I always get sweaty when I'm traveling through Hawaii ...
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They lived like bohemian vagabonds, traveling through Europe and writing.
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"To me, it's like traveling through the infinity of space."
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She heard about the Emerald Triangle while traveling through Europe.
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The army ants were traveling through the Costa Rican rainforest.
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Another time, I was traveling through Europe during the summer.
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He's still traveling through Iowa every day until the caucuses.
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And why is this prison ship not traveling through hyperspace?
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Why is it traveling through space at a slow speed?
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Mr. Hunt admitted to taking cannabis while traveling through India.
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They make me think of digital information traveling through wires.
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The concept is my mom traveling through the gates of heaven.
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Georgia authorities said Wahhaj was traveling through Chilton County on Dec.
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Simulation of matter traveling through the core, potentially causing geomagnetic jerks.
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Read more:I've spent the last month traveling through 4 Asian countries.
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That's right, we're traveling through the powerhouse of the sun itself.
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But a current traveling through a superconducting material loses nearly zero energy.
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The spacecraft is currently traveling through space at 210,203 miles per hour.
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While traveling through Bangkok, photographer Amy Lombard shot these beautiful, spiritual penises.
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The NAACP advisory urges caution for people of color traveling through Missouri.
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While traveling through the south, I started to notice ominous clouds everywhere.
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They roll and undulate, traveling through the narrow streets, searching for me.
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Parks spent many years traveling through Alabama and interviewing victims of discrimination.
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How did traveling through the Americas inform the development of your project?
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Think of it as traveling through a 450-story skyscraper, going down.
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Other gestures take on the form of inside jokes traveling through time.
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This is good advice especially if you're traveling through extremely different climates.
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They are literally traveling through war zones to come to my class.
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Many shared stories of their experience while traveling through the Minneapolis-St.
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Venturing from one place to the other was like traveling through time.
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She envisions the images traveling through social media, and not news outlets.
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And hundreds more are traveling through El Salvador en route to Guatemala.
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It's a book about traveling around, traveling through conversations and through people.
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That means that they also bend the light traveling through the warped space.
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Ian Teh documented this epic undertaking while traveling through northern China last year.
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Other teen activists appeared in her stead, while Thunberg was traveling through California.
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Most migrants traveling through Libya towards Europe come from sub-Saharan African countries.
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Folk music both fit the landscape she was traveling through and her lifestyle.
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One way is to observe how it distorts light traveling through deep space.
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A map that feels more like the real world you're actually traveling through.
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Instead, I ended up traveling through Shlaes' positive assessment of Coolidge's economic policy.
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You're in an unfamiliar car with a strange driver, traveling through dark streets.
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We picked it long ago while traveling through Ireland on a road trip.
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"Traveling through different times zones, like we're traveling, is going to be tough."
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"The concept is my mom traveling through the gates of heaven," West explained.
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They spent weeks traveling through Mexico, and some have decided to stay there.
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Trump has been traveling through Asia and is expected to return late Tuesday.
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But after traveling through the South this past week, I began to understand.
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After traveling through emotional Pisces, Venus will enter fiery Aries on February 7.
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Those still traveling through Hokkaido's New Chitose Airport were also seen wearing masks.
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Griffith made the trip anyway, traveling through China to evade US travel restrictions.
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Thousands of Honduran migrants are traveling through Guatemala, according to humanitarian aid groups.
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A video of salmon traveling through a long tube went viral in 22000.
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It'll travel farther and even do a better job of traveling through walls.
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James Toles, also 27, is traveling through Europe and has already registered to vote.
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Infamous Mercury retrograde begins on Sunday, traveling through your house of intimacy and transformation.
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He can currently be seen traveling through time in Hulu's James Franco miniseries, 11.22.63.
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Wormholes have long been science fiction's preferred way of traveling through space and time.
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It was a great experience traveling through the desert and all those savanna areas.
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The one-day premise does not prevent her from traveling through time and space.
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Meola spent years traveling through Tornado Alley, capturing storms, rainbows, and everything in between.
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Traveling through the exhibition, a bold dashed line zigzags above and below the artwork.
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Or, most important of all: traveling through the Highlands on your own Outlander adventure.
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Most of the tankers traveling through the Strait of Hormuz are bound for Asia.
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By definition, a caravan is a company of people traveling through a hostile region.
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It's for people traveling through, perhaps unaware of how things are done in Connecticut.
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In 2014, Mr. de Merode was shot four times while traveling through the park.
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The patient is a foreign national who was traveling through the state, Dunleavy said.
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We saw money traveling through offshore shell companies, entities often used to obscure ownership.
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As I wrote for Insider previously, it really was like traveling through a painting.
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Normally, light waves traveling through space don't oscillate back and forth in a preferred direction.
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Traveling through Penn is a bit of a necessary evil that commuters just deal with.
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Instead, after traveling through Indonesia and Singapore, he was scouted for commercial modeling in Manila.
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I also wasn't completely comfortable with radio waves traveling through my brain during the night.
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A total of 22019,000 migrants are traveling through the country, bound for the U.S. border.
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Many legends from the Pine Barrens focus on people traveling through and around the area.
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An estimated eight in 10 migrant women and girls are raped while traveling through Mexico.
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It's about 70 miles miles away and requires traveling through the desert to get there.
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Jillian Johnsrud is on her fifth mini-retirement, traveling through national parks with her family.
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Basically, that sound waves have a habit of speeding up when traveling through craton roots.
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Store owners who relied on the steady flow of people traveling through have gone bankrupt.
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Colin Allred of Texas, are traveling through Iowa on a "We Know Joe" tour. Rep.
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In March 2017, I was on a reporting trip, traveling through Montana's Flathead Indian Reservation.
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I could only hear one voice traveling through the CVS yelling really hateful, violent things.
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After traveling through a wall, the bullet struck a 13-year-old, who later died.
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After traveling through a dense nebula, Voyager discovers it's been "quantum duplicated" into two ships.
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We finished traveling through Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, and we're going to China in six days.
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Electricity traveling through normal circuits loses energy to resistance overtime, often in the form of heat.
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Instead, they needed a really good analogue for a massless fermion traveling through a warped spacetime.
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The idea of traveling through space or at very high altitudes has been around for decades.
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The calcium pulses were able to spread by traveling through the plant's vascular, or circulatory, system.
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British Airways said on its website that customers traveling through Istanbul this weekend could rebook travel.
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"The idea of the game is my mom traveling through the gates of heaven," he said.
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I remember when driving and traveling through Lapland, every road is surrounded by huge beautiful trees.
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Silvestri said if people were traveling through the city area, they would've gotten the update too.
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It's also a road movie, traveling through the US to speak with people along the way.
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This week, multiple oil tankers traveling through a key waterway bordering Iran said they were sabotaged.
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According to USA Today, the animals were killed by freight trains traveling through the migration area.
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British photographer Robert Hackman captured 250 of them while traveling through Albania over the past decade.
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One thousand data packets per hour were traveling through the country's networks on the first day.
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The views of Tibet are spectacular; you get the impression of traveling through an ancient world.
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Only clear liquor, which seemed purer when I imagined it traveling through me, and white wine.
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For the next several months, Dahleen and his family will be traveling through Ecuador and Spain.
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What about an employee who makes phone calls or answers emails while traveling through a state?
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Maybe it's that the shot glass that Marsha P. Johnson threw is still traveling through space.
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I met Travis in London when he was traveling through Europe with some of his crew.
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The show features model trains traveling through over 175 New York landmarks, recreated with natural materials.
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That was the impression I got while traveling through Germany last month before the federal election.
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While singing and traveling through the performance space, he creates a ritualistic sense of the divine.
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Tomorrow's my last day of work before two weeks traveling through Austria, Czech Republic, and Germany.
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Continued work means crew members are traveling through the ship and coming into contact with passengers.
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Small gesture Traveling through the airport can be stressful -- long lines, numerous directions and unexpected delays.
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Musk's vision for rail transport involves state of the art trains traveling through low-pressure tubes.
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In total, this image is an X-ray map showing 22 months of radiation traveling through space.
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A high-speed hydrofoil ship traveling through the Sea of Japan hit an unexpected problem on Saturday.
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In Swallowed, she uses choreography to embody the movement of the parasite traveling through the woman's body.
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Light traveling through the glass, off of the under coating and back gives it a layered look.
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The video shows the chaotic movement of lipid (fat) droplets traveling through different parts of the cell.
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And he cites his extensive experience traveling through time as one of his strongest qualifications for office.
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The sun, currently traveling through your third house of intellect, will help you make informed financial decisions.
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But buckle up, because we're going to need to do some serious time traveling through Westeros history.
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Just traveling through a country is insufficient to establish someone has firmly resettled there, the lawsuit says.
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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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Then it's another year of traveling through space until OSIRIS-REx reaches the asteroid in August 2018.
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Last year, refugees from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq poured into Europe, mostly traveling through Turkey into Greece.
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The defectors left China last Wednesday and arrived in South Korea the following day, traveling through Thailand.
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He'll continue traveling through Sunday to Guayaquil, Ecuador; Mexico City, San Salvador, El Salvador; and Orlando, Fla.
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When traveling through the Talofofo and Ugum Rivers, patrons can see wildlife in and around the river.
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The ad tries to motivate GOP turnout by playing on fears of the migrants traveling through Mexico.
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Yesterday, while traveling through Peru, the Swedish producer shared a clip of new music on his Instagram.
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According to Human Rights Watch, the refugees arrived at the border after traveling through Libya and Sudan.
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Warren was already traveling through New York for fundraising meetings of her own, the news outlet added.
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Every day Amtrak runs more than 28503 trains nationwide, traveling through cities, rural communities and mountain ranges.
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Traveling through the roads of California, Pham is told to go back to where he came from.
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On Money It should have been easy, traveling through Argentina, to find a bottle of soy sauce.
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And Turkey has also played a crucial role in keeping Syrian refugees from traveling through it to Europe.
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Airlines including Delta, United, Southwest and Spirit waived change fees for passengers traveling through some East Coast airports.
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The second half of Virtual Virtual Reality sees the player traveling through various OTT parodies of VR startups.
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Such a strange reverse structure is typical of a shock wave traveling through ionized matter, the authors wrote.
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And it's this first step that trips up most products — Bluetooth is awful at traveling through your body.
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By the end of December, the authorities became aware that Mr. Guzmán would be traveling through a city.
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After traveling through 215,000 acres, the Carr Fire has claimed eight lives and destroyed more than 1,000 houses.
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Monday afternoon, workers at a treatment plant in Augusta, Georgia found something unusual traveling through the city's wastewater.
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But what was really interesting to me was: What if these were brown kids traveling through the universe?
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Archaeological evidence suggests the Siberians took a southwestern route to the Baltics, traveling through the Volga-Ural region.
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And merely traveling through a country is insufficient to establish someone has firmly resettled there, the suit says.
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His father told him about traveling through jungles, mountains, and forests in the family's native country of Bhutan.
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She then spent more than 24 hours straight traveling through Texas, Arkansas, and Illinois to reach her family.
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In 2017, the first observed interstellar visitor, an asteroid named 'Oumuamua, was found traveling through our solar system.
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"Gamma-ray photons traveling through a fog of starlight have a large probability of being absorbed," Ajello said.
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The few civilians who have made it to safety have escaped at night, traveling through the irrigation pipes.
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He says the work gives him "a sense of despair" about traveling through space, even at superluminal speeds.
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Iran also seized a British-flagged tanker than was traveling through the Strait of Hormuz earlier this month.
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Solo has arrived after a tumultuous production, and is at once traveling through hyperspace while frozen in carbonite.
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Club members living nearby, or traveling through Singapore, regularly meet for they call GTGs (short for "get-togethers").
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They run the blog in their free time, traveling through the borough on weekends to interview shop owners.
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At the peak in 2015, there were 5,000 to 7,23 migrants a week traveling through Niger to Libya.
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After Hurricane Sandy, my husband and I were traveling through New York back to our home in Texas.
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Ami Bera of California, who is among the surrogates traveling through the state on Biden's behalf this week.
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Those instruments also detected low-frequency sound, below the range of human hearing, traveling through the Martian atmosphere.
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After traveling through London for all of February, this is the lesson that I kept coming back to.
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In many escape rooms, the back stories are elaborate: You are traveling through a broken space-time continuum.
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The rule essentially bars people traveling through Mexico from being able to claim asylum at the US border.
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The effect was breathtaking, like being sucked into a tunnel of stars, or time traveling through the universe.
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Photo:APChinese police have begun using glasses equipped with facial recognition-enabled cameras to spot fugitives traveling through train stations.
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The Vatican said the Pope made the donation based on the increasingly dangerous conditions facing migrants traveling through Mexico.
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The family of five left Guatemala in February 2018 for the US. They spent two months traveling through Mexico.
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In 1999, while traveling through Eastern Europe, I was robbed in a relatively remote area of the Czech Republic.
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The Falcon 9 used for the mission also landed on SpaceX's drone ship, despite traveling through rough weather conditions.
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Launched in 1997, Cassini spent seven years traveling through space before inserting itself into Saturn's orbit in July 2004.
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Clinton herself will embark on a bus tour after the convention, traveling through western Pennsylvania with running mate Sen.
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"I just wanted to let you know that I have been in Bali after traveling through Australia," she writes.
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In episode 5 we learned that boyfriend Lee (Chiké Okonkwo), the comedian, was traveling through the midwest on tour.
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With a few keystrokes, I'm on a train traveling through Bulgaria, watching the pastoral landscape unfurl out the window.
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"Playing records is like traveling through time," says Ellen Allien as she glances out a glass window, bright-eyed.
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Adams said he was traveling through Cairo International Airport on Tuesday ahead of an outdoor concert at the Pyramids.
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In March, three bullets pierced the living room-sized sanctuary of Lowe's church, one traveling through the front door.
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Pekoske said the number of passengers traveling through airports with TSA security is up approximately 85033 percent this year.
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Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport, said it had its busiest-ever day on Wednesday, with 262,000 passengers traveling through it.
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Traveling through Asia this week, Trump's top aides insisted the meddling must be addressed if the two leaders met.
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Mr. Cagney has recently been traveling through Asia and Europe, raising around $323 million in new funding for SoFi.
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There are real dangers involved with flying with these airlines, especially for those traveling through the United Arab Emirates.
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Some have painted crosses mourning the migrants who have died while traveling through remote stretches of the US Southwest.
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The 38-year-old rapper was asked about the couple's happy news while traveling through Los Angeles International Airport.
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The world is wrecked, and you're traveling through it, and there's no hope in the middle of restoring anything.
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NIGHTTIME RENDEZ-VOUS Mohamed Farah left Mogadishu in early February, traveling through Somaliland, Ethiopia and Sudan before reaching Egypt.
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I also spotted several water dispensers with only hot and warm water available while traveling through Beijing Daxing Airport.
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In my experience of traveling through the U.S., Americans were welcoming once they were informed of my Canadian nationality.
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Every day, dramas and tragedies like this play out for the Honduran, Salvadoran and Guatemalan migrants traveling through Mexico.
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Traveling through the Panama Canal will allow the Zaandam to save two days in their journey back to Florida.
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Many of the migrants, currently traveling through Mexico, have said they intend to seek asylum in the United States.
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Traveling through the door takes you inside the mind of the person, while their semi-comatose body remains behind.
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If you're traveling through Norway, try and make a stop at Olympiaparken, the site of the 1994 Winter Olympics.
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He stoked fears by claiming, with no proof, that terrorists were among those traveling through Mexico to the border.
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While traveling through time, Alma retreads not only her own memories, but those of the people closest to her.
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" Netanyahu also admitted that Israeli airstrikes have targeted Hezbollah-bound convoys traveling through Syria "dozens and dozens of times.
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This law is not just wrong, it poses a public safety risk to Connecticut residents traveling through North Carolina.
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The probes are still traveling through space, at 10 miles per second, more than 12 billion miles from our planet.
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Hypersonic flight is generally taken to mean traveling through the atmosphere at more than five times the speed of sound.
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Observations of wildlife and whales, the aurora (the southern lights), and absolutely horrible storms that these ships were traveling through.
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Director Cate Shortland returns with a thriller about a woman who's taken captive by a man while traveling through Germany.
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Puddicombe had returned to London after spending years as a Buddhist monk traveling through Nepal and Myanmar, among other places.
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After traveling through the South for much of the past year, I can say it's clear it's also very true.
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The caravan traveling through Mexico to the US border has made many headlines and presidential tweets over the last month.
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Bhanu Kapil spent four years traveling through India, England, and the US, interviewing Indian women of various ages and backgrounds.
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It's made enough progress there that, today, the company posted a video of a Model S traveling through the tunnel.
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The Backbone Trail is technically traveling through wilderness, but it's never more than a few miles from the 101 Freeway.
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It's an effect known as dispersion, and it becomes more pronounced the longer a signal has been traveling through space.
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"As I was recently traveling through Rochester NY airport, a security guard passed me a random insulting note," Strassner wrote.
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Most scientists think that even if wormholes do exist, the laws of physics would prevent us from traveling through them.
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Afghanistan The Taliban claimed responsibility for a rocket attack on a group of tourists traveling through Herat, in western Afghanistan.
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Mr. Lee fled the North in 1991 and, after traveling through China and Russia, arrived in the South in 1995.
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He manipulated photos he shot while traveling through the US, Mexico, and South America, turning them into hyper-color scenes.
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Migrants traveling through Mexico are routinely the victims of crimes that range from theft and extortion to rape and murder.
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Rumors have it that during the 1960s, hippies traveling through Vancouver Island often stopped at his place, experimenting with MDA.
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The shots all focuses on one woman, who is traveling through this place, distant from all other signs of people.
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Voyager 2 has been traveling through space for 43 years, and is now more than 11 billion miles from Earth.
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And being in Charo's home is like traveling through time, if time were told in major network prime-time specials.
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"We haven't had weather this cold in 24 years," she said by phone on Sunday while traveling through northern Thailand.
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He had been living in the Jungle for six months, after spending three months traveling through North Africa and Europe.
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On the city's waterfront, a car was filmed traveling through knee-deep water as waves splashed over a harbor wall.
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The exercise, scheduled while Mr. Trump is traveling through the region, will undoubtedly be interpreted as another warning toward Pyongyang.
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Armed criminal groups target public and private passenger buses traveling through Tamaulipas, often taking passengers hostage and demanding ransom payments.
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A person is more likely to get infected by touching contaminated surfaces than from a droplet traveling through the air.
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The Blue Lakes Trail should be on the top of everyone's list if you ever find yourself traveling through Colorado.
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Silver recapped her second day here, starting in Colorado, traveling through Aspen and the Rocky Mountains, and heading through Nebraska.
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First are the P (compressional) waves, then the S (shear) waves — about 40 percent slower when traveling through solid rock.
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Augmented reality projection can display interactive games or give the local history of an area the passenger is traveling through.
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The roof of a safari vehicle traveling through the Serengeti in Tanzania became the perfect perch for a big cat.
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Guillén said that Mexico has seen a spike in families of migrants traveling through the country, particularly women and children.
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The report comes amid controversy over U.S. military personnel staying at the resort while traveling through the airport in March.
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The painting includes a garrison of 14 dogs and nine humans traveling through what appear to be the Scottish Highlands.
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The Department of Homeland Security has confirmed that people from Middle Eastern countries and elsewhere are "currently traveling through Mexico toward the U.S," and that "gang members" and people with "significant criminal histories" are in the caravan of Central Americans traveling through Mexico, according to a series of tweets from spokesperson Tyler Houlton Tuesday afternoon.
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This light that is being reflected is light traveling through the earth's atmosphere, and that is why the moon appears red.
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Heathrow is one of the busiest airports in the world, with some 80 million passengers traveling through its terminals last year.
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Pence has been traveling through U.S. states dependent on trade with Canada and Mexico to make the case for the deal.
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A supersonic boom is the sound created by an object traveling through the air faster than the sound waves it creates.
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This time, it's not the digital information traveling through the air that they're visualizing, or making audible, but the air itself.
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The teens from Port Alberni were traveling through British Columbia to the Yukon Territory to look for work, the RCMP said.
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Philip de Roo was traveling through Algonquin Park in Canada when he noticed a commotion on the side of the road.
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The Sun has been traveling through lovely Libra, an intellectual Air sign that's all about harmony and relationship—sounds nice, right?
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Prior to crossing over, the spacecraft was traveling through the solar wind, where there were about 16 particles per cubic inch.
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The two original records are still attached to the probes, which are traveling through space billions of miles from our planet.
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Traveling through the storm was completely avoidable, but Norwegian Cruise Line powered on to its original itinerary, heading directly through it.
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None of the five cases are related to previous reports of four infected nonresidents traveling through the county, officials said Monday.
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And OSIRIS-REx, NASA's first asteroid sample return mission, just reached the asteroid Bennu after traveling through space for two years.
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It also needs Turkey to keep jihadist fighters from traveling through the country on their way into and out of Syria.
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She was always eager to meet with people of all ages and backgrounds while traveling through the Commonwealth and other countries.
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Passengers traveling through London's Heathrow Airport can book ahead to tap the complimentary services of the airport's team of personal shoppers.
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What would the consequences be for the people who are traveling through Mexico and trying to seek asylum in the US?
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Traveling through both of the belts, they claim, would have exposed Aldrin, Armstrong, and Collins to lethal doses of energetic protons.
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While traveling through the country, I received a lot of questions on Instagram from women about safety for solo female travelers.
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Debra Lounders, 63, was ordered to self-isolate after traveling through the Fort Lauderdale airport where a T.S.A. agent tested positive.
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Instead, he said he would take his time traveling through the new, clean stations, which are home to eye-catching art.
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Singapore Airlines offers passengers traveling through its namesake city-state with layovers of over 24 hours to purchase discounted stopover packages.
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I knew I'd get sweaty since I was traveling through tropical climates, so I'm glad I brought a change of clothes.
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It went time-traveling through styles, from vintage second-line to funk, while the audience turned into a parasol-pumping parade.
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The deal gave Mexico 45 days to palpably cut the number of migrants traveling through its territory to the United States.
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Traveling through Paul's book made me feel like I had been next to her, holding her damn hand through it all.
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For the lander, Autodesk and JPL input the types of temperatures and forces a lander might experience when traveling through deep space.
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The first-person perspective this provided created an impression of traveling through a vast fantasy land of citadels, villages, mountains, and plains.
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U.S. railroad operator CSX Corp, which services the area, advised customers that shipments traveling through the I-95 corridor would experience delays.
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Those renovations, which often include new restaurants, shops and amenities like charging stations have made traveling through certain airports much more enjoyable.
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The team concluded that the lightning passed through the beams and the tools on the floor before traveling through the man's body.
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Next time you are traveling through Denver International Airport you can find this furry sanity-savior by checking the airport's Twitter feed.
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Early Monday morning, CNN filmed American personnel traveling through the dark in hundreds of armored vehicles and SUVs in Qamishli, northern Syria.
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He asked us to imagine a cord traveling through our bodies to the center of the Earth and terminating at the Moon.
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As winter approached and the days darkened, extremist attackers in Paris were found to have entered Europe with refugees traveling through Greece.
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They wear it most when they're on-the-go, running errands and traveling through airports, and it's not hard to see why.
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The robotic spacecraft making this daring visit is called New Horizons, and it's been traveling through space for the last 13 years.
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Voyant's version of these "optical phased arrays" sidesteps that problem by carefully altering the phase of the light traveling through the chip.
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The other people who probably aren't thrilled about this are those who will be traveling through the airport during the president's visit.
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Montel's rep tells us he was traveling through the Frankfurt airport with his wife early Friday, and got stopped by customs agents.
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While traveling through Japan, Bieber posted a whopping six images of him and his rumored girlfriend, Sofia Richie (yes, Lionel Richie's daughter).
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The hilarious commercial shows Clooney traveling through time and different iconic movies on his way to get a refreshing cup of coffee.
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The ship came from France and was supposed to reach St. Petersburg after traveling through Sweden, which remained neutral during the war.
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In 2004, I was traveling through Atlanta's international airport while in uniform and was held for a special screening and pat down.
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A video of fish traveling through a "fish tube" to pass over dams went viral and became a popular meme in August.
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The Berlin-Baghdad railway was meant to go from Berlin, Germany to Baghdad, Iraq, traveling through Turkey and Syria along the way.
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Mr. Jacquot spent six months traveling through Lebanon, India, Nepal, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, as well as Peru, Mexico and Brazil.
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But this wouldn't have prevented Tuesday's attack, because the victims were ordinary New Yorkers traveling through the city on an ordinary day.
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But there has been little development in Eritrea for decades; traveling through the country feels like a visit to a vintage shop.
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Paris and Rome are two of the most romantic cities in the world unless you happen to be traveling through them alone.
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They may be placed in your checked baggage as long as they're not illegal in any of the areas you're traveling through.
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And yet, after traveling through 45 countries on 150 flights, the family hasn't spent any of the money earned from the sale.
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Pompeo has been traveling through Asian countries and is on his way to Europe to join the president during the NATO summit.
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The two-hour flight involved traveling through Beijing's brand new, futuristic Daxing Airport, drinking mandatory hot water, and eating some questionable pastries.
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At least 60,000 people migrating internationally have died since 2000, while crossing the sea, traveling through inhospitable landscapes, in detention or elsewhere.
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The bill, which would cover Hong Kong residents and foreign and Chinese nationals living or traveling through the city, has been suspended.
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After weeks of traveling through space, Chang'e 4 safely landed on the lunar far side and rolled out its Yutu 2 rover.
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The Tesla continued traveling through the gore area and struck a previously damaged crash attenuator at a speed of about 71 mph.
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Mr. Noor had antagonized the United States military by stopping fuel shipments intended for American-led international forces traveling through the region.
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When I was in Italy and traveling through Europe I was fascinated by hotels and restaurants and the cultural underbelly of places.
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In the distance Toyota Rav4 can be seen traveling through the intersection, and striking the police car before continuing down the block.
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It can take several decades for replanted corridors to blossom into lush forests that birds feel comfortable traveling through, the authors noted.
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Though Mongolia has yet to report any cases, it has sealed off the border and refused entry to anyone traveling through China.
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As for Mr. McPherson, one of the greatest dramatists working, he, too, seems to be traveling through the dark without a compass.
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After traveling through Europe, Khweis arrived in Turkey and, from there, was taken to Raqqa, Syria, the de facto capital of ISIS.
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Unfortunately, there is no shortage of horror stories shared by breastfeeding people traveling through airports that don't provide a clean, accessible space.
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The vehicle has been circling around Bennu for the last year, after spending two years traveling through space to reach the asteroid.
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The State Department, meanwhile, has issued travel warnings for US citizens traveling through areas along the border where migrants tend to wait.
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The State Department, meanwhile, has issued travel warnings for US citizens traveling through areas along the border where migrants tend to wait.
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The first installment features the work of Shezad Dawood: a virtual reality experience of traveling through the mountains, a monastery, and more.
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It was actually her graduate thesis – an animated short about a girl traveling through a magical yet treacherous landscape called "Move Mountain".
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In 2010, Amnesty International reported that as many 60% of migrant women and girls traveling through Central America and Mexico were sexually assaulted.
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"Earth meets these meteors head-on because they are traveling through space in a direction opposite to that of our home planet," Space.
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Your face is already scanned when traveling through airports, but federal bodies have justified that by saying they're preventing the next 9/11.
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And a man angry about the perceived threat of a migrant caravan traveling through Mexico killed 11 people at a synagogue in Pittsburgh.
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Now we have -- Mexico does have to have better accountability for people that are traveling through thousands of miles before they get here.
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He was just 25 years old, and his debut — about a young Jewish man traveling through Ukraine — was the talk of the town.
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"Through traveling, through my times as a track athlete, I've learned that the cities around the world need help with congestion," he said.
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So far, Britain, Australia and Bahrain have joined the U.S.-led security mission to protect merchant vessels traveling through key Middle East waterways.
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Esmatullah Muradi, a spokesman for the governor of Kunduz, said the kidnapping happened when the buses were traveling through Kunduz from Takhar province.
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Under the deal, Mexico will also increase its efforts to stop illegal migrants from Central America traveling through Mexico to the United States.
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They found that in this peculiar, cylinder-like area, seismic waves traveling through the Earth move notably slower than the rock around it.
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After a few disorienting minutes of traveling through the wormhole, my ship materializes amid a cluster of other ships, mostly large-scale freighters.
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Today he decided to scarf down several meals intended for the Spetsnaz (Russian special forces) for when those troops are traveling through mountains.
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Let's make this bad idea part of our history and stop springing forward, falling back and traveling through time for no good reason.
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The teens, both from Port Alberni, were traveling through British Columbia to the Yukon Territory to look for work, the RCMP had said.
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Moscow says thousands of Russian citizens and citizens of other former Soviet states have joined Islamic State, traveling through Turkey to reach Syria.
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Traveling through hyperspace ain't like dusting crops, boy—though, if this photo's any indication, it is a hell of a lot of fun.
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Elon Musk's Hyperloop proposal envisions aluminum pods traveling through frictionless tubes at up to 760 mph, some forms of which using magnetic levitation.
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The video finds Swift, clad in a flowing blue dress, traveling through forests, scaling mountains, running with wolves and standing amid blazing trees.
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The numbers for June were down 28% as hot weather and a Mexican crackdown on asylum-seekers traveling through Mexico had an effect.
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A typical defector takes weeks or months to flee to the South, often traveling through the jungles of Southeast Asia with human traffickers.
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Mr. Mendonca Filho said he found a special satisfaction in portraying Clara's sensitive state of mind and a sense of traveling through time.
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It's a smaller list that has at least 47,000 individuals on it and bans them from boarding airplanes and traveling through US airspace.
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President Obama is planning on visiting Cuba before the Rolling Stones show, traveling through America's former Cold War rival March 21 and 22.
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We saw variations of pine trees start to pop up, which was expected as we were traveling through some of Canada's coniferous forests.
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Folks traveling through the Plains and Midwest will need to be extra cautious as roads throughout the region will remain hazardous into Friday.
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The state of emergency allows Cooper to temporarily lift the restrictions governing maximum hours of service for fuel vehicles traveling through North Carolina.
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After that, he spent a few years traveling through the US in a van while attempting to make living as a public speaker.
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You're never just a hero; you're Spider-Man, traveling through the world and writing wrongs minor and major with your fists and webs.
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It takes an estimated 2,000 years to arrive here by traveling [through] a very deep ocean current known as the Global Conveyor Belt.
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A fourth formed in the Honduran department of Olancho and is traveling through Guatemala now, said Ms. Cerpas, the migrant advocate in Honduras.
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In September, four American college students traveling through the Saint-Charles station were attacked with acid by a psychologically disturbed woman, officials said.
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"Notes on the South" sees Didion traveling through the Gulf South states in order, she writes, to understand California and America more clearly.
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Directed by the indie filmmaker Kelly Reichardt ("Wendy and Lucy"), it follows a group of wagon-riding settlers traveling through the Oregon desert.
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A camel traveling through the desert that has no water to drink gets water instead by breaking down the fat in its hump.
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A man traveling through Oregon's Portland International Airport on Thursday was caught playing a video game on one of the airport's video monitors.
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Unlike the Trump plan, it does not prevent refugees from traveling through several countries before landing in the United States and seeking asylum.
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I actually had the pleasure visiting that same seed-and-onion company some 30 years later, while traveling through Sweden as Prime Minister.
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But before booking a plane ticket, those traveling for business or pleasure might consider the overall quality of the airports they're traveling through.
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Traveling through the cosmic hinterlands of our solar system since it launch on 15th October 1997, it reached its destination, Saturn, in 2004.
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Traveling through South Carolina on a Greyhound bus, Woodard, still in uniform, was forced off in the town of Batesburg for alleged misbehavior.
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Trans people traveling through TSA checkpoints have all sorts of humiliating stories of what happens when their scans don't "match" their stated identity.
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Cassini's demise officially puts an end to the probe's 13-year mission at Saturn and wraps up a 20-year tour traveling through space.
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If they passed away, did they die a bit happier, knowing that their voices were etched forever in a record traveling through the stars?
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The footage shows Deputy Aaron Parmley traveling through the streets of Paradise as the destructive Camp Fire spread throughout the town on November 8.
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Photo: NASAThe first people to cross into North America from Eurasia did so by traveling through the Bering Strait, or so the theory goes.
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To frequently posted photos with Kwong on his social media accounts, including a sweet snap of the couple traveling through Australia in December 2018.
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With a far thicker atmosphere (mostly nitrogen, like ours) and a fraction of Earth's gravity, it'll be more like traveling through water than air.
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In 1807, the naturalist Alexander von Humboldt wrote that he had seen electric eels display similar behavior while he was traveling through South America.
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In an interview with NBC News, Tucker's wife, Heidi Nunes-Tucker, said the two were celebrating their first wedding anniversary by traveling through Europe.
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"Hi guys, I just wanted to let you know that I have been in Bali after traveling through Australia," she wrote in the caption.
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The spacecraft will spend the next month and a half traveling through space before attempting a touch down on the lunar surface in September.
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The new lanes have dramatically decreased maritime trade travel times, which generally includes traveling through the Panama or Suez canals to circumnavigate the world.
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I met about 70 women priests in four years, and now I'm traveling through Europe to document who they are and what they do.
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Moscow says that thousands of Russian citizens and citizens of other former Soviet states have joined Islamic State, traveling through Turkey to reach Syria.
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According to Newsflare, McMurry recently visited Thailand on vacation and got to know several elephants while traveling through the northern jungle of the country.
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Whispers have been traveling through the market, though, that her remarks to The Chicago Council on Global Affairs could show a change in mindset.
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The first scene opens with brothers Prince William and Prince Harry traveling through Africa with their father, Prince Charles, just after Princess Diana's death.
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Much like jizz leaking out of a vagina, or farts traveling through the labia, or most vagina smells, this "problem" isn't really a problem.
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And while drowning did pose a threat, it was the boats traveling through the busy area that were the biggest risk to Christine's life.
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Within just a few seconds, the suspect's car spun out of control, plowing into the side of a Honda Civic traveling through an intersection.
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No. 3 U.S. railroad operator CSX Corp, which services the area, advised customers that shipments traveling through the I-95 corridor will experience delays.
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Infertility is common because scarring from the condition can blocks eggs from traveling through the fallopian tubes and may also damage eggs or sperm.
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In the closing week of the midterm campaign, Trump mentioned the migrants traveling through Mexico toward the US southern border more than 60 times.
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A 2013 study ordered by the EPA showed that 90% of that waste ultimately ends up in the Pacific Ocean, after traveling through groundwater.
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Boeing's performance comes amid changing customer demands in the industry, with more airlines shifting toward direct service flights instead of traveling through a hub.
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It was all silence and the sound of gunshots traveling through the newsroom of one of the oldest newspapers in the country, reporters recalled.
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If you're traveling through Rome and want resort amenities in close proximity to the city, the Waldorf Astoria Rome Cavalieri is a great option.
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Indiana's Conner Prairie, for example, offers a nighttime event enabling participants to play the role of escaped slaves traveling through the state's Underground Railroad.
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Before setting out, I had been given several pieces of advice about traveling through Shabab areas: Discard your smartphone or at least hide it.
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Traveling through time to the suburban kitchen table around which I grew up, I thought of my mom, knowing she'd love my double tahdig.
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Criminal groups target public and private passenger buses as well as private automobiles traveling through Tamaulipas, often taking passengers hostage and demanding ransom payments.
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The Olympic torch relay is scheduled to begin next month in Fukushima, traveling through Okinawa, Kyoto and Hokkaido before it turns south toward Tokyo.
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Transit officials said over a loudspeaker at Penn Station that the train had derailed after traveling through the Hudson River Tunnel toward the station.
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It said the tanker had been traveling through the Red Sea off the coast of Saudi Arabia, 60 miles from the city of Jeddah.
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As Earth orbits the sun, it crosses Phaethon&aposs orbital path each December, traveling through the trail of debris that the asteroid has shed.
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The new rule would require people traveling through another country to seek asylum in the United States to first seek asylum in that country.
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A practicing Muslim must pray five times a day at set times, and that task is often daunting when traveling through an American airport.
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This all sounds very similar to when the US in 1987 escorted Kuwaiti ships traveling through the Gulf while the Iran-Iraq war raged.
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Presidents' Day promises the usual array of thematic TV diversions: historical documentaries, basic cable marathons, James Franco traveling through time to stop the Kennedy assassination.
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It's a true story based on the unlikely friendship between two men — one Black and one white — traveling through the Deep South in the 1960s.
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For three minutes, riders will feel like they're blasting off into space, traveling through warp tunnels into new galaxies, and touring various planets and wormholes.
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Thundersnow tends to be somewhat muffled, influenced by its altitude, the cold air the sound waves are traveling through, and the snow on the ground.
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The Carr fire was sparked two weeks ago by a camper trailer traveling through the Whiskeytown National Recreation Area with a flat tire, officials said.
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LG: Well, speaking of traveling through space, Scott, you said that being in space changed you and gave you a better appreciation for our planet.
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After 20 years of traveling through space, NASA's Cassini spacecraft is taking a close look at Saturn before plunging into the planet in September 2017.
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In Laidlaw's post, the Borealis was equipped with a teleportation device that inadvertently also sent it traveling through time, phasing in and out of existence.
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The first is an obvious reference to the infrared light traveling through fiber optic cables, but the other alludes to the lines of political power.
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He then praised his military team for taking control of the Stena Impero on Friday, a British flagged tanker traveling through the Strait of Hormuz.
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After traveling through France, Spain and Jamaica, she joined the Dutch Indonesian Army where she worked for the Netherlands Forces Intelligence Services, according to Coco.
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Sanders carried all five of these counties in the 2016 caucuses, but candidates traveling through there all highlighted their electability over the past few weeks.
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Thundersnow tends to be somewhat muffled, influenced by its altitude, the cold air the sound waves are traveling through and the snow on the ground.
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But while traveling through four cities last week, I heard a surprising number of people talking about the opposite: the younger generation coming back home.
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Long a hideout for drug smugglers, pirates, and kidnap-for-cash groups, traveling through these so-called "back channels" was "very easy," says Abu Jihad.
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Rupert Murdoch, the executive chairman of News Corporation, today issued a statement calling for Facebook and Google to subsidize the news traveling through their platforms.
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The attention first began with one of the world's best chefs, chef Eric Ripert, a devout Buddhist, who first met Kwan while traveling through Korea.
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"Audrey stated she was simply enjoying time away with her daughter, traveling through various campsites and points of interest in California," according to the statement.
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It uses a PS1-style aesthetic to tell the tale of Yuito, a Japanese-American man traveling through the scattered memories of his dying father.
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That said, this should happen long before the 24th century, when Geordi La Forge and his visor were traveling through space in the starship Enterprise.
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Still, Roth says she plans to roll out a more affordable one-day program aimed at people traveling through Europe or for local Finnish women.
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The president has claimed that a group of Central American asylum seekers traveling through Mexico and toward the U.S. border present a national security threat.
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It's all captured from the point-of-view of vehicles traveling through it, so the scenes look disturbingly real, like this:[Google]Images by Google
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If it's heavy and slow it favors Thiem, but if it's quick and the ball is traveling through the court fast then it favors Khachanov.
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I'm an American who's been living and traveling through Europe since January 2017, and I've noticed several big price differences between European and American products.
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The change would also apply to foreign nationals traveling through the visa waiver program, which was recently updated after terror attacks last year in Paris.
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The first fare starts at $1,602 for six-day itineraries round-trip from Paris traveling through Normandy, with the second passenger's fare starting at $802.
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World Tour Championship Paul Dunne of Ireland always wanted to see the world, but he is not traveling through Europe like most 24-year-olds.
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Earlier on Thursday, two oil vessels traveling through the critical energy shipping route caught fire in what the US has now characterized as an attack.
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Virtual because you're not creating a new physical connection with your destination — your data is just traveling through existing wires between you and your destination.
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In 2016, Ms. Castillo met a man through Tinder while she was traveling through Europe and ended up in an 18-month relationship with him.
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Multiple passengers traveling through American airports said officials were not wearing masks or visibly using sanitizer — and said their health forms were not looked at.
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The Hyperloop is a futuristic mode of transportation that consists of passenger pods traveling through tubes at speeds of more than 500 miles per hour.
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But perusing the shelves can feel like time-traveling through the history of New York and seeing a capital of commerce and culture take root.
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But the policies have had little impact on Mexican migration because Mexicans cannot be prevented from traveling through their own country to the northern border.
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But traveling through the area is so dangerous that aid workers have been unable to verify the levels of hunger there, let alone deliver relief.
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An object traveling through the atmosphere is slowed by air molecules bouncing off it, and quantifying that creates a measurement known as the drag coefficient.
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New Zealand said on Sunday that it would deny entry to visitors departing from or traveling through mainland China for two weeks starting on Monday.
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Traveling through China could have barred me from entering a number of countries for at least 14 days, as more countries have added travel restrictions.
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After traveling through a landscape dominated by alpine forests and craggy peaks, it was jarring to head into the dense rainforest of Paparoa National Park.
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Oil prices rose sharply on Friday morning after Iranian state media said that two rockets had struck an Iranian tanker traveling through the Red Sea.
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He also praised the Mexican government's cracking down on migrants traveling through the country toward the U.S., but added that it needed to do more.
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In the summer of 2012, a pregnant American woman named Caitlan Coleman was kidnapped by the Taliban while traveling through Afghanistan with her husband, Joshua Boyle.
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Under this framework, calls traveling through interconnected phone networks would be "signed" as legitimate by the originating carriers, then validated by other carriers before reaching consumers.
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Organizers of a Central American caravan traveling through Mexico said Tuesday that despite plans from immigration authorities to disband the group they would continue moving forward.
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Due to the fact that not all humans have the same hearing, your left and right ears receive and translate vibrations traveling through the air differently.
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Clare is an Australian traveling through Europe trying to find some direction in her life, and spends time in Berlin taking photographs of the city's architecture.
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The News & Observer in Raleigh reported Monday that there was glass in Copley's yard and driveway from the blast traveling through one of the home's windows.
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The yak yogurt is freshly churned, sweet, and thick; it's the best rendition of yak yogurt I've had in my two months traveling through Tibetan lands.
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A side effect of traveling this quickly is sonic booms — the noise emitted when an object traveling through the air breaks the speed of sound barrier.
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As exciting as this move is, it also marks the beginning of the end for Cassini, which has been traveling through space for 20 years now.
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We didn't quite make it that far: the rides lasted about a minute, traveling through a parking lot and then about the length of a block.
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Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen will be traveling through the U.S. when she heads to Latin America for a diplomatic visit in January, Reuters reported Friday.
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Conveniently located on the historical Tea Horse Road, Qingxi used to be a major trading route for caravans of tea and spices traveling through southwest China.
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That I had met so many in Mexico who had mentioned traveling through Rio Branco perplexed him; he assured me I must have had it wrong.
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Enes Kanter, who was traveling through Europe, posted a video to Twitter on Saturday claiming the Turkish embassy cancelled his passport, leaving him stranded in Romania.
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When he requested permission to pick through the guitar factory's leftover wood scraps while traveling through Nazareth, Pennsylvania in 1976, he was impressed by their selection.
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The project confronts the notion that humans are the most intelligent beings, as these animals are capable of traveling through time and dimensions to revisit us.
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In late 2018, ÖBB launched a new version of the historic Vienna to Berlin overnight route, now traveling through Wroclaw and other cities in southwestern Poland.
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But it was Americans, traveling through the Oaxaca valley in the 1970s, who saw an opportunity to market the Teotitlán weavers' colorful hand-woven throw rugs.
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Last month, Reuters detailed how U.S. authorities secretly tracked Huawei's activities by collecting information copied from electronic devices carried by Chinese telecom executives traveling through airports.
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The UN public health agency estimates that more than a million refugees and internally displaced people are traveling through and out of North Kivu and Ituri.
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Last July, I spoke with a 20-year-old Guatemalan man named Wilmer who was traveling through Mexico and looking to cross into the United States.
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In oil markets, crude prices jumped 1.8% on Friday after Iranian officials said that two rockets had struck an Iranian tanker traveling through the Red Sea.
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This is particularly true of the middle section, where Radtke is traveling through Asia with her friend Mary Helen, who never really emerges as a character.
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Hong Kong is a special administrative region of China, and exports from the mainland traveling through Hong Kong can potentially evade U.S. export controls and sanctions.
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"The situation of migrant women and girls traveling through Libya is really dire," said Hanan Salah, a senior researcher focusing on Libya for Human Rights Watch.
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In total, this bill would ensure that breastfeeding people traveling through an estimated 81 airports in 41 states and territories would have access to lactation spaces.
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A car powered by compressed natural gas was traveling through a bazaar in Dhaka, Bangladesh's capital, when the cylinder stored in the back exploded, witnesses said.
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That means that if Mexico agrees to become a "safe third country," migrants traveling through Mexico to the United States must first apply for asylum in Mexico.
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Mexico, where Trump is threatening to tariff every import to encourage the Mexican government to stop Central American refugees from traveling through Mexico to the US border.
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People held American and Texas flags and signs Saturday depicting a migrant father, mother and child as the Holy Family with haloed heads traveling through the desert.
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Instead of traveling through an interior route, it's counterargued, human migrants hugged the Siberian, Beringian, and Alaskan coastlines, eventually making their way into North and South America.
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This glowing blue beauty is comet C/24490 K24485 PANSTARRS (K22017), traveling through our solar system after being ejected from the Oort Cloud millions of years ago.
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This glowing blue beauty is comet C/4.6 K2 PANSTARRS (K2), traveling through our solar system after being ejected from the Oort Cloud millions of years ago.
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He was the half-brother of North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un. And he died on February 13 while traveling through Malaysia at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
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In March, Reuters detailed how U.S. authorities secretly tracked Huawei's activities, including by collecting information copied from electronic devices carried by Chinese telecom executives traveling through airports.
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Last month, Reuters detailed how U.S. authorities secretly tracked Huawei's activities, including by collecting information copied from electronic devices carried by Chinese telecom executives traveling through airports.
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The deployment is in response to a caravan of migrants that is currently traveling through southern Mexico and being tracked by the Defense and Homeland Security departments.
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" Soon, viewers are traveling through the years, hitting on John's successes — from his iconic '70s Dodger Stadium concerts, to recording the tune, all soundtracked by "Your Song.
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E. Stearns drops her readers into the midst of a thrilling heist of a colonial spaceship traveling through the solar system — and that's just the first chapter.
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For example, Vodafone's M-Pesa may work perfectly in parts of Africa, but users would have trouble using the same system if they are traveling through Europe.
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I tell them everything that has happened: building the arc, the signal issues, and, before that, traveling through a mysterious portal only to be confronted with Atlas.
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For the past 29 years, Brittany Maynard has lived a fearless life – running half marathons, traveling through Southeast Asia for a year and even climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.
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After more than nine years and three billion miles of traveling through the solar system, New Horizons swung by Pluto and its moons on July 22014th, 269.
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Facebook user Janine Brand was traveling through the airport and posted a video of Sibeko's customer service that was shared 23,000 times on the social media site.
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Perhaps traveling through this extra dimension allows a starship to take a short cut through space so that a trip that would take years instead takes hours.
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As I was traveling through Myanmar last month, on the road somewhere between Bagan and Mt. Popa, I pulled over to join a group of peanut farmers.
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Its cramped corridors, suffocating odors, confusing signage, and baffling layout make the overall experience of traveling through Penn Station equal to a very invasive, very unnecessary surgery.
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Today, locks use high-tech materials and innovative designs, and some are even recognized by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) for locking luggage while traveling through airports.
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"Audrey stated she was simply enjoying time away with her daughter, traveling through various campsites and points of interest in California," police said in the new statement.
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With hundreds of millions of people traveling through airports in the U.S. each year, the company clearly sees an opening for its quick-stop Amazon Go stores.
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And by the end of 2016, the company says it will conduct a full-system test, with a pod traveling through a tube at over 600 mph.
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Like you, Scorpio is a psychic sign, so while the planet of the mind, Mercury, is traveling through Scorpio, you'll receive a boost in your intuitive abilities.
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With this authorization in hand, the Joint Special Operations Command was able to act quickly when intelligence indicated that he was traveling through Baluchistan, those officials said.
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The website contains a gallery of GIFs of orifice-like imagery from Hollywood films, such as depictions of cyberspace that take the viewer traveling through a wire.
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They entered the country in November by traveling through Turkey and Greece and had been living in refugee shelters north of Hamburg, the German news media reported.
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I remember on one occasion when we were traveling through the South, leaving Atlanta by car to Montgomery, or to Birmingham, there would be a little restaurant.
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Fatty foods in particular slow down the absorption of alcohol from the stomach into the bloodstream, since alcohol has a hard time traveling through fat, Youngquist says.
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For 29 years, the sight of Larry's faded red carapace has welcomed roadtrippers traveling through the quiet seaside farmland of an area known as the Limestone Coast.
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Anyone who thinks that it is trivial to rename the "Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia" as the "Republic of North Macedonia" best avoid traveling through the Balkans.
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Anyone who spends more than two weeks traveling through Mexico would be ineligible for asylum in the United States, and would be pushed to apply in Mexico.
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This summer she spent seven weeks traveling through Europe; she walked all day and even went to a friend's wedding in Germany and danced till 21994 a.m.
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Mexico, under the threat of punitive U.S. tariffs, has bowed to Trump's demands to contain mass movements of migrants traveling through the country toward the U.S. border.
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A group of hundreds of Central Americans has been traveling through Mexico toward the United States, where some hope to seek asylum or sneak across the border.
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Cover: This photo released by the official news agency of the Iranian Oil Ministry, SHANA, shows Iranian oil tanker Sabiti traveling through the Red Sea Friday, Oct.
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"While location scouting, especially traveling through the 'lonely roads' of Nevada and New Mexico, it was impossible not to recall Kiarostami's famous photographs and films," Neshat says.
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Nearly 200 passengers from the Westerdam have returned to their home countries after traveling through Malaysia and Thailand, authorities said, though none of them displayed any symptoms.
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Nearly 200 passengers from the Westerdam have returned to their home countries after traveling through Malaysia and Thailand, authorities said, though none of them displayed any symptoms.
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Through the deployment of its newly formed National Guard, the Mexican government has aggressively targeted migrants traveling through its territory on their way to the United States.
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As part of its country's push for more tourism, Qatar Airways offers stopovers of up to four nights for those traveling through its main hub of Doha.
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But traveling through the solar system doesn't get you any closer to the vast majority of the things Hubble is photographing, considering the light-year distances involved.
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A day earlier, the President vowed in an interview on Fox News to construct tent cities to house migrants traveling through Mexico to the US southern border.
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Overall, The Points Guy found that duty-free shopping can definitely be worth it, but it might depend on which city and airport terminal you're traveling through.
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It also claims the high-speed train will cause large destruction to the natural environment, traveling through ancient woodlands, nature reserves and almost 700 classified wildlife sites.
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There are upwards of 12,000-plus cruise passengers traveling through major cruise ports a day, Makrymichalos said, while yachts on average host only four to 30 passengers.
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Behind the top five candidates, Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, who is traveling through the early states as he considers a run, finished next with 114,000 donors.
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"I don't think it's creepy," said Fanny Raynaud, 38, a nurse from France who was traveling through Japan on a motorcycle with her husband, Chris Monnon, 55.
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In the southernmost Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the Indian Ocean, polling officials set up polling stations for nine voters after traveling through swamps infested with crocodiles.
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Hyperloop One claims the trip would just take 31 minutes using its system of aerodynamic pods traveling through nearly airless tubes at speeds of up to 760 mph.
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Last week, Reuters also detailed how U.S. authorities secretly tracked Huawei's activities, including by collecting information copied from electronic devices carried by Chinese telecom executives traveling through airports.
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Over the course of her slim collection, Xie explores what it's like to be a Chinese immigrant in America, and to be a Chinese American traveling through Asia.
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But after spending six months traveling through deep space, they might have difficulty performing tasks quickly and efficiently, even if those actions would be vital to life support.
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The ten-pound, burrito-sized satellite has a proton- and electron-detecting device on board that can measure the directions and density of the particles traveling through it.
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We sat and talked for hours at the cafe, which has become something of a tourist attraction for road trippers traveling through or to the infamous border towns.
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Launched on May 5th from California, InSight has been traveling through space for the last six months and is scheduled to enter Mars' atmosphere on Monday, November 26th.
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"It's almost as if the wave traveling through the planet is picking up pieces of information as it goes along and putting them in its suitcase," says Banerdt.
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Meanwhile, U.S. special representative to Iran, Brian Hook, told CNBC last week that an "international response " would be required to protect ships traveling through the Strait of Hormuz.
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She is currently traveling through the foster care system until her court date, where she will either be permanently placed or remain in the tribal system, Alyssa says.
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Not only should you try to book your flights well ahead of time, but you should also look at the flight times and airports you'll be traveling through.
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Traveling through Mexico's depressed areas makes anyone understand that organized crime is, in many of them, the only constant presence, the start and the end of everyday life.
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In November Russia fired on and seized three Ukrainian ships traveling through the Kerch Strait to the Azov Sea, which shares a coastline with both Ukraine and Russia.
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When U.S. officials became aware that Meng would be traveling through Vancouver in December, they pounced, asking Canada to detain her on allegations of bank and wire fraud.
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The unclickable links, unloadable videos and paltry supply of websites all appear to be part of an effort to minimize the cost of data traveling through the network.
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Health officials have warned that the virus seems to spread easily, traveling through the air in tiny droplets produced when a sick person breathes, talks, coughs or sneezes.
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Another sign of change: Deutsche Bank's Torsten Slok points out that the number of passengers traveling through US airports this past Tuesday was 10% of normal in March.
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In A Billion Nights on Earth, a father and son go in search of a stuffed animal, traveling through multiple parallel worlds that are magically portrayed on stage.
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Experts warn the dire conditions in Bosnia could transform into a full-blown crisis when the weather warms and the number of migrants traveling through Bosnia spikes again.
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At least two major airlines with hubs in the New York City area, JetBlue and United, waived rebooking fees for some fliers traveling through the metropolitan region's airports.
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Among the thousands of commuters traveling through Pennsylvania Station late last month was Kurt Salzinger, a native of Austria who fled the country as the Nazis marched in.
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In 2015, at the height of Europe's migrant crisis, nearly a million refugees and migrants poured over Greece's northern boundaries, traveling through the Balkans to wealthier European countries.
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In March, the department imposed a limited ban barring passengers traveling through airports in 10 Muslim-majority countries from carrying devices larger than cellphones aboard direct inbound flights.
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On January 22, a Wuhan resident who was traveling through Los Angeles International Airport on his way to China reported that he wasn't feeling well to airport staff.
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The Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 probes — which launched in 1977 and are now traveling through interstellar space — may be complicating scientists' understanding of our solar system's structure.
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But by June 2014, the aircraft carrier was traveling through the Strait of Hormuz to support Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq and Syria to combat the Islamic State.
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London (CNN)Scientists believe they have discovered the first examples of air pollution traveling through the lungs of pregnant women and into their placentas, potentially reaching their fetuses.
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The president's renewed anti-immigration fervor was in part inspired by news reports of a large group of migrants from Honduras traveling through Mexico to the United States.
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We had reporters in McAllen, where local charities try to help arriving migrants, and with the caravan of Central Americans traveling through Mexico that made headlines this week.
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There's a masque-like dance such as traditionally followed Elizabethan performances, and a subsequent postscript that's both visual and verbal, a contemporary account of traveling through open spaces.
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"The tenor of interactions with C.B.P. officers has veered toward the openly hostile following his election," said Nicole Ramos, an American lawyer representing asylum seekers traveling through Tijuana.
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The arrests and supposed plots have prompted foreign embassies, including that of the United States, to issue security warnings to their citizens living in or traveling through Indonesia.
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Read: Child labor rife in Congo's cobalt mines In India, the 100 Million campaign launched a caravan traveling through 5,000 villages across the country campaigning against child trafficking.
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Absorption of the wave traveling through tissue increases with frequency, so the higher the frequency, the shallower the ultrasound penetrates, according to the Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine.
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This same volcano has sent lava traveling through tubes from moving vents along its East Rift Zone known as Pu'u 'Ō'ō, ever since it erupted 34 years ago.
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At least 60,000 people migrating internationally have died since 2000 while crossing the sea, while traveling through inhospitable areas, while being held in detention or under other circumstances.
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China depends heavily on its goods traveling through the Strait of Hormuz, so it would probably call for calm and for Tehran not to close down the waterway.
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He left his family behind, fled through the desert, slept in cold, abandoned warehouses, and spent 35 hours in the cargo container of a truck traveling through Italy.
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Unless your nearby destination is along a train route, traffic is near-unavoidable this time of year, especially if you're traveling through one of this country's more populated places.
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According to Reichart, riders will fly across England, before traveling through Stonehenge (which, as a reminder, is a portal) to see the construction of ancient monuments around the world.
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DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) - Explosives planted by Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants ripped through a Turkish military vehicle traveling through southeast Turkey on Monday, wounding 17 soldiers, the military said.
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Tornado predictions use various data streams, including data from Doppler radar, which records information on sound and light waves traveling through the air to find signature tornado-causing behavior.
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The buses are traveling through rebel-held territory and have not yet reached a government check point around 30 km (18 miles)away from the villages, al-Ikhbariya said.
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Two oil tankers traveling through a vital Middle Eastern waterway caught fire and sustained significant damage on Thursday, leading navies and nearby ships to respond immediately to the incidents.
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Passengers traveling through the terminal had to be screened at Terminal C or E. Still, the airport's website reported waits of less than 10 minutes at the open checkpoints.
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Last week, a 28-year-old man traveling through JFK tipped off airport security for looking a little too nervous and wearing pants that were a little too tight.
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Virgin Hyperloop One says the trip would take just 31 minutes using its system of aerodynamic pods traveling through nearly airless tubes at speeds of up to 700 mph.
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Jorah was infected with the disease while defending Tyrion back in "Kill the Boy" (season 5, episode 5), while the pair was traveling through the ruins of Old Valyria.
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Driving the news: Francisco Erwin Galicia, a U.S. citizen by birth, was traveling through southern Texas for college soccer tryouts when CBP stopped him, reports the Dallas Morning News.
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Fitzsimmons and his team think `Oumuamua may have been covered in ice long ago, but has been reshaped after hundreds of millions of years of traveling through deep space.
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"I was very influenced by Blue because it's a breakup record about traveling through Europe, and I was doing those things in a way less glamorous way," she explains.
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Meteorites traveling through the air are more similar to this setup than you might think, since both involve a soft object with a fluid-like force traveling past them.
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Carter was arrested in July in Georgia under suspicion of driving under the influence and marijuana possession as he and then-girlfriend Madison Parker were traveling through Habersham County.
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The sailors, nine men and one woman, strayed into Iranian waters after one of their two boats experienced engine trouble while traveling through the Persian Gulf on January 12.
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Some passengers traveling through Denver International Airport this holiday season are in for a treat—or what amounts to a treat in today's high-throughput, high-stress security environment.
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These women faced not just resistance from their male teammates, but the racism the whole team faced on the road, traveling through the Jim Crow South for away games.
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Bannon spoke at the National Front's annual convention in the French city of Lille after traveling through Europe in recent weeks for meetings with populist leaders of various parties.
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Last year, in two separate episodes, the authorities prevented the brothers from going to Syria — once by flying out of Johannesburg and the other time by traveling through Mozambique.
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It stretches from Brooklyn to Queens, traveling through several popular Brooklyn neighborhoods, including Park Slope, Carroll Gardens, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Williamsburg and Greenpoint, before ending in Long Island City, Queens.
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There is little sign of a return of Syrian refugees, tens of thousands of whom were traveling through Libya until they switched to the Turkey-Greece crossing in 2015.
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Using his savings, he bought hot dogs, buns, chips and bottled water for the people traveling through the area in South Carolina where he was staying with his grandmother.
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We arrived in Big Arm, a community on the lake's southwest side, after traveling through five Western states with Roxie and too much stuff in a tiny Toyota hatchback.
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For 23-year-old Chris Luu, the lesson came when he flew from Perth to England last summer, after befriending a Brit who was traveling through Australia in January.
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Trump's demand to have the National Guard deployed along the border came after a days-long tirade against a "caravan" of hundreds of central American migrants traveling through Mexico.
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He told me the blackout means Kashmiris don't know what is happening in their own communities, and try to send messages with people or ambulances traveling through their towns.
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The new bill would apply to anyone — a Hong Kong citizen, a mainlander, even foreigners traveling through the city — accused by the Chinese authorities of having broken Chinese law.
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LAGOS, Nigeria — Gunmen ambushed two Americans and two Canadians traveling through the Nigerian state of Kaduna, kidnapping them and killing two police officers, a state police spokesman said Wednesday.
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One area to watch in the oil sector are tankers traveling through the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow passage connecting the Persian Gulf to the rest of the ocean.
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In Los Angeles County this year, there have been 19 measles cases among residents, as well as 11 cases among people who were traveling through the county, officials said.
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To avoid being sent to Libya, African migrants have been choosing other routes to safety — including traveling through Central America to the US. But that journey involves other challenges.
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Traveling through the parks you get sweaty (in the summer), as well as greasy with that Plaza fried chicken and turkey legs and all kinds of kid-related spills.
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Mr. Trump said he has told leaders in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador to stop caravans of people from traveling through Mexico toward the border with the United States.
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Otherwise, Ms. Connelly advised reviewing the route you will be taking before you set off and bringing along a detailed map of the areas you will be traveling through.
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In this film adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's haunting novel, Viggo Mortensen and Kodi Smit-McPhee play a father and son traveling through a post-apocalyptic world, trying to survive.
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The New Mexican stretch of the border is its least trafficked segment; it's too remote and too impoverished for many people to take the risk of traveling through there.
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Asylum seekers have also shown up in increasing numbers in the past few months as more Central American migrants traveling through Mexico have arrived at the United States' border.
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Since 2014, the Mexican government has been cracking down on people traveling through to the United States, partly as a way to retain the goodwill of the US government.
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The trouble with this tech is that photons are rather finicky things, and tend to be bounced, absorbed, and otherwise interfered with when traveling through fibers, air, and so on.
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Analysis: why Russian warships are traveling through British waters "It's a show of force and a show of capabilities," Peter Felstead, editor of Jane's Defence Weekly, told CNN last month.
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A few years ago, Jiaxing Huang, a professor of Materials Science and Engineering at Northwestern University, made a "curious observation" about people's choice of hair dye while traveling through China.
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Hong Kong residents as well as foreign and Chinese nationals living or traveling through the global financial hub would all be at risk if they are wanted on the mainland.
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The HAWC scientists used this data to make calculations implying that the positrons would have lost too much energy while traveling through the magnetic fields between the pulsars and Earth.
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Facebook, NBC, and Fox News announced Monday they will stop airing the Trump campaign's racist anti-immigrant advertisement that tied the caravan of migrants traveling through Mexico to violent crimes.
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Groups of asylum-seekers traveling through the Sonoran desert is humanitarian activists' worst nightmare: in the summer, temperatures routinely reach 115 degrees, while winter temperatures can easily fall to freezing.
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The twist is revealed in A Dance with Dragons through the eyes of Tyrion, who meets a disguised Aegon (whom Varys has been hiding for years) while traveling through Essos.
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Trump's Sunday-morning tweets came minutes after Fox & Friends aired a segment about the group of Central Americans traveling through Mexico, aiming to cross the border to the United States.
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So far, Britain, Australia and Bahrain have joined the U.S.-led security mission to protect merchant vessels traveling through the Strait of Hormuz, a vital gateway for global oil supplies.
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Cruz is throwing everything he has at this primary, including his conservative father, who is traveling through the state with the goal of exciting the sizable population of evangelical voters.
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Hong Kong residents, as well as foreign and Chinese nationals living or traveling through the global financial hub, would all be at risk if they are wanted on the mainland.
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He'd been traveling through various national parks this past week, and was first arrested at Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming on July 28 on a drunk and disorderly charge.
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Passengers on board will receive personal bottles of Castelnau Blanc du Blanc champagne to enjoy alongside individual celebratory wedding cakes, available to all British Airways customers traveling through Heathrow Saturday.
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Long-time hunter John Sturgeon contends the federal government cannot prevent him from traveling through the federal Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve on his hovercraft to access moose-hunting grounds.
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The Fast and the Furious: Here's a quick look at how the first film portrays going really fast in a car like traveling through hyperspace in the Star Wars movies.
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But with arrivals running at around 10,000 a week in November, mostly traveling through Denmark, the Swedish government has said it is time to tighten border controls and asylum rules.
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Three years later at the same airport, La Tortuga rum cakes filled with two kilos of cocaine were confiscated from a man who had been traveling through Trinidad and Tobago.
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They managed to stick together, even after they hopped on the infamous "La Bestia" (The Beast) train that serves as transportation for undocumented immigrants traveling through Mexico's dangerous cartel country.
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Nevertheless, NDEs tend to share many common elements, such as feelings of inner peace, the experience of traveling through a tunnel, out of body experiences, and encounters with sentient beings.
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McAleenan told reporters earlier Monday that as many as 1,000 people that were part of a migrant caravan traveling through Central America and Mexico sought to enter the US illegally.
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The two craft will then spend seven years traveling through the void before arriving at their Mercury destination, a metallic outpost in a relatively warm part of the solar system.
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The group wasn't friendly with the cartel, which required the Mormon group to buy gasoline from them and often set up roadblocks to see who was traveling through the area.
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For example, the valve could lead to scar tissue building up in the seminal ducts, which could stop sperm from traveling through the tubes and cause long-term infertility issues.
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"Our planet may be long gone and the [Voyager] will still be traveling through space and our galaxy," Suzy Dodd, the project manager to the Voyager Interstellar Mission, told CNN.
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In a January, he wrote this entry about a motel owner he met while traveling through Kansas: I stayed at the Motel Safari, one of these classic Route 66 motels.
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He remembers coming to the United States at age 7 with his sister and a dozen other people, traveling through cities and towns, past wire fences and a huge river.
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And in the case of an earthquake, the ripples aren't traveling through a homogenous medium like water, but through solid rock that comes in different shapes, sizes, densities, and arrangements.
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Record numbers of commuters are squeezing on to crowded trains on antiquated rail networks faltering after decades of underinvestment, traveling through tunnels seriously damaged by Hurricane Sandy flooding in 2012.
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The two moved out of their home in Connecticut and have been traveling through Italy since the beginning of last year, honing their photography skills and sharing their work online.
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Many are headed toward the EU, since the Turkish government said it would no longer hold back refugees from traveling through Turkey to enter the EU via Greece and Bulgaria.
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It's to let Ian realize things about his own powers and learn boldness, and for him and Barley to strengthen their bonds as brothers while traveling through frightening distant lands.
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The Department of Homeland Security said citizens from "countries in the Middle East, Africa, South Asia and elsewhere are currently traveling through Mexico toward the U.S." without offering any proof.
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An RST injection is a reset command by a third party that prevents data from traveling through an internet protocol, which is the system that connects computers to the internet.
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But since 2014, the number of passenger vehicles traveling through the Massena border crossing has dropped by almost a quarter, according to data from United States Customs and Border Protection.
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ARTVIN, Turkey (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From the view of a bus traveling through villages and past the waterfalls, apiaries and dairy cows dotting northeast Turkey's mountainsides, all seems blissfully calm.
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We made a video of me traveling through LAX, and that felt like a way in which we could make a dignified statement on how we feel at the moment.
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Unlike me, he loves God, almost as much, if not more, than he loves words, so I knew that whatever we were traveling through or across together wouldn't take long.
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There's no Wi-Fi, and traveling through remote locations like the Colorado Rockys means there's often no cell reception either — which means no Google to quickly solve a programing question.
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Traveling through rebel-held Aleppo in the spring of this year, I found President Obama and the US were rarely spoken about, except with a cluck of bitter disappointment and derision.
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Those effects are documented from 401 BC—when Greek soldiers, traveling through modern day Turkey near the Black Sea, indulged in a similar honey and were debilitated with intoxication—to today.
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Photo: GettyThis week, some passengers traveling through the international airport in Sydney, Australia will be the first guinea pigs in a program that intends to replace the passport with facial scans.
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Image: JAXA, University of Tokyo and collaboratorsAfter nearly four years of traveling through space, the Hayabusa2 spacecraft has successfully rendezvoused with the Ryugu asteroid, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency confirmed Wednesday.
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After five years of traveling through space, NASA's Juno spacecraft finally reached its intended destination of Jupiter this year and successfully inserted itself into the gas giant's orbit on July 4th.
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Australia on Wednesday announced it would join the United States in a security mission to protect merchant vessels traveling through key Middle East waterways after Iran seized a British-flagged vessel.
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I had [son] Seven naturally, at home, and a couple of years later I was traveling through Europe, and one of my best friends, Afya, who is the wife of stic.
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On the same day, internet traffic that was supposed to route through Google's cloud servers instead went haywire, traveling through unplanned servers based in the likes of Russia and China. Hack?
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We now have "physical evidence of Chasmpaporthetes traveling through, or living in, the Arctic region between their ancestral home in Asia and their newfound territory in North America," Tseng told Gizmodo.
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Europeans traveling through the 28 Member State bloc are now able to use their mobile devices more freely, thanks to a top level abolition of mobile roaming charges across the region.
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The U.S. versus Huawei dispute escalated considerably back in December 2018 when the Americans asked Canada to detain Meng Wanzhou, a top executive at Huawei, while she was traveling through Vancouver.
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The minibus carrying the contractors was traveling through the eastern part of Kabul when it was attacked by a bomber wearing an explosive belt and traveling on foot, security officials said.
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In South Africa, where he'll be traveling through July 19, Obama will meet with President Cyril Ramaphosa and deliver the 6900th Nelson Mandela Foundation annual lecture in Johannesburg on July 17.
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The U.S. focus on Huawei intensified after years of investigation into smaller Chinese rival ZTE Corp , and relied in part on information collected from devices of company employees traveling through airports.
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However, the card can be used as identification while traveling through most of Europe, and to other French territories, so France's government probably won't be too happy with this art project.
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Of traveling through a hinterland that is beyond your knowledge, and yet you still have to get through it, despite not having a single clue about what your goal might be.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Airline passengers traveling through Germany are set for a day of disruption after public sector workers at airports started strikes in a bid to push for higher wages.
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Today, while traveling through an eerie Terminal 4 at LAX, supermodel Naomi Campbell was caught on camera doing the absolute most to stay healthy amidst the recent outbreak of COVID-19.
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Technically, he was a Dane Whitman from an alternate reality who, dumped by his own Sersi, had dedicated his life to traveling through all realities to kill other Sersis, but still.
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Traveling through closed snowy roads in a snowmobile is one of Ms. Cutter's favorite ways to spend a day in the mountains and a great way to check out local sights.
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Traveling through Uzbekistan, and encountering practices like kopkari, can give Western travelers that sense of disorientation and novelty that drives so many of us to leave home in the first place.
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The U.S. focus on Huawei intensified after years of investigation into smaller Chinese rival ZTE Corp, and relied in part on information collected from devices of company employees traveling through airports.
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At least two large migrant caravans — one numbering about 2,000 people and the other about 800 — are currently traveling through southern Mexico toward the United States, according to local news reports.
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After collecting their luggage and traveling through customs (mostly an agricultural search), boat dwellers are taken in an air-conditioned luxury bus to a nearby port, where they board their vessels.
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SANAA (Reuters) - A U.S. drone killed four suspected al Qaeda members in an overnight strike as they were traveling through the central desert province of Marib, local officials said on Wednesday.
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Photos posted to his girlfriend's private Instagram account after Musk was sued last fall show Howard-Higgins traveling through the Middle East, visiting Wimbledon, staying at resorts, and eating at steakhouses.
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My wife and I have been living in a short school bus and traveling through North America for two months now, and #vanlife really is as incredible as it seems online.
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I imagined slaves traveling through treacherous terrain, with bleary eyes and a lingering sense of trepidation, but with a steely determination to live in a country that would affirm their humanity.
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With the doors of perception now opened a mite wider, little Kun finds himself sporadically traveling through time and witnessing some of his family's ordeals, from the seismic to the minute.
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The latest work from the Harvard Sensory Ethnography Lab, which has traveled around the world documenting the sights, sounds, and small mechanisms of humans working in or traveling through various locations.
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JAPAN 99+1: Traveling Through Art, Design, and Architecture is a newly released print and companion website of some of Japan's best spots for the traveler looking beyond the typical tourist areas.
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JAPAN 99+1: Traveling through art, design, and architecture is a newly released print and companion website of some of Japan's best spots for the traveler looking beyond the typical tourist areas.
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The program was created as part of Operation Secure Line, the US government's efforts to track and get information on the caravan that was traveling through Mexico toward the US last fall.
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Under the proposed law, Hong Kong residents, as well as foreign and Chinese nationals living or traveling through the city, would all be at risk if they are wanted on the mainland.
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Abigail Spencer, 36, plays the spunky Lucy Preston on NBC's Timeless, a history professor time traveling through different eras on travel missions in an attempt to stop others from disrupting a timestream.
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On Thursday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blamed Iran for attacks on two oil tankers traveling through a vital Middle Eastern waterway, causing more than 40 crew members to abandon their ship.
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A few years back, astrophysicists Martin Israel and Robert Binns of Washington University in St. Louis decided to see if they could find evidence for supernovae in cosmic rays traveling through space.
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They are also on the look-out for Lamping's green 2002 Jeep Cherokee, which was spotted traveling through the Portsmouth Downtown Tunnel, although police did not say when the vehicle was spotted.
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Data from these close-up images are now traveling through the solar system, so the fuzzy "blob" will get profoundly detailed over the coming days, revealing the surface of this distant world.
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In present day, Baptiste is still risking his life, traveling through dangerous parts of Iraq inorder to track down Daniel Reed, and we're not quite sure how he's directly related to theinvestigation.
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Britain last week joined the United States in a maritime security mission in the Gulf to protect merchant vessels traveling through the Strait of Hormuz after Iran seized a British-flagged vessel.
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A public opinion survey last month from El Universal newspaper found that not everyone is ready to roll out the welcome mat for the new groups of migrants traveling through the country.
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In an affidavit, Khweis admitted to flying out of Baltimore and traveling through the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Turkey to get to Syria and join ISIS, according to the criminal complaint.
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Beijing is perceived as sensitive to US military vessels traveling through the strait and continues to lay claim to Taiwan, a self-governed, democratic island, which it views as a breakaway province.
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Of course I hold North Korea responsible.... Warmbier, a University of Virginia student, was traveling through North Korea in late 2015 when he was detained and accused of stealing a propaganda poster.
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But protest organizers said Trump's frequent tweets about the caravans of Central American migrants traveling through Mexico en route to the United States may have been a factor in provoking Saturday's bloodshed.
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Under the proposed law, Hong Kong residents, as well as foreign and Chinese nationals living or traveling through the city, would all be at risk if they were wanted on the mainland.
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The extradition bill, which has left Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam clinging to her job, would cover Hong Kong residents and foreign and Chinese nationals living or traveling through the city.
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President Trump had vowed to send up to 15,000 active-duty forces to the border to confront bands of migrant caravans traveling through Mexico that he described as a national security threat.
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Since Operation Governance was launched, traveling through Guatemala has become a game of chance — despite a 2006 agreement that allows for free movement across borders between Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua.
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The new British Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has been traveling through northern Europe, lobbying for Britain's position, warning of a chaotic no deal Brexit, and urging "a change in approach" by Brussels.
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"I think this is a way of stopping what could be several years of litigation traveling through the courts and exacerbating the suffering of the family and the community," Mr. Bennett said.
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Ms. Issachar happened to be traveling through Moscow from India, where she had studied yoga, "to save $200 on the airfare," her mother, Yaffa Issachar, said in a telephone interview from Moscow.
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The L.A. Times reports that an unidentified passenger traveling through the Los Angeles International Airport on a flight from Mexico City was taken to a hospital early Thursday morning for an evaluation.
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Those signals cover much wider areas and are better at traveling through walls and trees, but "low-band spectrum" doesn't provide the dramatic benefits we think of when we think of 5G.
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After Chuol, Angelina and Nyachot fled their village, they spent weeks traveling through crocodile-infested swamps in canoes carved out of logs, surviving by eating grass, lily pads and hand-caught fish.
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A star by the name of S2 has passed close by Sagittarius A*, traveling through a region of gravity that is about a million times higher than can be experienced on Earth.
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The interior ministry said earlier this month that it had arrested two men suspected of planting the bomb on June 30 that killed the woman while she was traveling through the village.
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A year later, Lyon joined SNCC as their first staff photographer, traveling through the South documenting sit-ins, demonstrations for voting rights, white violence, black spiritual resistance, and creating agitprop from his pictures.
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Among all of the different ways that the waves could travel, outer core and inner core, they were able to pick out specific signals representing the J waves traveling through the inner core.
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"I think the scrutiny over the last week has really paid off in a big way," said Gary McGoffin of Lafayette, Louisiana, who was traveling through San Diego on vacation with his wife.
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Five police vehicles were traveling through the municipality of Aguililla in the early morning when they were ambushed by more than 30 armed individuals, according to a statement from the Michoacan state prosecutor.
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Mexico's National Institute of Immigration (INM) said late Monday that it plans by Wednesday to disband a caravan of hundreds of Central American migrants that has been traveling through Mexico for nine days.
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Both are essential, she writes, because without the phone, her son won't be able to call his mother at her second job to say he's arrived home after traveling through their unsafe neighborhood.
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Right now, the Earth is traveling through a trail of dust and rubble sloughed off by a strange space rock called 3200 Phaethon, which means it's time for this year's Geminid meteor shower.
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After five years of traveling through space to reach its destination, Juno made history as the first spacecraft to orbit the poles of Jupiter since the end of the Galileo mission in 423.
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While here in the States, we're sitting at the edges of our seats thanks to all the Kavanaugh news, Melania Trump seems to be having the time of her life traveling through Africa.
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Each 900-gallon batch of licorice must cook for 4 hours before traveling through holding tanks and pipes to a pressurized machine called an extruder, which pushes the licorice through like Play-Doh.
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After their semi-final win against Belgium, so many fans climbed onto the city's buses that the local police decided to ban buses from traveling through Paris on the day of the final.
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There's also a filter feature in PandaPow Wi-Fi, which allows you to exclude or include the internet traffic traveling through the VPN connection, a feature typically seen in more expensive VPN offerings.
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It also doesn't share the jet engines of airliners, instead traveling through the skies at a leisurely 30 mph, making even the short hops between European countries fairly grueling experiences for its pilots.
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Folks traveling through the Plains and Midwest after Christmas dinner and gift exchanges with family and friends will need to be extra cautious as roads throughout the region will remain hazardous into Friday.
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Los Zetas has long been feared by Central American migrants traveling through Mexico, and was originally composed of a group of former Mexican elite forces that acted as enforcers for the Gulf Cartel.
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Whittaker's Doctor is not only expected to be a great, witty hero traveling through space like her male predecessors, but she could also push the boundaries of what a woman hero can be.
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Torsten Slok, chief economist at Deutsche Bank Securities, told me that investors are relying on more unorthodox data as a result, such as the number of passengers traveling through security at US airports.
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Readers who want close-ups of fuel cells and docking components will find those specifics, while others can take in the miraculous big picture: the small silver capsules traveling through blackest-black space.
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One thing Terrance learned from working in and traveling through over 20 countries and 49 of the 50 states is that people just want to be free and not controlled by their government.
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One passenger traveling through Washington Dulles International Airport said many people were coughing and sneezing in the crowds, and that there was no separation between people who had been diagnosed with the virus.
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Traveling through the land of a thousand hills and visiting its national parks is not only a joy — it is a meaningful journey and a valuable contribution to the nation and its people.
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At that time, the United States and Britain barred passengers traveling through airports in 10 Muslim-majority countries from carrying laptop computers, tablets and other devices larger than cellphones aboard direct inbound flights.
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Indonesia banned flights to and from mainland China on February 5 and barred visitors who'd been in China in the prior 14 days from entering or traveling through the country, according to Reuters.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain should take in 3,000 refugee children who are traveling through Europe alone and are at risk of falling prey to human traffickers, a parliamentary committee said on Tuesday.
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Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Harvard, the Carnegie Institution of Washington and several other universities used seismic devices to measure the speed of sound waves traveling through the Earth&aposs crust.
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They correspond to "slow axis orientation" and "strength of retardance," both properties having to do with how the refractive indices of some materials change depending on the polarization of light traveling through them, e.g.
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According to a complaint filed by the woman, she was traveling through LAX around June 10, 2019, when former TSA agent Johnathon Lomeli, 22, took advantage of a security screening to sexually harass her.
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We see Meg Murray, her brother Charles Wallace (played by Deric McCabe), and her pal Calvin (played by Levi Miller) traveling through space and time to rescue the Murray father, played by Chris Pine.
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Watch the VICE News documentary Gangs of El Salvador: The January raids by DHS came in response to a continued surge of Central Americans attempting to cross the US border after traveling through Mexico.
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NASA's Galileo spacecraft was the first to observe alien particles, which were later determined to come from a gas and dust bubble which our solar system is traveling through called an interstellar cloud. [NASA]
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Throughout the trailer, the handy pair are seen traveling through Dallas, Austin and Phoenix, renovating neglected "crash pads" into glamorous "cash pads," sharing profits with the property owners at the end of the process.
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His assignment, he said (unconvincingly), was to add to the Austin Powers canon, telling a backstory time-traveling through centuries in order to give us viewers the real inside history of Britain's randiest spy.
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Sandersville police officer Corey Haynes said the bullets flew through the window before traveling through his living room, through a closet and out the back of his house through his bedroom, Fox 24 reported.
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NEW DELHI — A speeding freight train traveling through eastern India on Monday barreled into a herd of elephants as they were crossing railroad tracks, killing a calf and three adult animals, an official said.
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Some experts warn that the US faces the prospect of falling behind Russia, as well as China, when it comes to developing fleets of icebreakers capable of traveling through the resource-rich Arctic region.
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In an effort to renew interest in her daughter's case, the Washington State Patrol put images of Teekah on the side of two semi-trailers traveling through the western part of the United States.
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Cohen recounted other alleged conversations, including one he had with Trump in the late 2000s while the pair was traveling through a "rougher" neighborhood in Chicago to attend a Trump International Hotel board meeting.
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The ARA San Juan submarine and its 44 crew members were traveling through the Atlantic Ocean from a base in southern Argentina's Tierra del Fuego archipelago to their home port in Mar del Plata.
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The astronomers believe that instead, the object could have been traveling through our home galaxy, the Milky Way, for hundreds of millions of years, without being attached to any star system, before reaching us.
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For nonresidents, particularly those simply traveling through a town or village, fines generated by aggressive traffic enforcement means that they are required to pay for services they likely will never or only incidentally use.
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The public health agency estimates that more than a million refugees and internally displaced people are traveling through and out of North Kivu and Ituri, which could hasten the spread of the virus further.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia said on Friday it had prevented three Saudi women and seven children from traveling through Lebanon to join the conflict in neighboring Syria, the Saudi state news agency SPA reported.
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Forty-two percent of polled voters say Mexico should send people in the migrant caravan traveling through Mexico toward the U.S. border back to their home countries, according to a new American Barometer survey.
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Her friend Becca (Rachael Bella) isn't here for Katie's rambling about "electro-rays that are traveling through our head every second," so they turn off the TV. "I got a better one," Becca says.
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" At MSG, Kanye revealed Only One by saying, "I worked on a video game and I wanted to show y'all... [It's based on] the idea of my mom traveling through the gates of heaven.
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Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms told CNN she is concerned about the impacts of the shutdown on people traveling through Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport when the city hosts Super Bowl LIII in February.
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The minister said the giant tanker has a capacity of up to two million barrels of oil and that is why it was traveling through the Strait of Gibraltar rather than the Suez Canal.
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Rating Although the book is about Collins's time traveling through Europe, falling in love, and learning foreign languages, When in French is less Eat, Pray, Love than it is an informal study of linguistics.
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One of his favorite illustrations of sunk cost, he said, is deciding whether or not to attend a basketball game you had purchased tickets for even though attending would mean traveling through a blizzard.
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"The Eight Mountains" ends with Pietro traveling through the Himalayas, recalling his youth in Italy and his friendship with Bruno before concluding: "In certain lives there are mountains to which we may never return."
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Instead of traveling through the interior, this theory proposes a route in which the first settlers of North America traveled south along the Pacific coast, eventually surpassing the southernmost extent of the ice sheets.
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A group of Honduran migrants traveling through Mexico toward the United States has attracted enormous amounts of attention in recent days, including a litany of false, misleading and unproven statements circulating on social media.
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During a Sunday morning appearance on Fox Business, Pence obfuscated the lack of Covid-19 testing that's occurred in the US by conflating medical testing with the casual screening of people traveling through airports.
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In 1920, Edith Wharton published "In Morocco," a detailed account of her time spent traveling through the region with Hubert Lyautey, who served as the resident general of French Morocco from 1912 to 1925.
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In March, the United States and Britain barred passengers traveling through airports in a number of Muslim-majority countries from carrying laptop computers, tablets and other devices larger than cellphones aboard direct inbound flights.
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Comedian Steve Hofstetter was traveling through LAX on Tuesday when he encountered a rude passenger who let her dog poop on the airport floor and left it there for someone else to clean up.
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They've revealed one key detail that's likely a big piece of the puzzle: All the passengers the gunmen removed from the bus were likely migrants traveling through Mexico and heading to the United States.
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Franken, now at the Stimson Center think tank in Washington, was on a warship behind SS Bridgeton, a supertanker traveling through the Persian Gulf in 1987, when a mine blew part of it up.
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Over a year ago, immigrant caravans traveling through Mexico captured the attention of President Donald Trump, who claimed the immigrants, many of whom hoped to request asylum, posed a danger to the United States.
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The day we'd been traveling through until then had been dry and mild, and the sudden atmospheric shift made it seem that we might, in fact, have just rocketed through a rift in space-time.
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The careful balance was further strained last month, when Trump repeatedly chastised the Mexican military for not doing enough to stop large caravans of Central American migrants traveling through the country toward the US border.
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Dr. Reinhardt conducted himself with "magnificent grace" despite taunts from pro-apartheid South Africans and "was helpful to me in those negotiations both symbolically as we were traveling through Africa and substantively," Dr. Kissinger said.
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By analyzing the depth, direction, and types of seismic waves traveling through the Earth, scientists in those member states can figure out whether it was a quake or a blast that sent the seismometers wiggling.
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Sylvain, meanwhile, calls the children "sponges" for their ability to pick up French and other languages; after traveling through Greece on their journeys into Europe, some of the kids now speak Greek to each other.
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Salem, New Hampshire (CNN)He doesn't have a single selfie to prove it but Bruce Schoenfeld says he has met -- or shaken hands with -- all of the presidential candidates traveling through New Hampshire since 1988.
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The Hyperloop initiative, publicized on the websites of both Musk's electric vehicle car company, Tesla and his aerospace company, SpaceX, is working to make possible ultra high-speed transportation via pods traveling through vacuum tubes.
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"Time traveling is something that fascinates me, especially because as you grow older, you realize traveling through time is a strange, sad and sometimes very happy truth about living your life," Mr. Mendonca Filho said.
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WHO estimates that more than a million refugees and internally displaced people are traveling through and out of North Kivu and Ituri, and this movement is a potential risk factor for the spread of Ebola.
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The ARA San Juan submarine and the 44 crew members were traveling through the Atlantic Ocean from a base in far southern Argentina's Tierra del Fuego archipelago to its home port in Mar del Plata.
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In pursuit of the "true spirit of light painting," Page spent two years traveling through the State and National Parks of the East Coast of the United States with his Canon 50D and 60D cameras.
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Rick and Morty, Cartoon Network's bizarro animated series about a brilliant madman traveling through infinite dimensions at a burp's notice, is both disdainful of TV convention and committed to exploiting it for its own ends.
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I&aposve traveled to the richest ZIP code in the US in Florida, attended the Monaco Yacht Show, spent 12 days traveling through Russia, and went to the world&aposs largest horse sale in Kentucky.
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Her troubles began after the divorce, when her former husband failed to renew her residency, meaning she was in the kingdom illegally but was also blocked from traveling through airports or accessing her bank account.
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One passenger, Katherine Rogers, told CNN that she was traveling through O'Hare on Saturday and, five hours into her wait to get screened, she was told she would still have to wait for an hour.
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His next work, the science-fiction short Voices of a Distant Star, employed the same theme to depict the enduring adolescent love between two youths, one of whom is traveling through the depths of space.
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Oil prices rose sharply Friday after Iran's state media said two rockets struck an Iranian tanker traveling through the Red Sea off the coast of Saudi Arabia, about 60 miles from the city of Jeddah.
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The rule prohibits migrants who have resided or transited through a third country from seeking asylum in the US, with limited exceptions, therefore barring many migrants traveling through Mexico from being able to claim asylum.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A man traveling through Amsterdam's Schiphol airport has been put in quarantine in a portable room on a fire department parking lot after testing positive for the new coronavirus, a local official said.
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They discovered that, among the most vulnerable companies, 98 percent of those business leaders are not confident their organization can monitor all devices and users at all times, which means information is traveling through unknown places.
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More than a million refugees and internally displaced people are traveling through and out of North Kivu and Ituri provinces, and this movement is a potential risk factor for the spread of Ebola, according to WHO.
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In the opening of her debut novel Barbary Station, R.E. Stearns drops her readers into the midst of a thrilling heist of a colonial spaceship traveling through the solar system — and that's just the first chapter.
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Sure, your baby probably won't be born on the exact day they're due, but even a ballpark date can help you determine which sign the sun will be traveling through when your child enters the world.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - At least 200 Central American migrants in a "caravan" traveling through Mexico that provoked the ire of U.S. President Donald Trump plan to seek asylum in the United States, organizers said on Monday.
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The incident follows increased tensions between Iran and the UK. On Wednesday, Iran threatened to seize UK tankers, which have recently been escorted by the HMS Montrose and a minehunter traveling through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Jochen Bittner Hamburg — TRAVELING through the chilly landscape around the arctic city of Murmansk, Russia, it quickly becomes clear that this barren region is, in fact, a strategic centerpiece in President Vladimir V. Putin's vast armory.
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Mr. Puigdemont, who was arrested while traveling through Germany, is expected to return to Belgium, where he had first fled, and to renew his efforts to lead Catalan politics and his own political formation from there.
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The acclaimed futurist and computer scientist Ray Kurzweil believes that by the 220s we'll have microscopic machines traveling through our bodies, repairing damaged cells and organs, effectively wiping out diseases and making us biologically immortal anyway.
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The monarch is the only butterfly that migrates thousands of miles the way birds do, wintering in Mexico and traveling — through successive generations in a single season — as far north as Canada before heading south again.
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More than 1 million migrants, mostly from the Middle East and Asia, reached the EU in 2015 and 2016, most of them traveling through Turkey and Greece, until the agreement stopped the flow in March 2016.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Iran has deployed a naval destroyer with long-range cruise missile systems to the Gulf of Aden to provide security for Iranian ships traveling through the region, state-run Press TV reported on Monday.
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In 2008, for example, 196 people became ill with the virus on a cruise ship traveling through the British Isles, and most fell ill after spending time in the most highly trafficked areas of the ship.
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I have been the longest-serving New York Times correspondent in East Africa and have invested a good chunk of my life reading about that region, traveling through it, thinking about it and writing about it.
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He sought answers for his feelings of displacement traveling through dozens of countries including Cuba (he immersed himself in Communism) and Mexico, and, eventually, in journalism, where he believed he could hold the powerful to account.
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I was traveling through Germany and Poland with the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics, a program that looks at the role of journalists, lawyers, doctors, businesspeople and religious leaders in the Holocaust.
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Iranian forces could bomb an American oil tanker traveling through the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway for the global energy trade aggressively patrolled by Tehran's forces, causing loss of life or a catastrophic oil spill.
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It's resulted in long backups at several ports of entry — especially the port at San Ysidro, a common destination for asylum seekers because the route to Tijuana is safer than traveling through northeastern Mexico to Texas.
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A black trans activist in Arizona was infamously arrested in this fashion in 2014, while another black trans woman traveling through Iowa was arrested after hotel staff called the police suspecting that she was a sex worker.
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The extradition bill, which will cover Hong Kong residents and foreign and Chinese nationals living or traveling through the city, has sparked concern it may threaten the rule of law that underpins Hong Kong's international financial status.
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He said that the Mexican delegation had moderated some of the US' requests, such as a safe third country agreement, which would require asylum seekers traveling through Mexico to make their case for American asylum in Mexico.
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He says he enjoys the relative anonymity of traveling through states in his RV that some people instead "fly over," although every once in a while he's asked whether he is aware that he resembles Clarence Thomas.
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In Snohomish County, Washington, where officials interdict a channel of meth and heroin traveling through the I-5 corridor about an hour south of the Canadian border, the missing JAG funds has cost the team a detective.
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He suggested he had been vindicated by reports about the perils of immigration, particularly for women, and referred to a "caravan" of hundreds of Central American migrants traveling through Mexico, some headed toward the United States border.
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SYDNEY/DUBAI (Reuters) - Australia will join the United States in a security mission to protect merchant vessels traveling through key Middle East waterways after Iran seized a British-flagged vessel, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Wednesday.
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Unlike Trump's tweet, the ad does not falsely blame Democrats for letting Bracamontes into the country, but it does attempt to connect Bracamontes and his crimes to the migrant caravan traveling through Mexico to the U.S. border.
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Whether you're on the couch, a city bus, or traveling through time and space in disguise like the protagonists of edge-of-your-seat K-drama Come Back Alive, you can bring the action with you – literally.
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After traveling through Ecuador and being stuck for three months in Costa Rica because of a political dispute in the region, she said she was stunned by how quickly she had been admitted into the United States.
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Gilbert famously met Nunes while traveling through Italy, India and Bali after the unraveling of her first marriage – a trip that inspired the 2006 hit memoir, which has gone on to sell more than 10 million copies.
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Gilbert met husband Nunes while traveling through Italy, India and Bali after the unraveling of her first marriage – a trip that inspired the 2006 hit memoir, which has gone on to sell more than 10 million copies.
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Britain on Monday joined the United States in a maritime security mission in the Gulf to protect merchant vessels traveling through the Strait of Hormuz after Iran, responding to U.S. oil sanctions, seized a British-flagged vessel.
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The -- you're right about that speech, I knew what I was gonna write because essentially I had been off Broadway practicing during that Senate race, because I had been traveling through not just Chicago, but downstate Illinois.
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The agreement says migrants traveling through Guatemala must apply for asylum there first before seeking protection in the U.S. Morales pushed through the accord even though Guatemala's highest court barred him from doing so without congressional approval.
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We can jack into the matrix before jacking off, and transform our naked bodies into collections of pixels traveling through internet tubes, but we're still just sacks of meat looking mash our bodies up against one another.
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Traveling through Southeast Asia—a rare luxury in itself—this inequality was illustrated in front of him in the shape of all the four-star hotels built within a mile of shanty towns with no running water.
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The degree to which many Germans embraced this new identity became exceedingly clear last summer, when Hungary tried to stop the mass of Germany-bound migrants traveling through the country by cutting off their access to trains.
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The bill, which will cover Hong Kong residents and foreign and Chinese nationals living or traveling through the city, has also sparked concern it would threaten the rule of law that underpins Hong Kong's international financial status.
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Critics note, however, that whenever it is completed, Moynihan Station will be used by only a relatively small percentage of people traveling through Penn Station — so it is not the sweeping transformation that the terminal sorely needs.
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The hog and cattle remains had reportedly made their way to his basement after being down dumped down Dahl's floor drain and traveling through Lestina's pipes, which were connected to the neighboring company's, according to WHO-TV.
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Set in an Austrian village in the early 1700s, the story centers on Rudolf (Jon Berry), the son of the town's magistrate, who has fallen in love with Leah (Regina Gibson), who is traveling through the country.
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These weaknesses are particularly glaring, advocates say, as some legislators in Washington push for a legal change that would require migrants to apply for asylum in Mexico if they reached the United States by traveling through it.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The first Central American migrants from a caravan traveling through Mexico toward the United States in hopes of seeking asylum arrived in Mexico City on Sunday, taking up temporary shelter at a sports stadium.
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Washington (CNN)Tens of thousands of migrants traveling through Mexico and seeking asylum in the United States could be sent back to Mexico, thanks to a little-noticed provision in President Donald Trump's recent border security executive order.
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Trump was also asked if he regretted a racist, anti-immigrant campaign ad that tied the caravan of migrants traveling through Mexico to violent crimes, which Facebook, NBC, and Fox News have all said they will not air.
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In fact, even perfect power will experience resistive losses when traveling through metal wires, so to be precise, SDE could ensure that something like 96 to 33 percent of renewable energy reaches users — a nearly lossless electricity system.
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It's about a slave woman named Cora who's trying to escape the antebellum South on the Underground Railroad — only here, the railroad is a literal railroad, and as Cora travels across state lines, she's also traveling through time.
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Written by Amir Nizar Zuabi, who conceived of the play with actor Corinne Jaber while they were traveling through Syrian refugee camps, Oh My Sweet Land is a gripping rebuke to anyone who hears "Syria" and tunes out.
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Her 16-foot-wide sculpture revels network traffic via blinking lights, bringing to light a brief moment in time where we can actually see the piece register wifi data traveling through the air, from one inbox to another.
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We were able to confirm that North Koreans are employed as manual workers in multiple locations across the country with their salaries apparently traveling through a network of companies directly into the pocket of the dictatorial Workers' Party.
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The vessel "entered Iranian waters and turned off its tracker" 2 days ago, according to AP. The tanker was traveling through the Strait of Hormuz, which provides passage to about one-fifth of the world's oil every day.
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While you're traveling through space, the whole zero gravity thing means you're going to have to resort to eating your M&M's and popcorn the old fashioned way ... by politely placing them into your mouth and chewing. Sorry.
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They noticed a few staples had made their way into part of the coaxial cable (the wiring was secured to the walls with a staple gun), which might've ruined the grounding and allowed electricity to start traveling through.
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The new video for the song is also late 90s as hell, with creative editing flipping the ground that Rocky and pals around and traveling through multiple scenes seamlessly, kinda like Korn's classic "Freak on a Leash" video.
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As part of the 500th anniversary of Leonardo's death, the "Codescope" (and the "Codex Leicester") ended up traveling through a number of museums in Europe (from October 2018 to January 20, 2019) and was available to the public.
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Trump has spent recent days traveling through Europe, where he's called American participation in NATO into question and humiliated the leader of the British government during his first official visit to one of the United States' closest allies.
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And there's the simple question of how long a pre-Grey's Meredith traveling through Europe and how much earlier that backpacking trip took place ahead of the three-season long "year" that is the start of Grey's Anatomy.
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He opts to venture out of New York City by bus, partly to go looking for Layla, and partly because traveling through America is what generations of stories have billed as the means by which one finds oneself.
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The public health agency estimates that more than a million refugees and internally displaced people are traveling through and out of North Kivu and Ituri, and this movement is a potential risk factor for the spread of Ebola.
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The limitations: Most news traveling through Twitter isn't contested so we don't know what it looks like for news that didn't make it into those fact-checking organizations, according to an author of the study, MIT's Deb Roy.
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The finding, which was published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One, adds support to the idea that some ancient humans from Asia ventured into North America by hugging the Pacific coastline, rather than by traveling through the interior.
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BAMAKO (Reuters) - A Canadian woman and an Italian man kidnapped while traveling through Burkina Faso 15 months ago have been freed and are in good health, the president of neighboring Mali said on Saturday after meeting the pair.
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I am similarly acting to suspend, for a limited period, the entry of certain aliens in order to address the problem of large numbers of aliens traveling through Mexico to enter our country unlawfully or without proper documentation.
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The administration officials are reportedly also set to discuss the "caravans" of migrants panned by Trump in several tweets this week – a group of nearly 1,100 people traveling through Mexico to find political asylum in the United States.
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Traveling through the bullet-pocked, bombed-out remnants of the capital, I noticed a striking sight: two policemen in white uniforms proudly directing traffic at the busy K4 roundabout, long a target of suicide bombings and other attacks.
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The number of African migrants traveling through Mexico to seek protection in the US is on the rise, showing that the Central American corridor to the border isn't just traveled by those who are native to the region.
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This is coming from the woman who wore towering stilettos in the N.Y.C. subway, balanced a newborn baby in her arms while traveling through the airport in platform shoes and worked at her walking treadmill desk in 5-in.
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He has a very good relationship with President Xi. But what he has made clear to President Xi, what I have made clear in my interactions traveling through the Asia Pacific last year, is that things have to change.
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There is no evidence to support the claim that the mailed bombs are related to the group of thousands traveling through Central America to seek asylum in the US, which has been the victim of its own misinformation campaign.
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On Sunday, Edinburg police went to the gas station, a popular stopover for commercial truck drivers traveling through the region, after receiving an anonymous call from someone saying a relative was trapped inside the tractor-trailer with several others.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will aggressively enforce its sanctions to prevent the private sector from assisting an Iranian oil tanker that is traveling through the Mediterranean and that Washington wants seized, a State Department official said on Thursday.
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The tour included giving more than three dozen reporters rides in Chrysler Pacifica minivans traveling through faux neighborhoods and expressways that Waymo has built on a former Air Force base located in the Californian Central Valley city of Atwater.
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The captain noted that the 21 million barrels of oil traveling through the strait each day is a global issue, not just an American issue, and this is at the heart of the U.S.'s role in the region.
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"We were quite surprised by how well the quantum states survived traveling through the atmospheric turbulence to a ground station," Christoph Marquardt, an optical physicist at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, said in a statement.
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Android smartphone owners will be able to tap and pay with Android Pay wherever contactless payments are accepted, and just like Apple Pay, you'll also be able to use it to pay when traveling through London on the Tube.
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"Instead of having artificial lasers travel through vacuum tubes, we actually have radio pulses from pulsars that are traveling through the vacuum of space," says Maura McLaughlin, an astrophysicist with NANOGrav — the North American Nanohertz Observatory for Gravitational Waves.
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Ms. Gray, a postdoctoral student, was traveling through an area of the country that has been engulfed by antigovernment demonstrations when a mob threw stones at the vehicle she was riding in, striking her in the head, officials said.
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The airlines said customers traveling through Los Angeles International Airport, Hollywood Burbank Airport or Long Beach Airport can change their travel dates without a fee and will not be charged the difference if the new date is more expensive.
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The UN public health agency estimates that more than a million refugees and internally displaced people are traveling through and out of North Kivu and Ituri, and this movement is a potential risk factor for the spread of Ebola.
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Bran has been very reckless when time-traveling through the weirwood tree internet, already causing the death of the Three-Eyed Raven and the Children of the Forest by allowing the Night King to burn his mark onto him.
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The very last leg of the journey would involve something that most certainly didn't exist when the Orient Express first entered service: traveling through the underwater Channel Tunnel, which goes beneath the English Channel and connects France and England.
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This became a revolutionary way for biologists to track the comings and goings and interactions of specific proteins, easily visible under a microscope — akin to attaching a GPS device to a person traveling through the tumult of a city.
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Democrats also plan to hold hearings on Trump's decision to send thousands of U.S. troops to the border to meet a caravan of migrants and asylum seekers traveling through Central America to the U.S. border, the Washington Post reported.
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Citing survey and medical data released last year that was gathered by its teams working with Salvadoran migrants traveling through Mexico, Doctors Without Borders said 55 percent of Salvadoran refugees and migrants reported being victims of blackmail or extortion.
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The Obama administration invested heavily in Central America, hoping that economic development, police training and a shared sense of commitment would stem a growing tide of migrants — children in particular — traveling through Mexico to get to the United States.
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Kao Lor and his uncle Lee Lor were traveling through the state on their way to pick up a car when they stopped to get a room at a Super 8 Motel in the northern Indiana city of Plymouth.
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Service Advisory: Trains traveling through New Carrolton (NCR) may experience a delay due to a hold placed on two of the four tracks in the area and speed restrictions on the open tracks caused by an earlier trespasser incident.
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"It is difficult for this Court to imagine much, if anything, that could be more important to the State of Washington than that the nuclear-powered submarines carrying nuclear warheads are secure when traveling through its waters," Rothstein wrote.
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Since neutrons traveling through heavy water split atoms more efficiently, less uranium should be needed to achieve a critical mass; that's the minimum amount of uranium required to start a spontaneous chain reaction of atoms splitting in rapid succession.
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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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The Pentagon said on Monday it was deploying more than 5,200 troops to the border at Trump's direction to confront a caravan of men, women and children traveling through Mexico as they flee violence and poverty in Central America.
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The San Ysidro port of entry is the most common place for Central Americans to seek asylum in the US, because it's so large and because the route to Tijuana is safer than traveling through northeast Mexico into Texas.
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The US Navy's Fifth Fleet, which is stationed in the Gulf country of Bahrain, received two distress calls on Thursday morning from vessels traveling through the Gulf of Oman, an important energy shipping route situated between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran.
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She met her second husband José Nunes while traveling through Italy, India, and Bali after the unraveling of her first marriage — a trip that inspired the 2006 hit memoir, which has gone on to sell more than 10 million copies.
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To give the footage an added epicness, and heighten the sense that you're traveling through the colossal interior of a massive spacecraft, it's all set to music by anime and film composer Kenji Kawai, taken from Ghost in the Shell: Innocence.
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Meanwhile, a senior North Korean official was traveling through Beijing on his way to Singapore for the logistical talks, according to the South Korean news agency Yonhap, which named the official as Kim Chang-son, Kim's de-facto chief of staff.
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SKOPJE, Macedonia — Hundreds of migrants braved a fast-moving river to cross from Greece into Macedonia on Monday, defying efforts by European officials to stop people fleeing war and desperation from traveling through the Balkans to Germany and other destinations.
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The next reporter using the term "pancake-sausage" in Article 1 on # trans2012 is summoned to make its pass #MERCI When not traveling through France in search of the best buvettes, Guillaume Blot swallows sausage patties by the dozen on Twitter.
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Acosta's credentials were initially revoked after Trump denounced him as a "rude, terrible person" during a news conference, during which Acosta questioned the president about the probe of Russian meddling in the 2016 election and a migrant caravan traveling through Mexico.
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QUESTLOVE For me, I look at music within a 25-year cycle, a way of giving people in their thirties a last go-round of traveling through their childhood memories before they are required to be wise older statesmen and stateswomen.
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The owner, Mohammed Amer Ishkal, said in a letter to local authorities in Zawiya that the camels had all arrived after he imported them and the town council of Janzour denied that any camels were stolen while traveling through it.
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The UN public health agency estimates that more than a million refugees and internally displaced people are traveling through and out of North Kivu and Ituri provinces, and this movement is a potential risk factor for the spread of Ebola.
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The Japanese Defense Ministry said on Sunday evening that a Maritime Self Defense Force ship and a P3C patrol airplane had spotted six Chinese naval vessels including Liaoning traveling through the passage between Miyako and Okinawa and into the Pacific.
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How to watch: Rental or purchase (iTunes, Amazon) Cormac McCarthy's devastating novel about a father and son traveling through post-apocalyptic America is a grim, gray feature, but you can't tear your eyes away from Viggo Mortensen and Kodi Smit-McPhee.
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The posts also came after Fox News Channel, the president's favorite, reported on a group of hundreds of Central Americans that has been traveling through Mexico toward the United States, where some hope to seek asylum or sneak across the border.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration signed an agreement with the government of El Salvador on Friday that could force Central American migrants traveling through El Salvador to seek refuge in that violent and dangerous country instead of in the United States.
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The Trump administration on Wednesday received additional Central American support for its hard-line migration policies when Honduras signed an agreement with the United States that is intended to thwart asylum-seekers traveling through the region from entering the United States.
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One of the lesser-known Middle Eastern stopover programs, Oman Air offers passengers traveling through Muscat to stay for up to three nights, with the airline picking up the tab for one night if at least two nights are booked.
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"One in three women are sexually assaulted on the dangerous trek up through Mexico," he said in January — an estimate that appears to have originated from some limited surveys, one of them by Doctors Without Borders, of women traveling through Mexico.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Thousands of mostly Honduran migrants traveling through Mexico gathered in the capital on Tuesday after a 26,000 mile (1,600 km) journey, with a handful saying President Donald Trump's hostility had deterred them from continuing to the United States.
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The pregnant Keeping Up With the Kardashian star — who will soon welcome her first child, a son, with her Cleveland Cavaliers player beau Tristan Thompson — was traveling through an airport recently when paparazzi allegedly screamed "rude things" at her while taking her photograph.
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Voyager's science team will also study data collected by three other on-board instruments — the cosmic ray subsystem, the low energy charged particle instrument, and the magnetometer — all built to give a clearer picture of the environment Voyager 2 is traveling through.
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Theories explaining their origin include that they are caused by polarized waves traveling through strong magnetic fields in dense plasma (such as from a neutron star in the cosmic neighborhood of a galactic core's supermassive black hole or within dense, magnetized nebulas).
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While traveling through, the occasional option to take a photo of something will pop up on screen, asking you to find a landmark or an animal and take a photo of it in the easily accessed photo mode (left on the D-pad).
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Prosecutors had argued that the men were not in medical distress, as Warren and other aid workers explained in testimony why they had allowed the men to recuperate at the property after several days traveling through the desert from the US-Mexico border.
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The nets, which are set at an altitude of 1,225 meters (4,000 feet), collect an average of 703,000 liters of water a day, which is first filtered for impurities before traveling through eight kilometers of piping to reach homes in the villages.
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First of all, there's no tube involved, so the idea of traveling through a near-vacuum state at close to supersonic speeds has been replaced with a more modest proposal of whisking along a magnetized track that parallels preexisting freeways at 200 mph.
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Scientist Usama Kadri, an applied mathematician and engineer affiliated with MIT and Cardiff University, recently presented the Australian Transport Safety Bureau with a fairly new, esoteric way of analyzing the deep sound waves traveling through the water, called acoustic gravity wave theory.
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Offline viewing can also appeal to commuters, who don't have access to a signal while on underground trains, plus those traveling through more rural or isolated areas where signals are weaker, or those traveling outside the country, where data is a concern.
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The team was able to extract information on the speed of waves traveling through the Earth's surface—they even measured the devastating earthquake that occurred in Mexico during the study time period, according to the paper published in the journal Scientific Reports.
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"His references to Turkish passport blocks should be seen as part of a larger Freedom Party campaign against Turks and Muslims -- especially in the wake of large numbers of Syrian refugees traveling through Turkey in their attempt to reach Europe," he added.
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"Russia has once again demonstrated it will do whatever it takes to ensure the barbaric Assad regime never faces consequences for its continued use of chemicals as weapons," U.S. Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley said while traveling through Africa, per Reuters.
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Jared Kushner, a senior White House advisor and son-in-law to U.S. President Donald Trump, is traveling through the Middle East this week reportedly to gauge support for an American attempt to strike a deal in the decades-long Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The discriminatory measures included expelling thousands of Qatari citizens, prohibiting Qataris from traveling through the UAE, and limiting "the rights of Qataris to any speech deemed to be in support of or opposed to the actions against Qatar," according to the ICJ.
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Should the European Union revert to permanent border checks to slow Syrian, Afghan and Iraqi migrants traveling through Greece and the west Balkans toward Northern Europe, the long-term cost could exceed €100 billion, the French government calculated in a separate study.
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Photographer Nicola Bailey was traveling through southwestern Ethiopia, documenting the challenges faced by one of the region's largest tribal groups, when she was given the opportunity to witness a landmark coming-of-age ritual of the Hamar people: the bull-jumping ceremony.
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ARRIAGA, Mexico — The thousands of migrants traveling through southern Mexico toward the United States border poured into the rail town of Arriaga on Friday, filling the town's main park and the surrounding streets, clustering together in spare shade under a torridly hot sun.
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Minutes later, Tyler Q. Houlton, the spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security, tweeted, "Citizens of countries outside Central America, including countries in the Middle East, Africa, South Asia, and elsewhere are currently traveling through Mexico toward the U.S." Ron Nixon contributed reporting.
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But Verbeck and his collaborators at the East Syracuse-based technology firm Inficon soon realized that the invention could be used to precisely determine the source of any unique chemical profile traveling through the air — including those associated with many types of drugs.
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I'm not sure what I was looking for, but I think I wanted to know more about what his father had written (many stories lacked bylines back then) so I could better imagine him here in Australia and traveling through the region.
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Two missiles struck the Iranian tanker Sabiti traveling through the Red Sea off the coast of Saudi Arabia on Friday, Iranian officials said, the latest incident in the region amid months of heightened tensions between Tehran and the U.S. (SHANA via AP)
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Euan Graham, the director of the International Security Program at the Lowy Institute in Sydney, Australia, said that for the Chinese, traveling through the strait was a logical way to move from one area of fleet operations to another along its long coastline.
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What's happening: The polar expedition, dubbed "MOSAiC" or "Multidisciplinary drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate," entails studying the Arctic climate system while traveling through the trans-polar drift into the Fram Strait between Greenland and the Svalbard archipelago, per the Times.
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Although most people have forgiven Syrian refugees for traveling through Europe with their smartphones, a fair portion of America still scoffs at the idea of homeless people carrying cellphones at all, and some of those people are very angry about it indeed.
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