media.
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Eghosa is one of thousands of migrants who traveled through Libya and across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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He cooked the starch, cooled it, and waited as insulin, spurred by electricity, traveled through the goo.
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Last week, three cases were reported in Thailand and Japan involving people who had traveled through Wuhan.
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The same craft traveled through space in 2014 to send supplies to the International Space Station, too.
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I had traveled through Europe and I moved down there to do a "back to the land" thing.
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The whiskey's ethanol traveled through your bloodstream and up to your brain to the GABA and NMDA receptors.
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Karima Gordon died just days after the procedure, the silicone having traveled through her bloodstream to her lungs.
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To answer these questions, I traveled through India, Bangladesh, Niger, Burkina Faso, Sudan, Madagascar, Argentina, the United States.
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The guns often traveled through a third country before arriving in Brazil, with Paraguay being the top intermediary.
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Gravitational waves pass through everything, so the result traveled through the universe for that time before reaching Earth.
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Liu and his colleagues vibrated chopped up bits of chicken to test how well vibrations traveled through flesh.
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For now, they want to determine the path traveled through the owl's brain by these movement-grouping signals.
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The Burns Harbor, a freighter, traveled through the Soo Locks early Friday on its way toward Lake Superior.
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Kone says they traveled through Mali and Algeria before reaching Libya after almost three weeks on the road.
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Cracknell's pass traveled through the crease, and despite not striking the puck cleanly, Roussel still was able to score.
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In that case, lightning's current of electricity traveled through the trough, into the cattle, and also into the ground.
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Earlier this year, he traveled through Brazil and Venezuela, and was held briefly after arriving in Caracas in July.
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From there, they often traveled through the Balkans to destinations in Western and Northern Europe, most frequently to Germany.
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A massive scraping sound traveled through the ensemble in the 12th station; the final one began with savage fanfares.
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If payments — for appearance fees, race winnings or illicit reasons — traveled through American banks, the government could claim jurisdiction.
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"These aliens had traveled through Mexico for some period of time before they reached us," the CBP official said.
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The three-inch wood pick, from a sandwich, traveled through most of his digestive tract without doing any harm.
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LATAM said in its statement that the employee had been vacationing in Europe and had traveled through other airlines.
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As a young adult, Mr. Yendell learned to drive a modified car, and he traveled through Europe with it.
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He bartended, worked in a wood and metal shop, traveled through Scandinavia, and spent time at a yoga retreat.
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After graduating from the prestigious École Penninghen nearly 13 years ago, he traveled through Italy shooting his favorite structures.
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After graduating from the prestigious École Penninghen nearly 13 years ago, he traveled through Italy shooting his favorite structures.
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Chicago: An individual with measles traveled through two terminals at O'Hare International Airport over the course of a week.
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The twin that traveled through space is significantly younger because the faster you move, the slower time passes for you.
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By chance, Sebastiaan traveled through the area once with a friend in 2012, and has been coming back ever since.
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Wills argues that Ginsberg was only able to write "Howl" — arguably his most famous poem — because he traveled through Mexico.
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Mr. Haroun had traveled through North Africa and sailed across the Mediterranean before walking across Europe to get to Calais.
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But He used CRISPR to, as he put it, "close a door" that HIV could have one day traveled through.
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He traveled through the cities and then villages of Mexico before finding Aparicio in Oaxaca, where Rodriguez is also from.
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He traveled through Europe, North America, North Africa, and Asia, painting and creating designs for new prints wherever he went.
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Finally, this tortured light — some 54 million years old — traveled through our planet's thick atmosphere, again distorting this cosmic energy.
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The patty traveled through a charbroiler on a separate conveyor belt, then glided down a chute onto the bottom bun.
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Pelting a material with electrons and detecting the ones that have traveled through produces a detailed image of that material.
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The Woolsey Fire, burning in Los Angeles' Ventura County, has traveled through 98,362 acres as of Friday evening, CalFire reported.
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The U.S. banned entry from foreigners who traveled through Iran weeks ago as Tehran began to struggle with the virus.
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RECURSIONBy Blake Crouch Lately, I've traveled through the wormhole of paranormal podcasts, ones that focus on the impossible and uncanny.
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Nearly all the cases outside of China were traced to people who had traveled through the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Mr. Galicia had traveled through the Falfurrias checkpoint in the past and was not expecting any trouble, Ms. Galan said.
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Kamuysaurus japonicus and its close relatives likely traveled through Alaska, which connected Asia to North America during the Late Cretaceous.
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The computer would then remit taxes monthly to the federal highway trust fund and to every state it traveled through.
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A different immigrant caravan made headlines in April as it traveled through Mexico, prompting harsh criticism from Trump at the time.
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Prince Harry made an impromptu stop to delight some pre-schoolers as he traveled through the Caribbean island of Saint Kitts.
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The bullet traveled through at least one wall, into a classroom full of children, and struck a teacher in the neck.
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Central Americans traveled through Mexico as part of a thousands-strong caravan hoping to reach the US border in November 2018.
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This, at least, is not surprising; Aliume believes he has traveled through time himself, although he never mentioned taking a wormhole.
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The all-women brass band, Cora Youngblood Corson and the Instrumentalists, which traveled through France with the Knights of Columbus, 1918.
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Parallel to her subject's own roots (my daddy Alabama/ momma Louisiana), the author traveled through the South to interview family members.
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The bullet traveled through Mr. Meyer's arm and struck Ciara Meyer, who had been standing behind her father during the exchange.
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But there's something unsettling in the easy way big business alternatives traveled through Tim Kaine and into the corridors of power.
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The plane traveled through an open field and rows of trees before coming to a stop in a second open field.
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Train 175, which had traveled through New York from Boston, was involved in an "incident" while approaching the station, Amtrak said.
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On Tuesday, the president said he was greeted warmly by thousands of enthusiastic supporters as he traveled through the city's streets.
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More than 11,000 passengers traveled through the Cleveland airport on Tuesday and no other travelers reported similar illnesses, the city said.
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News of the encounter had traveled through the tourism-industry grapevine, and he was a bit concerned, to say the least.
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I recently traveled through the "Chunnel" by train on the final leg of a cross-European journey that began in Istanbul.
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When the Huskies traveled through the Twin Cities for away games, Dahl said, the bus picked up Brooks on the way.
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They traveled through Mexico with a caravan of more than 26 migrants hoping to be granted asylum at the US border.
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I traveled through the airport and experienced the futuristic architecture and state-of-the-art facilities first-hand earlier this month.
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As we traveled through the gallery from George Washington to Obama, we discussed what portraits can tell us about presidential power.
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And finally, so far 12 people have traveled through US commercial airports and were later found to be infected with coronavirus.
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Royal Caribbean has announced that it will -- reasonably -- deny boarding to anyone who traveled through China in the past two weeks.
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Editors of fashion magazines and department store buyers have lately traveled through men's fashion shows in London, Florence, Milan and Paris.
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As scenes of the march traveled through the media and across the web, the story spun out in even more directions.
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While the Soul Squad traveled through various dimensions, the last season finale was perhaps more emotional than the show's twistier prior finales.
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I'd make the joke that D-Wade traveled through time to dunk that ball, but he's been playing this well all year.
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Seeing as how she's already well-traveled through space, it's Carol's job to help the other planets affected by the Mad Titan.
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Recently, the TechCrunch team traveled through Latin America spreading the Startup Battlefield gospel and met some incredible early stage startups while there.
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Research indicated that SARS traveled through a Hong Kong apartment's sewage system to infect some residents after one sick person had diarrhea.
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The airport in Zaventem saw a surge of travelers in 2015, when 220,000 passengers, an increase of 6 percent, traveled through it.
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So I really feel honored and privileged to play this woman who has traveled through the minds of two other brilliant women.
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I traveled through Africa and the Middle East and studied Arabic at Harvard University in order to fully immerse myself in Islam.
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Odysseus traveled through a world of foreign lands and enchanted islands, home to witches and the cyclops, to make his way home.
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The suspects traveled through Turkey and Greece before arriving in Germany in mid-November 2015, at the height of the migrant crisis.
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Astronomer Marco Micheli and his colleagues used the observations of 'Oumuamua's motion as it traveled through our solar system to study it.
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Most of the 30,000 North Koreans who have fled to the South since a devastating famine the 1990s have traveled through China.
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The authorities believe that at least some of the packages traveled through a mail center near Miami, which is south of Aventura.
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Mr. Lencak told me he'd met 10 to 12 people who'd traveled through Puerto Montt and three of them had been robbed.
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The other program, PASR, is similarly organized but aimed at Central Americans who traveled through Mexico to arrive at the US border.
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Exceptions exist in the rule for victims of trafficking and migrants who have been denied asylum in the countries they traveled through.
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He left Rwanda in mid-July 1994 and traveled through Congo, Kenya and India before arriving in Canada in 1999, prosecutors said.
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She closes the piece with a flourishing Beethoven-like concerto ending, having traveled through three key changes and four time signature changes.
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Calico is a 2-year-old African pygmy hedgehog and she has probably traveled through more of the United States than you have.
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Labor unions have watched the case closely as it's traveled through the system because of its potential to change reliance on hair analysis.
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Launched in 22, Hayabusa-22 traveled through space for three and a half years, arriving at an asteroid named Ryugu in June 20163.
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"Historically, too many Wall Street executives and corporate insiders have traveled through the revolving door between private industry and government," the groups wrote.
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Both could be seen onstage early Monday looking distressed as news of the mistake traveled through the La La Land cast and crew.
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Earlier this year, Diyab traveled through Brazil and Venezuela and was held briefly by Venezuela's intelligence agency after arriving in Caracas in July.
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In the first nine months of this year, 64.5 million passengers traveled through the airport, 4.5% fewer than the same period last year.
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There are exceptions in the rule for victims of trafficking and migrants who have been denied asylum in the countries they traveled through.
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HSBC is said to have cleared more than $100 million in Skycom transactions that traveled through the United States between 2010 and 2014.
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I recently traveled through the Chunnel on the last leg of a train trip I was taking across Europe, from Istanbul to London.
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The proposal calls on Turkey to take back, on a fast-tracked basis, people lacking proper documentation who traveled through Turkey to Greece.
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The bullet traveled through the bathroom floor and the ceiling of a lunchroom filled with students located one floor below, KOMO News reports.
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What's interesting about his current image is how it carries all the visual culture he's traveled through, from pagan god to Christian devil.
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And that the weapons and the terror team behind it had traveled through Kenyan border checks having paid bribes of just US$20.
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A small group of right-wing protesters burned an image of Mr. Kim as a North Korean delegation traveled through Seoul last month.
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Some coronavirus cases in China, Australia and New Zealand have been linked to people who have traveled through Dubai, media reports have said.
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Mr. Abedi returned to Britain on May 18 from a visit to his parents in Libya, having traveled through Istanbul and Düsseldorf, Germany.
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Dr. Gormley said she had met with all of the students who had traveled through Wuhan and tried to make them feel welcome.
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"All routes now lead to Ireland," said Bronwen Maddox, director of the Institute for Government in London, who recently traveled through Northern Ireland.
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Nearly all of them traveled through China, but some have defected through the heavily guarded land or maritime borders separating the two Koreas.
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A few months ago, a close friend asked me to look after some of her grandmother's prized possessions while she traveled through Europe.
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For example, asylum-seekers&apos claims will be rejected if they traveled through countries where they were not persecuted or at risk of persecution.
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One developed in the Marshalltown area, causing damage there, while the other started east of Des Moines and traveled through Bondurant and into Pella.
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For a species that's conquered Earth and traveled through space and invented the Slapchop, we humans sure are insecure when it comes to technology.
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We traveled through that intersection easily a dozen times during our trip there, with our children, and never once experienced any sort of collision.
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Then, in November, agents started preventing children who traveled through Mexico on their own from reaching US ports of entry to ask for asylum.
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Lawler said that thermometer guns had suggested he was dying of hypothermia as he traveled through West Africa during the 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak.
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After the gun went off, the bullet traveled through Smith's leg and then the child's leg before lodging in the man's chest, Evans said.
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Radar imagery detected debris lofted thousands of feet into the air as the twister traveled through small cities including Carl Junction and Oronogo, Missouri.
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As I traveled through India recently, from Varanasi to Mumbai to Delhi, I was moved by how much people still trust the prime minister.
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Many of the fighters who traveled through Turkey to Syria joined the Islamic State, and critics have blamed Mr. Erdogan for enabling its rise.
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The data access traveled through a web of different companies, starting with T-Mobile which sold to a so-called location aggregator named Zumigo.
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Instead, he traveled through early primary states trying to convince voters why they should like him when the people of his own city don't.
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Because acrylic is not optically active, the rays that passed through the letters — and traveled through less of the syrup — had a different orientation.
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Christine, by the novel's end, has traveled through enchantment and disenchantment and arrived, at last, at simple (if only it were so simple!) independence.
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The culmination of the journey, for him and his fellow travelers, was the Holy Land; they traveled through Palestine 153 years ago this month.
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On February 19, as coronavirus cases across China were spiking, authorities traveled through rough, snowy conditions to reach the prefecture's most isolated nomad families.
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The train traveled through years of political turbulence, by the Jewish trees and the Arab trees and the trees that don't belong to anyone.
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As he traveled through the Middle East and Europe last month, he went nine days without attacking, scorning, complaining or contradicting his own staff.
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He used a type of X-ray known as fluoroscopy to follow the dyed lymph as it traveled through the abdomen into the chest.
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It proposes a new framework to return illegal immigrants and asylum-seekers to a country they have traveled through or have a connection to.
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Public health officials have confirmed that measles-infected persons have traveled through or visited five of the nation&aposs biggest airports in recent weeks.
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One character portrayed on the app is 21-year-old Rifat, who claims he fled Syria's civil war and traveled through Turkey and Greece.
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She traveled through England to film the puppet shows with a Super 21980-millimeter camera, assisted by her son or her husband, David Coxhead.
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Even though he's encountered wizards, magic, and gods and traveled through different dimensions, he often gets knocked down a peg by human-made gadgetry.
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During one arc, she traveled through the gate to rescue her long-lost love Ernest Littlefield, who'd been accidentally transported through the gate decades earlier.
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Prosecutors allege that during their 38 days on the lam, Cummins and Elizabeth, who sometimes wore disguises, traveled through nine states using stolen vehicle plates.
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"The bullet traveled through the suspect's arm and struck the suspect's 12-year-old daughter, who was standing directly behind her father," the statement said.
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Two pieces of Tallmadge D'Elia's e-cigarette device were found in his head, including one that traveled through his upper lip and into his skull.
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The 13-year-old then fired an arrow with his crossbow that entered Austin's midsection, traveled through his body, and exited on the other side.
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After the gun went off, the bullet traveled through the adult's leg and then the child's leg before lodging in the man's chest, Evans said.
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The vehicle then traveled through space for the last six and half months, so that it could make the plunge into Mars' atmosphere on Monday.
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Everything that has been alleged against Kretzmann occurred through apps other than TikTok, but Kretzmann's status on TikTok meant the accusations traveled through the platform.
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I've traveled through years of not only my HIV and also my silicone injections and all the things we go through in order to survive.
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The rule requires asylum-seekers to first pursue safe-haven in a third country they had traveled through on their way to the United States.
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Qatar Airways, whose hub is Hamad airport, said on Tuesday that 123,949 of its passengers had traveled through the airport in the past seven days.
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About 350,000 people traveled through Niger alone in 2017, mostly hoping to reach Europe but some trying to return home, according to the Red Cross.
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Appearing in federal court in Brooklyn, Mr. Li admitted to having accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes that traveled through American bank accounts.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) traveled through Virginia last week, visiting a Super Tuesday state where he sought to make inroads with black and Hispanic voters.
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The case then traveled through the Colorado Court of Appeals in 2015, where the same decision was made, ruling in favor of Mullins and Craig.
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China's retaliatory tariffs hit 22019% of the purchases of U.S. exports that traveled through the L.A. port complex, with a price tag of $19.9 billion.
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In my few hours of play, I traveled through a mystical landscape in a 4x4 and wandered across a desolate landscape as a lonely robot.
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In 279, I traveled through Africa to report that in many sub-Saharan countries, AIDS infected nearly as many women as men through heterosexual intercourse.
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It requires most immigrants to seek safe haven in a third country they traveled through before they can apply for asylum in the United States.
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They asked for a ring, and the ring has traveled through all the many seasons of "Scandal" — it was the ring the president gave her.
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They're so weakly interacting that the detectors built to study them face down toward the Earth, picking up neutrinos that have traveled through the entire planet.
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According to investigators, the crossbow arrow was fired at Austin, and traveled through his body before next striking his younger brother, who was standing behind him.
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But out on the streets of the South Texas cities they traveled through, they were all but invisible as they sat in ordinary civilian pickup trucks.
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I traveled through some of the great sights of Europe this winter, and I captured photos with the Pixel 2 XL that I will treasure forever.
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These observatories measured how the sunlight reflected off of `Oumuamua as it traveled through the Solar System, and broke that light apart into its component colors.
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What's more, these repeating radio waves show signs of "scattering" — which suggests that the waves traveled through a turbulent patch of space filled with interstellar gases.
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Thousands of West Europeans have traveled through Turkey in the past few years to join Islamic State and other militant Islamist groups fighting in neighboring Syria.
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Between the fall of 1952 and the spring of 1953, the artist who made "Bed" stayed in Rome and traveled through North Africa with another artist.
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They discovered he had a sinus infection that traveled through his bone and into his brain's blood vessels, creating blood clots that can lead to strokes.
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On Wednesday, they said that Caal's father had been "very attentive" as the two traveled through Mexico via bus to ensure she had food and water.
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He traveled through the countryside to find subject matter; one artists' colony, on a riverbank near Lublin, allowed Jews and Christians to paint side by side.
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Our Andes bureau chief traveled through rugged mountains on horseback and on foot to visit a FARC camp, where there is little to do these days.
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Mr. Ali, the slicer of fat, traveled through Somalia, Ethiopia, Sudan, Libya and Malta before arriving in Fort Morgan, where his best friend had already settled.
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The two have since traveled through remote regions of Greenland, Africa and Russia, with annual trips into the Boundary Waters from their home in Ely, Minn.
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Hours after Mr. Xi's speech, the Chinese aircraft carrier Liaoning traveled through the Taiwan Strait, according to a statement issued by Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense.
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He's been Jennifer Lopez's love interest, he's traveled through time and space to get a glimpse of the afterlife, and now he's...the future of drag?
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Cuomo said authorities are still looking into whether a courier dropped off packages at certain locations or whether they traveled through U.S. Postal Service screening facilities.
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In the week before the United States elected Donald J. Trump to the presidency, I traveled through Kentucky, through endless miles of farmland and small towns.
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No one was killed but a bullet traveled through Mr. Williams's legs, shattering both of them, his mother, Kisshima Williams, said in an interview on Wednesday.
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"Everyone uses sex hotels so they don't have to bring people home to their parents' house," an American woman who recently traveled through Uruguay told me.
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Trump administration officials proposed the measure in November as a caravan traveled through Mexico with mostly migrants from Central American countries toward the southern U.S. border.
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The complex, in which the boys reportedly traveled through the treacherous cave as part of an "initiation" ritual , will become a showcase for locals and tourists alike.
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In an attempt to go behind the headlines, Italian photographer Simone Tramonte traveled through Iran last summer to capture images of ordinary life in the Islamic country.
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Gascon said the State Department reached out to the IOM last year as caravans of thousands of Central American migrants traveled through Mexico toward the U.S. border.
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Even though there's no sunlight directly hitting the moon, the moon will brighten because some light that's traveled through the Earth's atmosphere is reflected by the moon.
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Mateo and his father, Jose Demar Fuentes, 30, were part of a caravan of Central American immigrants who traveled through Mexico to seek asylum at the border.
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By the time you get out to 800, the air and water the beam has traveled through enough to reduce it a fraction of its original power.
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It's also got built-in fitness tracking for monitoring things like how many calories you've burned and how many miles you've traveled through a companion smartphone app.
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The exhibition includes over 45 drawings from five sketchbooks, on view for the first time, drawn over ten years as Bedia traveled through Zambia, Kenya, and Botswana.
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"It probably traveled through some kind of hole in the Milky Way that makes it easy to find compared to normal searches in the galaxy," said Petroff.
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At the close of "Vampires of Venice," Amy made no secret of how much she loved having a full house as she traveled through space and time.
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With Resident Evil 7, there was sometimes a tiny delay in new areas appearing as I traveled through the game's maps at 60fps at the highest resolution.
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Deese's brother, British Deese, told the Observer that the couple met at a hostel in Croatia in 2017 and had traveled through Europe, Central America, and Asia.
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Both he and Cahana photographed the migrant caravan, whose members traveled through Mexico in the hopes of settling in the U.S. The State Department declined to comment.
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It is impossible to know exactly how they were handled over the years they traveled through the criminal underworld from the Netherlands to Ukraine, said Mr. Geerdink.
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The bill, which was publicly supported by Jon Stewart as it traveled through the House and Senate, will ensure first responders are given financial support through 2090.
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When O'Keefe implanted electrodes in rats' hippocampuses and measured their neural activity as they traveled through a maze, he detected ''place cells'' firing to mark their positions.
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Kim traveled through the town on the Chinese border en route to North Korea from Hanoi, where he held a second summit with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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And in early August, Kentucky officials treated an infant and three emergency responders believed to have been sickened by carfentanil-laced heroin that traveled through the air.
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As the area became a thriving trading post, beaver and other skins traveled through New York Harbor and to Europe for the creation of hats and coats.
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But I was always, at heart, American — as a reporter working in war zones, when I spoke to refugees, when I traveled through broken post-conflict countries.
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The bullet traveled through Mr. Díaz's left hand before hitting him in the face, piercing his cheekbone and lodging next to his ear, Ms. Mendieta-Cuapio said.
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Chicago O&aposHare International Airport: The Chicago Department of Health said that an individual with measles traveled through Terminal 103 on December 12, between 3:30 p.m.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 19th century, tourists who traveled through the Holy Land may have picked up scrapbooks of pressed flowers as souvenirs.
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Around 500,000 refugees from the five-year-old war in Syria traveled through Turkey and then risked their lives at sea to reach Greek islands in 2015.
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Zhao Liang: When I was doing research to prepare this film, I traveled through Inner Mongolia and was astounded by the colossal scale of open-pit mining.
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Rick Scott noted Wednesday, later traveled through several other states in the Southeast — including Georgia, the Carolinas and Virginia — leaving a trail of massive destruction in its path.
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Love, who faces a tough re-election challenge, traveled through her largely suburban district in an orange-and-blue modified motor scooter, knocking on every door she could.
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The Inflatable Refugee was unveiled in Venice late last year and has since then traveled through Antwerp and Uppsala, with plans to go on to Rotterdam and Melbourne.
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Hickey's goal — which traveled through a gaggle of bodies in front of Bobrovsky — had not been announced yet when Tavares scored his second goal with 1:28 remaining.
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Later waves of European immigration killed off most of the first Americans (largely through European diseases, which traveled through the Americas much more quickly than European humans did).
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The allegations say Meng traveled through New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport in early 2014, "several months" after meeting with an executive from one of the banks.
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The theory is based on the object's "excess acceleration," or its unexpected boost in speed as it traveled through and ultimately out of our solar system in January.
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The one billionth passenger thought to have traveled through the system in August 1972 — he was stopped and given a free annual ticket from the system's chief engineer.
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He completed a master's thesis on the legal and economic framework of oil production in Venezuela and traveled through Nicaragua and Bolivia to study the impact of microloans.
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As the president traveled through town, all he had to do was look out the motorcade's windows to see a mix of opposition and support for his visit.
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Kahlo and Rivera traveled through the United States from 1930 through 1934, spending time in San Francisco, Detroit and New York City, where Rivera received major mural commissions.
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VICE spoke to more than a dozen passengers who have traveled through the Atlanta airport in the past two weeks from countries around the world with coronavirus outbreaks.
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Santorum traveled through Iowa, not in a private jet or motorcade, but first in a battered Chevy Malibu rental car and then in a Dodge Ram pick-up.
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She traveled through Mexico as a child to visit extended family, and as a chef to research the cuisine before opening her Copenhagen taco shop, Hija de Sanchez.
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The bullet that struck Gasper entered her right underarm and traveled through her breast tissue, shattering her ribs and lacerating her liver before exiting her body, the lawsuit states.
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Authorities said that Riess fled Florida, traveled through the Gulf states, and was believed to have been seen in Corpus Christi, Texas, before her capture in South Padre Island.
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In the very first episode of the series, Claire's husband Frank sees Jamie staring at Claire through the window, implying that Jamie has somehow traveled through time as well.
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Nine months after the Srebrenica massacre, when Karadžić's forces killed more than 7,000 people, I traveled through those killing fields, dazed and horrified to see the evidence all around.
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In this week's outing, the group traveled through Tuscany visiting famous vineyards in Montepulciano and stopping in Siena to see the famous Siena Cathedral and sample the city's pizza.
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That data access traveled through a complex series of companies and resellers, starting with T-Mobile, before moving to a another company called Zumigo, a so-called 'location aggregator'.
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What they found: There are billions of cells that organisms leave behind in their environment, and they act as a marker of which species have traveled through various areas.
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Heads of government from the EU will meet with Turkey's Prime Minister to talk about staunching the flood of migrants into Europe, many of whom have traveled through Turkey.
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And Apple's string of culture-defining products means that almost everyone has a deep-seated memory of an Apple device or service that traveled through a particular personal moment.
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President Donald Trump's new policy announced on Monday requires asylum-seekers to first apply in one of the countries they traveled through before arriving at the southern U.S. border.
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Bin Laden did express concern about attacking Iran and Turkey, however, because much of al Qaeda's money traveled through those countries on its way to members of the organization.
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I have traveled through Greece, visiting the island of Lesbos, where many refugees first step foot in Europe, and the refugee camp at Idomeni along the Greek-Macedonian border.
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While the primary image here was taken on November 8, the final product is a combination of images taken about 12 hours apart as the probe traveled through space.
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Although they couldn't pinpoint exactly why this happened, they believe the implant was inserted too deep and entered her vein, traveled through her body, and eventually reached her lung.
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Officers told them about the safe third country agreement, that they were inadmissible to Canada because they traveled through the US. They would not be allowed to apply again.
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In the series finale, a plastic water bottle apparently traveled through the same time machine, appearing next to Samwell Tarly's chair while the leaders of Westeros debated their future.
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On March 29, as Mr. da Silva traveled through the state of Paraná in southern Brazil on his campaign to defend his name, shots were fired at his convoy.
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He said he tried to explain to the officer that he had not only already traveled through Guatemala on his way to the US but had faced harassment there.
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Wilbur took a bus across Guatemala, traveled through Mexico by pickup truck, then crossed into Texas in the back of a tractor trailer a month before his 18th birthday.
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He traveled through nine states, read tens of thousands of pages of police and court records, interviewed nearly 140 people and analyzed more than 1,300 pages of text messages.
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Officials in Cambodia also reviewed the passengers' passports to ensure that one had traveled through mainland China for at least 14 days prior to the Westerdam cruise's kick off.
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They are from different cities, but because they've all been in rock bands before, they've always traveled through São Paulo, the main city in terms of business and culture.
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So far in 2019 a total of 16 measles cases have been reported among Los Angeles County residents, and 11 infected people are known to have traveled through the county.
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Additionally, a State Department report from 2016 said there was "no credible information that any member of a terrorist group has traveled through Mexico" to sneak into the United States.
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The rule also exempts migrants passing through countries that have not signed major international refugee treaties and for migrants who have been denied asylum in the countries they traveled through.
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I found that out the hard way as I traveled through the Balkans and tried to go dancing, and also in Italy when trying to enter a house of worship.
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The bus, carrying about 20 people, was hit as it traveled through the town of Lafoole, about 15 miles from the capital, said the town's deputy commissioner, Abdisalam Ali Adam.
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But as I traveled through my district this year and held workshops for seniors across Maryland, there was one topic that I was surprised came up again and again: loneliness.
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The U.S. has already banned the entry of foreigners who have traveled through China, Iran and Europe, including the United Kingdom, in an effort to mitigate the virus's spread domestically.
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They traveled through immigration offices in a number of cities, demonstrations in Beirut, around war zones in Syria and through checkpoints set up by different fighting factions in the country.
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The rush echoes Europe's migration crisis in 2015-2016, when Austria served as a corridor into Germany for hundreds of thousands of migrants who traveled through Greece and the Balkans.
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Katie Waldman, a spokeswoman for Mr. Pence, clarified that he was referring to a subset of 12 of the attackers who are known to have traveled through Iran to Afghanistan.
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The decision was made after Singapore and the United States on Friday announced toughened measures to enter their countries for people who had recently traveled through mainland China, Qantas added.
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As I traveled through the south of the city, up to Chelsea and later over to King's Cross, Londoners really were going about their lives as on any other day.
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The results came after hundreds of passengers were already allowed to leave the ship, and authorities say that more than 140 of those passengers traveled through Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur airport.
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Follow-up observations of a fast radio burst designated FRB 181112, originally pinpointed in November 2018, revealed that the pulses traveled through a massive galactic halo while heading towards Earth.
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Bowie was one of the most influential singers of his generation, having released 25 albums and traveled through multiple different personas since his preternatural rise to fame in the early 1970s.
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Essex police said they believe the vehicle originated in Bulgaria and entered the U.K. through the Welsh port of Holyhead on Saturday, raising the possibility that it first traveled through Ireland.
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Carla, who had traveled through Europe trying to take a photo of Hitler at a close range, was desperate to get close to the leader so she asked for his autograph.
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I'm giving as dispassionate as I can a story about what I found when I traveled through the history of nuclear power over the last 60 to 70 years, its landscapes.
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Following a surge in asylum seekers who mostly traveled through Mexico from Central American countries, Trump last month threatened to close the border if Mexico did not immediately halt illegal immigration.
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Williams came to a stop as she traveled through the intersection "to avoid a collision" when a car going in the opposite direction made a left turn in front of her.
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For 10 days, there was "a dusk-til-dawn ban on any fun on deck" as the ship traveled through the Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea, Gulf of Aden and Suez Canal.
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The passenger "was not experiencing symptoms when they traveled through ... Based on CDC guidance, there was no identifiable risk from this case to other travelers," a state health department official said.
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The IFR makes aliens ineligible for asylum in the United States if they have not sought protection from persecution from the countries they traveled through en route to the United States.
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Voters in Queensland resented the caravan of climate campaigners from southern cities, who traveled through their towns protesting against the Adani coal mine, which promised thousands of jobs to the region.
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If, while watching the Super Bowl, you had wanted to estimate how far a pass thrown by Patrick Mahomes traveled through the air, you would have been solving a quadratic equation.
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She traveled through Europe for a few months after graduating from high school, and later returned to Texas where she worked as a waitress and enrolled in a local community college.
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In March, accompanied by about 30 soldiers and 40 women and children, Mr. Kony traveled through Chinko nature reserve in the Central African Republic, according to aid workers in the country.
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Serbia, which is not part of the European Union, was a focal point for migrants last year, when hundreds of thousands of migrants traveled through the Balkans to reach Western Europe.
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There have been 20 measles cases among Los Angeles County residents in 2019, in addition to 14 non-resident measles cases that traveled through Los Angeles County, the healthy department said.
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My wife and I hopped in the car and went hunting for pokémon with her holding my phone while we traveled through empty back roads where the cellular signal sometimes disappeared altogether.
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Some of the extremists linked to the Paris massacres in November 2015 and the suicide bomb attacks on the Brussels airport and subway in March 2016 lived in or traveled through Molenbeek.
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We saw the strength of Trump's brand and the fierce loyalty of his supporters in countless interviews with GOP voters as we traveled through every part of Nevada over the past week.
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Earlier in the day, his coffin traveled through nearly 20 miles of Louisville, cheered and saluted by tens of thousands of people who tossed flowers onto the hearse and chanted his name.
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The rule also allows exceptions for migrants passing through countries that have not signed major international refugee treaties and for migrants who have been denied asylum in the countries they traveled through.
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In honor of Sunday's New York City Marathon, where more than 231,231 people traveled through the five boroughs, here are four inspirational stories from the last racers in half- and full marathons.
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In my former life as an explosive ordnance disposal officer, I traveled through airports all over the world, from Baltimore to Prague to Baghdad to Kandahar and back, quickly, easily and anonymously.
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The black BMW on Thursday traveled through a classroom of the Children of America Educational Childcare center before stopping at a back wall, the Bucks County Attorney's Office said in a statement.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria's first confirmed coronovirus case was not detected at airport, and traveled through Lagos before he took ill and went to a hospital, the country's health minister said on Friday.
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More than 40 million passengers traveled through 10 Swedavia airports, down from previous year's all-time high above 42 million, with domestic travel down 9%, the airport operator said in a statement.
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More than 40 million passengers traveled through 10 Swedavia airports, down from previous year's all-time high above 42 million, with domestic travel down 9%, the airport operator said in a statement.
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As she traveled through New Hampshire, Ms. Klobuchar hoped to tap into the sense of anxiety many Democrats still feel about their 2016 loss, casting herself as the solution to their fears.
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A larger La Guardia could bring in an additional 12 million passengers every year, a 40 percent increase from 2018, when about 30 million passengers traveled through the airport, the commission found.
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Officials said that more than 140 of the passengers on the ship traveled through Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur airport, and all but eight traveled on to destinations in the U.S., Europe and Australia.
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By the time it had traveled through hundreds of miles of outer space and atmosphere, the light was harmless: It had spread out like a spotlight, about as wide as 10 soccer fields.
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Usually those nuclei have been stripped of their negatively charged electrons, but in this case, a beam of lead "atoms"—technically they're ions—traveled through the accelerator with at least one electron attached.
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The 2006 and 2014 signals looked wrong, though—they didn't have the signature of particles that came from above, but rather from ones that traveled through the Earth, according to a March paper.
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Some high-energy neutrino could have interacted with the elements below the surface of the opposite side of the planet, creating staus that traveled through the planet and then decayed into the tau.
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When Jolene Jackinsky and her six-month-old baby Giselle traveled through the very same airport as Obama, she got a little lost and it ended up being the best wrong turn ever.
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First, the background: A huge caravan of Central American migrants, organized by a group of volunteers called Pueblo Sin Fronteras, or People Without Borders, traveled through Mexico to get to the US border.
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Once the accord is enforced, the United States will begin returning asylum seekers who traveled through Guatemala back to that country, where they can choose to apply for asylum or to return home.
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Giving the park a more dramatic landscape would allow you to feel like you've not only escaped the city, but also traveled through time, while only being a few steps from the subway.
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When an educational circus traveled through about three years ago, she was one of the enthusiastic participants, selected as one of three students among 63 to take her new juggling act to Kabul.
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The plane traveled through an "arrestor bed," a form of crushable concrete used to stop aircraft that overrun a runway, and stopped in a grassy area adjacent to the runway, the authority said.
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But Mr. King said that a member of the C.D.C. told him there was no reason he could not return home since he had no symptoms and had not traveled through mainland China.
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In the middle of the 19th century, Frederick Law Olmsted traveled through the South on assignment for The New York Times, going undercover to understand the division that was tearing the country apart.
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Since violating a travel ban and slipping across the Venezuelan border into Colombia last week, Mr. Guaidó has traveled through Latin America in an effort to build an international coalition against Mr. Maduro.
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Finally, in June 1941 — 10 days before his 18th birthday — Dr. Motulsky, carrying an American visa, left France and traveled through Spain to Portugal, where he boarded a ship to the United States.
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The delineation of absence had been my theme as I traveled through the Draa, along the perimeter of a void, to which men through the traffic of commerce and thought had brought unity.
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Both of those travelers came to U.S. days before the federal government began screenings for passengers who traveled through Wuhan at three U.S. international airports, New York's Kennedy, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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But as part of The New York Times's expansion into Australia, I traveled through the country's indigenous communities to look at how they are confronting these challenges and the painful legacy of colonization.
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Authorities confirmed that Moore, who did not live in Myrtle Beach or have ties there, could have traveled through the area on his way from Maryland to Louisiana, where he reportedly had friends.
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A California federal judge reissued a nationwide injunction on Monday, blocking the Trump administration from denying asylum to migrants who have not first applied for refuge in a "third country" they've traveled through.
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Cancer Research UK has launched five games, including "Play to Cure: Genes in Space" in 2014, which obtained data as people traveled through space and helped identify codes and patterns along their way -- unwittingly.
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The new rule allows for a few exceptions, including if an immigrant was a victim of severe human trafficking or if they traveled through a third country that did not have adequate asylum protections.
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Accountant Ida Lee, one of 1,000 people who gathered in central Sydney, told Reuters she valued her freedom of speech, and that expatriates feared being seized by China as they traveled through Hong Kong.
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Last winter, we traveled through Sri Lanka's north to report on the failed promises of a feminist utopia, seen through the eyes of ordinary women who joined the fight for a sovereign Tamil homeland.
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These photons then traveled through up to 1240 miles of space to two different ground stations in China that were nearly 750 miles distant from one another, while maintaining the entanglement between the particles.
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Stargate SG-1 was based on the 1994 Roland Emmerich film Stargate, and followed a team of specialists who traveled through the titular portal to explore new worlds and face off against various enemies.
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Oscar Gonzales of Pacoima, California, says he was driving a friend home on Highway 1 on Tuesday when he traveled through the Thomas Fire—the largest of all the major blazes affecting Southern California.
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"I have traveled through the community concessions, and I have been struck by the deep commitment of communities to conserving their forests," Stefano Gatto, the European Union's ambassador to Guatemala, said in a statement.
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A Times correspondent who has covered race in the U.S. traveled through Australia's indigenous communities and encountered young people defying stereotypes and the confronting the painful legacy of colonization with outrage, resignation and courage.
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Details: It is not clear "how forcefully" the president's request for Barr to hold a news conference was communicated and it traveled through White House officials before reaching the Department of Justice, per WashPost.
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Australia, which has been on heightened alert for the coronavirus after 15 people contracted the virus after arriving from China, has temporarily banned the entry of foreign nationals who have traveled through mainland China.
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He was then flown to Guatemala, one of the countries he traveled through to reach Texas, under a Trump-backed agreement designating it as a so-called safe third country for people fleeing persecution.
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The order will be in effect for 90 days or until the United States reaches an agreement with Mexico allowing it to turn back asylum-seekers who had traveled through Mexico, whichever comes first.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Three people with the measles virus recently traveled through Los Angeles International Airport, the LA County Department of Public Health said Monday, as it warned that others may have been exposed.
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Over the course of the run, the titular spies have combatted H.Y.D.R.A. and the Kree aliens, traveled through time and space, and crossed paths with familiar Marvel Comics characters like Ghost Rider and Lady Sif.
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From its overnight perch at the Acropolis museum, it traveled through the streets of Athens before being carried into the stadium - which was built in 330 BC - by Greek high jump Olympic medalist Niki Bakoyianni.
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Many Cubans, instead of trying to come by sea (and risking Coast Guard apprehension), traveled through Central America and Mexico — joining a mixed flow of asylum seekers and economic migrants from those countries and more.
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As the Trumps traveled through Saudi Arabia, Israel, Italy, Brussels and then back to Italy, the president left it to top aides in Washington to explain the details of his federal budget proposal for 2018.
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Reagan was the first president to activate the Carter Doctrine in 1987 when he ordered Navy warships to escort Kuwaiti tankers, "reflagged" with the stars and stripes, as they traveled through the Strait of Hormuz.
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As I traveled through northern and central provinces, I saw imported wheat being brought to the smallest and most remote villages, thanks to a new Chinese-built railroad and a fleet of newly imported trucks.
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Among the challenges facing Austria is the integration of about 90,000 refugees and migrants who applied for asylum last year, as hundreds of thousands more traveled through Austria on their way to Germany and Scandinavia.
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Opponents counter that it is unrealistic to expect people fleeing persecution to seek asylum in ill-equipped countries they may have traveled through on their way to the United States, such as Mexico or Guatemala.
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As of early this month, Los Angeles County health officials reported 16 measles cases among county residents this year and — in addition to the New Zealand girl — 10 others among non-residents who traveled through.
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Swalwell specifically pointed at what he dubbed the "scare-avans" — a reference to the caravans of immigrants who have traveled through Central American to the Mexican border to ask for asylum in the United States.
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Beresheet, whose name is Hebrew for the biblical phrase 'In the beginning', had traveled through space for seven weeks in a series of expanding orbits around Earth before crossing into the moon's gravity last week.
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Like an apparition, an unlikely pair of women — Anahit Hayrapetyan, an Armenian Christian, and Serra Akcan, a Muslim from Turkey, traveled through the region without men but with cameras, dredging up uncomfortable century-old secrets.
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We've traveled through the depths of the internet to unearth the luggage sales so enticing, you might just need to book a vacation to match your brand new collection of carry-ons and duffel bags.
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"When I lost my parents in my country I found myself completely alone; during my journey, in all the countries I traveled through; and also during my first few months here in Italy," he said.
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Upon his arrival, Francis traveled through a new development of tidy condominiums, as well as a megamall with stores like Starbucks, Sears and Burger King less than a mile from one of the country's worst slums.
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The county saw 20 measles cases in 2019 as well as 14 cases involving nonresidents who traveled through the county, with the majority of people affected either not immunized or unaware of whether they were immunized.
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That painting, Fliegel said, suggests how plumbing may have worked for the indoor object, too: water would have traveled through subterranean pipes and entered through a pedestal before finally emerging from the top of the object.
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Police say a man wanted in Georgia on child abduction charges and who faces child abuse counts in New Mexico was in possession of handguns, rifles and ammunition as he traveled through Alabama late last year.
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They may hope that the magic built into the Wall can protect them, but remember that many believe the protection was broken when Bran was touched by the Night King and then traveled through the Wall.
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Our 52 Places Traveler, Jada Yuan, has spent the past three months on the road, visiting a new spot every week as she has traveled through the Americas for the first leg of her yearlong trip.
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Charlotte couldn't come up, obviously, and Alice felt that the sight of her agent, damp from the weather and crowds she would have traveled through to check on her disturbed, errant client, would do her in.
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The Blues took their first lead 1:05 later when Thompson scored his second goal of the season on a wrist shot from the right point that traveled through Pateryn's legs before beating Bishop far post.
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The children were visiting from New Zealand and traveled through the Denver International Airport and Los Angeles International Airport on the same day, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention press officer Scott Pauley told CNN.
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The US can't force asylum-seekers who traveled through Mexico to apply for asylum there, but the Trump administration claims that not applying for asylum in Mexico proves that Central Americans aren't real victims of persecution.
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In theory, the ban could be lifted if Mexico agrees to sign a "safe third country agreement" with the United States — which would allow the US to turn back all asylum-seekers who had traveled through Mexico.
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In one study, he attempted to figure out how far Stellen Skarsgard's character traveled through the undersea station in Deep Blue Sea after he was chomped—and then dragged underwater—by a genetically modified super-smart shark.
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More than 70 people died after Hurricane Harvey hit Texas in August, and more than 75 others were killed when Hurricane Irma hit Florida and traveled through the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and other countries weeks later.
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By accepting safe third country deals, Central American governments could help Trump implement a new U.S. rule that would deny asylum to immigrants unless they first apply in a country they have traveled through on the way.
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Over 96 hours, I saw more of the US than I had ever seen before as I traveled through cities and towns of all sizes, across windswept plains, and through some of the most beautiful mountains imaginable.
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The site is now home to the National Civil Rights Museum, a remarkable collection that includes a replica of a firebombed bus ridden by the Freedom Riders as they traveled through the South protesting segregation in 1961.
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To date there have been 16 measles cases among Los Angeles County residents in 2019, in addition to 11 non-resident measles cases that traveled through Los Angeles, according to Los Angeles County Department of Public Health.
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The Honduras agreement came after the White House in July made protection ineligible for any person who traveled through another country and didn't apply for asylum there before requesting it in the U.S. Updated: 4:45 p.m.
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As we wrote in the story, for 20 years she traveled through some of the city's roughest neighborhoods and industrial areas caring for and neutering guard dogs that were chained up, and were often underfed or abandoned.
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He also traveled through Europe and the Mideast, establishing political friendships with Muammar el-Qaddafi of Libya, Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt, the Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat, King Hussein of Jordan and Hafez al-Assad of Syria.
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They're the first delegation from a "caravan" of about 21 Central Americans that has traveled through Mexico over the past few weeks on the way to the United States, organized by the humanitarian nonprofit Pueblos sin Fronteras.
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Chinese aircraft and ships had been watching the Canadian warship, and an accompanying replenishment ship, closely after it ended a visit to Vietnam and traveled through the South China Sea, Taiwan Strait and East China Sea, Fisher reported.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Ruling party activists in Bangladesh attacked a veteran opposition leader on Friday as he traveled through the capital, he opposition said, injuring about 12 supporters and inflaming tension just over two weeks before a general election.
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Jacinto Chilel traveled through Mexico by bus with his 15-year-old daughter, Nineth, leaving his wife and five other children back in Guatemala in hopes he could send money home when he reaches Tennessee, where relatives live.
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Under this plan, if a migrant evaded the new system and traveled through Mexico into the United States, Mexico's government would in future allow the person to be returned to Mexico, Fox News said, citing an unnamed official.
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Confined to his mother's house by an ankle monitor for two years as his case traveled through the Georgia court system, Makonnen had taken to the internet, starting a blog and interviewing artists like Lil B and Miguel.
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The 27 club is tied to the progressed lunar return, which is when the Moon returns to its position at the time of your birth, after having traveled through the entire zodiac wheel in just under three decades.
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On Friday and Saturday last week, Warren traveled through rural areas (the small towns of Kermit, West Virginia and Chillicothe, Ohio) and big cities (Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio) that have been hit hard by opioid and narcotic abuse.
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The day after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico and left the entire island without power, many employees at my telecom company, WorldNet, traveled through the wreckage and showed up at our headquarters in San Juan ready to work.
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"The way I got hit, the way it traveled through my body, they do say I'm lucky to be alive, and I have a story to tell, and I'm here, sitting down and telling it," he told KTRK.
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A separate regulation that the Supreme Court allowed to go into effect in September bars most migrants from seeking asylum in the United States if they traveled through another country during their journey to the border with Mexico.
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He spoke with longing for the days when he traveled through Bolivia with the power to oversee the building of public projects for Bolivia's Indigenous communities, the poorest people in one of the poorest countries in South America.
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Unlike with their first summit in Singapore in June, when North Korean state media stayed silent until after Kim arrived in the city state, coverage this time began swiftly as he traveled through China to Vietnam by train.
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We will likely need to foster more dense development patterns that can minimize vehicle miles traveled through walkable and bike-friendly neighborhoods, continue to invest in mass transit, and facilitate shared rides in shared vehicles through pricing or incentives.
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"It wouldn't be possible without the officers, first responders and amazing doctors," said the teenager, who continues to heal from the bullet that pierced her chest, another through her torso and the third that traveled through her right arm.
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Authorities say a former Tennessee teacher and his alleged kidnapping victim, a 15-year-old female student, traveled through multiple states after vanishing from Tennessee in March — and one of the stops was at a commune in Northern California.
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Stripped of all context as it traveled through anti-Islam web circles, Hamada's death became simply a datapoint proving the inherent violence of Islam, interchangeable with a falsely labeled clip of a "Muslim migrant" attacking a boy on crutches.
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Irene Benjamin of Zalame ACB in Be'er Sheva, Israel—who traveled through four airports to reach Mexico City—reimagined the ingredients of her childhood with a white rum-and-vermouth cocktail that's sweetened with orange and red wine syrup.
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"It suddenly accelerated, traveled through the inside of the building at a very high rate of speed, striking numerous people and ultimately was brought to a halt by crashing into a cinderblock wall at the far end," Ryan said.
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"It suddenly accelerated, traveled through the inside of the building at a very high rate of speed, striking numerous people and ultimately was brought to a halt by crashing into a cinderblock wall at the far end," Ryan said.
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But anyone with symptoms who has traveled through countries with an outbreak of the virus, or who might have come into contact with someone who did or who seems sick, can be tested at a wide variety of locations.
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The pope, who traveled through Dublin in a blue Skoda in keeping with his shunning of limousines and bulletproof cars, said Church leaders needed to remedy past mistakes and adopt stringent norms to ensure they do not happen again.
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Then a ruling on Wednesday by the U.S. Supreme Court threatened to scupper their plans — and those of thousands of other Central American migrants who have traveled through Mexico in pursuit of their own dreams in the United States.
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Those measures include returning migrants from various countries to Mexico while their immigration cases play out in American courts, and forcing migrants to first apply for asylum in countries they traveled through on their way to the United States.
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As I traveled through the music-filled displays, I learned that the mythical Chinese phoenix has the face of a swallow and the tail of a fish, and that pandas spend 14 to 16 hours a day eating bamboo.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru said Friday a Venezuelan man in Lima, who recently traveled through Colombia, had contracted the mosquito-borne virus Zika, in the Andean country's first confirmed case of the disease that is rapidly spreading across the Americas.
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Ukraine and Russia are involved in an unresolved territorial conflict that has run for over five years but on the energy front, in the meantime, Russian gas has still traveled through its main route of Ukraine to reach Europe.
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The rule, from the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security, prohibits migrants who have resided in or traveled through third countries from seeking asylum in the US, therefore barring people traveling through Mexico from being able to claim asylum.
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In 2016, approximately 40 million barrels of oil per day -- equivalent to just under half of the world's total oil supply -- traveled through Indian Ocean entry and exit points, including the Straits of Hormuz, Malacca and Bab el-Mandeb.
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The exhibition consists of a selection of photographs commissioned by the Consumers Union, the publisher of Consumer Reports magazine, which asked the photojournalist Eugene Richards to document poverty as he traveled through 14 American cities and towns in the 1980s.
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Specifically, administration officials have been working on a plan that would make anyone who transited through a third country by land to the southern border ineligible for asylum if they did not first seek protection in the country they traveled through.
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DHS officials have raised concerns about the policy, which has been described as overly broad, including whether it would cover people who traveled through airports in other countries and pointing out that other countries do not offer full asylum protections.
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But with the possible exception of the weeks after the Islamic State seized Mosul in 2014, I had never traveled through a rural area of Iraq with checkpoints as dense and as shifting in their allegiances as the network around Sinjar.
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"I asked her as a Cambodian orphan if she would be offended for somebody like me, an outsider, [to do that], or if that would be a nice thing," Jolie remembered asking the author while they traveled through the country together.
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The 2 NASA instruments took pictures of the remaining vestiges of the meteor from 5 of 9 cameras on the Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer device, depicting a shadow produced by the meteor's trail as it traveled through the Earth's atmosphere.
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He then swam across the Panama River — where he lost all of his documents and clothing and nearly drowned — traveled by bus to Costa Rica, took a taxi to Nicaragua, and finally traveled through Honduras and Guatemala and into Mexico.
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After becoming the first vice president of Cuba in 2013 as well as the potential successor to Raul Castro before then, Miguel Diaz Canel discretely traveled through Cuba to meet with Communist Party officials in "get to know you" sessions.
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This includes a new "safe third country" treaty that would require many people arriving at the border from Mexico, including those who have merely traveled through Mexico on their way to the United States, to apply for asylum in Mexico instead.
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She also described as economic migrants those who fled from war, but traveled through several EU countries to settle in one they considered more affluent, such as Sweden or Germany, which is currently sending hundreds of migrants back to Austria.
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Three Syrian men who had traveled through Turkey and Greece were arrested by the German authorities on Tuesday on suspicion of being linked to the Islamic State operatives who attacked Paris in November, said Germany's interior minister, Thomas de Maizière.
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The third patient is a relative of the second, who had traveled through outbreak areas before falling ill, according to Dr. Henry Walke, director of the Division of Preparedness and Emerging Infections at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Thus, what the special lacked in quality it made up for, in real time, by serving as a chronicle of an audience that felt as if it had steadily traveled through a portal, from one country to another reality entirely.
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As a graduate student in the 1990s, Dr. Fischer, now a biologist with the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul, traveled through Brazil's Pantanal, a tropical wetland the size of Wisconsin, and the largest freshwater wetland in the world.
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While working on its local news and election news features, more than fifty people from SmartNews, including Yang, head of global growth Fabian-Pierre Nicolas and members of its engineering, product, data and marketing teams, traveled through Minnesota and Iowa.
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CreditCreditJaniek Dam If you have ever traveled through Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, you would have seen the handiwork of the Dutch wayfinding design firm Mijksenaar, whose signs, maps and other visual information systems have been part of the facility's landscape since 1990.
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In some ways, voters are getting the message: As she traveled through the state last weekend, Iowans praised Harris for her bipartisanship and her centrism, two things that few people noted about her when she visited the state a year ago.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary LGBTQ advocates slam Buttigieg for past history with Salvation Army Saagar Enjeti unpacks why Kamala Harris's campaign didn't work MORE (D-Mass.), on Monday as he traveled through Iowa.
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The wind was swirling in left field that day, making it hard on rookie Jim Leyritz, who was playing his fourth- or fifth-best position on a list that began at DH and traveled through catcher before eventually reaching the outfield.
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A parody of the film A Quiet Place, the sketch, called "A Kanye Place," followed cast members Aidy Bryant, Kenan Thompson, Beck Bennett, and Cecily Strong, along with SNL host and musical guest Donald Glover, as they traveled through a corn maze.
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BattleTech always tried to emphasize these aspects, but when you were rich as Croesus in the endgame, and traveled through space with the firepower and infrastructure of a small nation state behind you, it kind of lost interest in testing your finesse.
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U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar in the Northern District of California issued a preliminary injunction blocking the rule, which would require asylum-seekers to first pursue safe haven in a third country they had traveled through on their way to the United States.
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Last month a federal judge in San Francisco blocked the Trump administration from enforcing a new rule that would require asylum seekers to first pursue safe haven in a third country they had traveled through on their way to the United States.
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That epic process is what the students of nomadic research studio Unknown Fields, run by architects Liam Young and Kate Davies, witnessed in an expedition to South East Asia, which began in South Korea, traveled through China, and ended in Hong Kong.
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Notably absent from his speech was a specific reference to one of the most pressing matters of his young administration: the thousands of migrants who traveled through the region in caravans and are now gathered in Tijuana, at the Mexico-United States border.
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A story of a D.C. woman who had traveled through the Seoul airport and was initially unable to access a test for covid-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, circulated on social media over the weekend, drawing attention to testing criteria.
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California-based U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar last month issued a nationwide injunction blocking the rule, which requires most immigrants who want asylum to first seek safe haven in a third country they had traveled through on their way to the United States.
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The Supreme Court, in a brief, unsigned order, said the administration may enforce new rules that generally forbid asylum applications from migrants who have traveled through another country on their way to the United States without being denied asylum in that country.
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Even in her absence from the Capitol this week, as the speaker traveled through Poland and Israel in remembrance of the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, she had her hand firmly on the tiller of the prosecution of the president.
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The death of the two firefighters overnight when their fire truck was struck by a falling tree as it traveled through the front line of a fire brought the fires death toll in New South Wales to eight since the start of October.
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It traveled through the United Kingdom, passing through the hands of earls, lords, and art dealers; it spent some time in Paris, owned at one point by the Duc d'Orleans; and, prior to that, it belonged to the Spanish Royal Collection in Madrid.
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But, more significantly, it would dramatically transform the asylum process in the US, preventing asylum claims except from individuals who can show they applied and were denied protections in at least one country they traveled through, or if someone was a victim of human trafficking.
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Musk's presentation, punctuated by a glitzy entrance aboard a Tesla Model X that traveled through the company's accent-lit, 1.14-mile test tunnel, filled in a few details about his ambitious plans to take on LA's traffic with new and improved tunnel-boring processes.
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U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar in the Northern District of California issued a preliminary injunction on Wednesday blocking the rule, which would require asylum-seekers to first pursue safe haven in a third country they had traveled through on their way to the United States.
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After a bullet pierced the rear window of her red Volkswagen, traveled through the front-seat head rest and bounced off the front window, causing a hot metal piece to land in her lap, Guadalupe Herrera called 911, reports the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
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I've seen them in my hometown, I've traveled through three states in one week to catch a handful of shows, and I made the 503,500 mile journey to The Gorge in Washington to see an unforgettable three night stand with my dad in 2012.
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Roughly 1,500 guns originated in the United States out of a study of more than 10,000 arms seized by police since 2014, mostly in Rio de Janeiro, the December 2017 report said, although the guns often traveled through a third country before arriving in Brazil.
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In September, the Supreme Court allowed the administration to move forward with barring asylum for migrants who had traveled through another country on the way to the United States without being denied protections in that country, effectively banning asylum for most Central American migrants.
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San Francisco-based U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar had previously issued a nationwide injunction blocking the rule, which requires most immigrants who want asylum to first seek safe haven in a third country they had traveled through on their way to the United States.
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SARS spread through poop, tooDuring the 2002-2003 SARS outbreak (SARS is also a coronavirus), researchers documented an instance in which one sick person had diarrhea in a Hong Kong apartment building, and the virus then traveled through the pipes to infect other residents.
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As they have traveled through the various stages of grief over the unpredictability of their president and the realization that Mr. Trump is unlikely to change, congressional Republicans appear to have landed at acceptance, basically hoping that the president does not get in their way.
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The rule, which was issued from the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security in July, would prohibit migrants who have resided in or traveled through third countries from seeking asylum in the US, therefore barring migrants traveling through Mexico from being able to claim asylum.
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The drama from Shawn Ryan and Eric Kripke followed an unlikely trio — Lucy (Abigail Spencer), Rufus (Malcolm Barrett), and Wyatt (Matt Lanter) — who traveled through time to battle a supposed master criminal (Goran Visnjic) intent on altering the fabric of human history with potentially catastrophic results.
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Per the State Department there is "no credible information that any member of a terrorist group has traveled through Mexico to gain access to the United States," and like drug-seizures, the vast majority of watch-list individuals are apprehended at airports and the Canadian border.
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"The operation in Manbij is about shutting down the main corridor from Raqqa and then out, in which some of the attackers that launched the Paris attacks we know traveled through that route," Mr. McGurk said, referring to the Islamic State's assault on Paris in November.
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By running food coloring through the arteries of the brain, Vrselja and Daniele could see how blood traveled through the organ, but the arteries split and joined at such irregular intervals that it took days to figure out how each one influenced the circulation of blood.
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They should know that terrorism is actually incredibly rare, and a border wall is likely to do little to affect any future terrorist attack or keep terrorists out of the country, especially since terror suspects have generally traveled through the air to get to the United States.
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The rule, which was issued from the departments of Justice and Homeland Security in July, would prohibit migrants who have resided in or traveled through a third country from seeking asylum in the US, therefore barring migrants traveling through Mexico from being able to claim asylum.
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Kevin K. McAleenan, the acting secretary of homeland security, described the document signed by the two countries as a "safe third" agreement that would make migrants ineligible for protection in the United States if they had traveled through Guatemala and did not first apply for asylum there.
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"The investigation included interviews with the drivers, inspections of the vehicles that traveled through the area on Tuesday afternoon, and a review of video footage from the trucks that record events such as collisions, sudden lane changes or running over debris or potholes," the statement read.
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Even without the buy-in of other nations, the Trump administration has taken perhaps the most significant step to curb asylum seeking at the United States border by forbidding applications from would-be asylum seekers who have traveled through another country on their way to America.
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A senior official at the Department of Homeland Security said that if a person arrives at the southern border seeking protection without first having sought asylum in one of those three Central American countries that they traveled through, "they will be returned" in order to do so.
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The Supreme Court's order Wednesday was related to a rule, from the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security, prohibiting migrants who have resided in or traveled through third countries from seeking asylum in the US, therefore barring people traveling through Mexico from being able to claim asylum.
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And on Tuesday, a British businessman was identified as a "super spreader" of coronavirus (someone who infects an unusually large number of people) after he contracted the disease in Singapore and then traveled through multiple countries in Europe, infecting at least 11 others along the way.
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The new rule requires asylum-seekers to have first applied for asylum and been rejected in one of the countries they traveled through before becoming eligible to apply in the United States, shifting the burden to ill-equipped countries such as Mexico and Guatemala to process asylum claims.
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"Congress authorized the Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security to establish categorical limitations on eligibility for asylum, and this rule properly used that authority to encourage migrants to seek asylum in other countries they have traveled through before reaching the United States," the White House statement reads.
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But Toronto combined for 1-for-6 shooting the rest of the way in a game that came down to the final possession where Kyle Lowry's last-second shot came up short after Warriors forward Draymond Green got a piece of the ball as it traveled through the air.
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All customers who "have been to or traveled through China, Hong Kong, Macau, South Korea, Italy, Iran, Japan, Singapore in the last 20 days prior to embarkation" will be banned from Carnival Cruise Line ships, as will anyone who has been "in contact" with someone tested for the coronavirus.
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He removed a pair of tinted glasses and pulled at the collar of his U.S.A. T-shirt to show the scars from a bullet that had traveled through his eye and out the left side of his neck when his family was attacked during the civil war there.
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As it traveled through the center of the state early on Monday, Irma brought gusts of up to 22009 mph and torrential rain to areas around Orlando, one of the most popular areas for tourism in Florida because of its cluster of theme parks, the National Weather Service said.
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That claim is now memorialized on the Thruway: Next to the "rough road" sign, the tribe erected a "Welcome to the Seneca Nation" sign that asserts that the state owes the Senecas more than $675 million, or $1 per every car the tribe estimates has traveled through there.
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The mission detected one neutrino candidate that produced this Askaryan signature, but they also stumbled across something completely unexpected: Two anomalous signals that seemed to shoot up from the ground, suggesting that high-energy neutrinos may have traveled through thousands of miles of solid rock and mantle within Earth.
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There are limited exceptions to the rule: Those who apply for asylum in another country but are rejected may bring their claims in the US. Victims of human trafficking and migrants who traveled through countries that are not parties to certain international human rights agreements are also exempt.
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"The metal bar then bounced up and entered the right front of the Chevy, traveled through the engine compartment and entered the passenger compartment of the Chevy and impaled the right leg of the right front passenger," the California Highway Patrol's South Sacramento division said in a statement.
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The suit was filed in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. Trump's virtual asylum ban at the southern border denies migrants if they did not first seek safe haven in another country that they traveled through on the way to the United States, such as Mexico or Guatemala.
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Tigar issued a nationwide injunction in July blocking the administration's rule, which would make most asylum-seekers who pass through another country before reaching the U.S. ineligible for asylum, with exceptions for victims of trafficking and migrants who have been denied asylum in the countries they traveled through.
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There are limited exceptions to the rule: those who apply for asylum in another country, but are rejected may bring their claims in the US. Victims of human trafficking and migrants who traveled through countries that are not parties to certain international human rights agreements are also exempt.
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In a year and a half of reporting the stories, Mr. Urbina traveled through Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East, much of that time on fishing ships chronicling crimes offshore, including the casting off of stowaways, illegal fishing, the stealing of ships, brutal treatment of seamen, and murder with impunity.
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At one point during the roughly two-mile chase, Kameron Smith allegedly crossed over the southbound lane on North George Street in Manchester Township, traveled through Jennifer Smith's yard and hit the side of her house before the car landed on its side, home surveillance footage of the incident shows.
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The Trump administration is readying two policies that could dramatically reshape the immigration system — both within the US and at the border — by speeding up deportations inside the country and denying asylum to immigrants who traveled through Mexico to the southern border, according to multiple sources close to the administration.
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One shot from the marksman came from a window or rooftop that we would never find and traveled through the city, over the heads of butchers and mechanics, mothers and their children, maybe even over the heads of Marines on patrol looking for exactly that kind of window or rooftop.
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" That same report noted that there "are no known international terrorist organizations operating in Mexico, no evidence that any terrorist group has targeted US citizens in Mexican territory, and no credible information that any member of a terrorist group has traveled through Mexico to gain access to the United States.
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By Michael Hardy Photos: Simone Tramonte 1/9 With the fortieth anniversary of the Iranian Revolution approaching, Italian photographer Simone Tramonte traveled through Iran last summer to capture images of ordinary life—from Tehran to the holy city of Qom, then across the Zagros Mountains to visit the nomadic Qashquai people.
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It was that air of mystery — plus pictures I'd seen of an otherworldy green landscape dotted with pretty chalets that reminded me of the setting of "The Sound of Music" — that made me want to go in the first place, even if it wasn't an area the Orient Express traveled through.
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On Tuesday, Deborah Birx, the White House's coronavirus response coordinator, said that New York's metro area made up 60 percent of all new coronavirus cases in the US. The White House advised anyone who has recently left New York City, or traveled through it, to self-quarantine for 14 days.
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I'd like to say after two months we all huffed the gas and got high and traveled through time, but really what happened was Bryan opened it up and the smell was so putrid that when he got his mouth close to the bottle he immediately started to dry heave and threw up.
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The explicit goal of the 90-day ban — the thing that would cause Trump to lift it even before the 90 days were up — is getting Mexico to sign a safe-third-country agreement with the US. That would allow the US to turn back all asylum seekers who had traveled through Mexico.
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A layer of aquatic offerings placed on top of the west-facing jaguar have also been identified, including a large amount of shells, bright red starfish and coral that likely represented the watery underworld the Aztecs believed the sun traveled through at night before emerging in the east to begin a new day.
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Bikini-Clad Beyonce and JAY-Z Are Living Their Best Lives on a Yacht in Italy Beyonce also posted another heartwarming photo of Rumi, as the toddler held her dad&aposs hand while they stood at the back of an enormous yacht, watching the wake as they traveled through idyllic European waters.
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When Ms. Fung, a Canadian, traveled through rural southwestern China in 2012 to study the music and language of several mountain tribes, she enlisted the help of a guide who helped her gain access to the homes of villagers where she might be regaled with drinking songs and other impromptu performances after dinner.
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"The vast majority of American ISIS recruits used, or considered using, Turkey as their route," said Mr. Hughes, who provided a breakdown showing that, of the 91 people charged with ISIS-related offenses in the United States, 18 purchased tickets through Istanbul, and 15 others either traveled through Turkey or considered doing so.
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U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar on Monday reinstated a nationwide ban on the asylum rule, which would make most asylum-seekers who pass through another country before reaching the U.S. ineligible for asylum, with exceptions for victims of trafficking and migrants who have been denied asylum in the countries they traveled through.
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U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar had issued a nationwide injunction in July blocking the rule, which would make most asylum-seekers who pass through another country before reaching the U.S. ineligible for asylum, with exceptions for victims of trafficking and migrants who have been denied asylum in the countries they traveled through.
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In the county's latest case, a person traveled through a crowded airport terminal at Los Angeles International Airport on April 18, according to CBS LA. The county might also be taking extra precautions because it experienced a massive measles outbreak in 2015, when 131 people were sickened from a single sick person going to Disneyland.
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The leveling, the scale, your character's role in everything that's happening – it's all so much more grounded than it has been since players traveled through time in 2014's Warlords of Draenor and then became the most powerful characters to ever exist while fighting back against the universe's biggest threat in 2016's Legion.
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It raises the bar for being allowed to pursue an asylum claim in the US; unilaterally allows the US to send asylum seekers back to Mexico if they traveled through there (something that is usually negotiated with the other country in question); and allows Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to detain children and parents indefinitely.
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And the extensive Emporio collection that preceded the singer's show, with hundreds of outfits for both men and women, indeed traveled through the iconic traits of the world-famous designer: easy fits as well as sophisticated looks, the use of different fabrics, both smooth nuances and bold colors, soft feminine cuts and rich details.
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Under the new guidelines, asylum seekers must apply for protection in at least one country they've traveled through before asking for sanctuary in the US. On Tuesday, a San Francisco judge issued a preliminary injunction against the administration's mandate, halting a move that would've all but barred entry to migrants in need of refuge.
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Now, in "Spying on the South: An Odyssey Across the American Divide," he follows as closely as he can the path taken by Frederick Law Olmsted, who in the early 1850s — long before he thought of designing Central Park or dreamed of having a revolutionary impact on other urban landscapes — traveled through the antebellum South.
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"We were handed this unofficial-looking form, with no federal markings on it," said Tracy Sefl, who waited in lines with her husband for more than four hours at O'Hare Airport on Saturday night, only to be told that they shouldn't have been sent for an enhanced screening since they had not traveled through Europe.
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"We asked them where they were going to drop us off and they said at a bus station and there you might find some people who can help you, and that's it," said Angel Gonzalez, 34, who left Guatemala on April 25 with his 11-year-old son and traveled through Mexico before crossing the U.S. border.
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"If an archer shot an arrow from Main Street to Elm Street, her release of the arrow would be the proximate cause of damage inflicted by the arrow's landing, even though the arrow traveled through air and space to get from the beginning of its journey to its end," the administrators wrote in a brief with the justices.
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The rule, which was issued from the departments of Justice and Homeland Security in July, would prohibit migrants who have resided in or traveled through a third country from seeking asylum in the US, therefore barring migrants traveling through Mexico from being able to claim asylum and as a result, drastically limit who's eligible for asylum.
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The migrants' chances of gaining entry into the United States were further impaired last month when the Supreme Court let stand another new Trump administration policy that requires migrants who traveled through other countries en route to the United States to prove they had been denied asylum along the way before being eligible to apply at the border.
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The Trump administration has rolled out policies aimed at non-Mexican asylum-seekers such as the Migrant Protection Protocols, which forces people to wait in Mexico while their immigration cases are adjudicated, or a rule that generally bars asylum for immigrants who traveled through another country before arriving in the US without being denied refuge there first.
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In the past year alone, the administration has attempted to ban asylum for those who crossed the border without authorization and forced asylum-seekers to remain in Mexico as their cases were processed in the US. In recent months, the administration pushed through a regulation that banned asylum for those who traveled through Mexico before reaching the US border.
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So on July 22, when Sagittarius A* flared, the light collected by each scope traveled through a Rube Goldberg–like setup of mirrors and fiber-optic cables that traced out a path with a total length that varies no more than 1/1,000th the width of a hair, said Frank Eisenhauer, a physicist at Max Planck in Garching and the leader of GRAVITY.
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"Studies like this match what we have also seen in our laboratory, and represent the beginning of 'geospatial genome forensics,' where you can trace when and where people have traveled through their molecular signatures," Christopher Mason, a geneticist at Weill Cornell Medical College, who spent 18 months mapping the microbes found in the New York City subway system told me.
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The threat of coronavirus infection had been in the back of his mind since late January as he traveled through Japan and Taiwan for Lunar New Year, but it wasn't until the end of February, when other countries were reporting a significant uptick in cases, that he realized the pandemic could severely disrupt not just his nomadic lifestyle but his job.
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In her cookbook "King Solomon's Table," the author Joan Nathan proposes that lamination most likely traveled through Europe after Yemen became part of the Ottoman Empire, and that the Yemeni bakers who started laminating kubaneh picked up the technique from India, their trade partner across the Arabian Sea, where cooks rolled parathas so that fat shot through the dough in fine, even layers.
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The exhibitions have included liubov popova at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1991, which traveled through 1992; Amazons of the Avant-Garde at the Guggenheim Museum, New York, which traveled from 1999-2001; Rodchenko and Popova: Defining Constructivism at Tate Modern, London, 2009, which traveled into 2010; and Women's Power: Sisters of the Revolution, Russia 1907–19233 at the Groninger Museum, Netherlands, 2013.
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They can learn to cycle around the capital on a bamboo bike ($210); make ceviche in the home of a local ($2500); and spend 19803 minutes with Otto, the skateboarding bulldog who set a world record for the longest human tunnel traveled through by a skateboarding dog (picture a line of participants standing with their legs wide, creating a passageway for the rolling canine).
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We also learned of Elsa Johana Ortiz Enriquez of Guatemala, who traveled through Mexico and crossed the border into the United States with her 8-year-old son, Anthony, only to be arrested and then separated in the most horrifying of ways: After pleading guilty to unlawful entry, Ms. Ortiz was put on a plane back to Guatemala while her son was transferred to a shelter for migrant children.
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It's difficult to imagine a Morocco so unknown to such fashionable Western society — Wharton, who kept company with dukes and duchesses and Teddy Roosevelt, and who ran in the same circles (and traveled through much of Europe) with her dear friend, the American writer Henry James, was not writing about the same place that has become so well exoticized since by everyone from Yves Saint Laurent to Marella Agnelli.
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