Although WeChat Pay is available to Chinese tourists travelling in the US — and foreign tourists travelling in China — American WeChat users still can't use it.
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A lorry travelling in the opposite direction swerved into their lane.
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It doesn't stop Americans travelling in the other direction to Europe.
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As such flows are very often travelling in the same direction.
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When travelling in rural Australia, nothing is more important than the weather.
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Shortly after, while travelling in the Netherlands, the Philippines revoked his passport.
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Travelling in self-driving cars will, eventually, be a common occurrence in cities.
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In November it passed the $1trn mark again, travelling in the other direction.
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Another Briton and a Belgian who were travelling in the same vehicle also died.
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They were travelling in unseaworthy boats trying to cross the central Mediterranean in rough conditions.
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Sam Goodwin, the U.S. citizen freed last month, had been travelling in Syria without a visa.
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By the time it leaves the sun, it is travelling in excess of 400km per second.
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These bottles are especially good for travelling in locations where tap water isn't recommended for drinking.
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Li Shuhua, 53, who was on the property tour, flew into Xishuangbanna after travelling in Turkey.
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The friends are mostly travelling in the general compartment, the cheapest option available on Indian Railways.
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I met my husband when I was travelling in Mexico and he was my Couchsurfing host.
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THOSE who have spent years travelling in Africa have learned to do so with good humour.
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The bus was travelling in slow motion because the driver was afraid he might hit someone.
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After all, it'll be pretty hard to keep to your lane when you're travelling in three dimensions.
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No one was injured and the train, loaded with iron ore, was travelling in a remote area.
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All are closely guarded, spending their days in climate-controlled confinement and travelling in bomb-proof cases.
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Travelling in outback Australia can be immensely rewarding, but your typical smartphone options won't necessarily improve your trip.
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On March 9th your correspondent saw a sporadic flow of lorries travelling in both directions across the bridge.
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We'll begin with a spin travelling in a world of my delectation, what we'll see will defy explanation.
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His life became one of incessant travelling, in his simple blue anorak, to nurture his flowers as they grew.
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The car Chan was travelling in with Koon was later seen entering King's Park Hill in Yau Ma Tei.
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Again I had a feeling of impenetrable ignorance, which for me will always be synonymous with travelling in Japan.
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"There is zero prospect of any restriction being placed on travelling in or out of London," the spokesman said.
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Many ride-hailing drivers now work for both services, which means travelling in a Lyft car is no longer unique.
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When travelling in Vietnam, you never need to step foot in a restaurant; the street food is cheaper and better.
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The company also offers an UberPool service that allows several passengers travelling in the same direction to share a ride.
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The other is that waves all travelling in the same direction eventually mash and join together, forming a giant one.
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Smog, congestion and cost: Travelling in a dense urban environment can be a stressful situation at the best of times.
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Andrew Cuomo said the patient is a woman in her late 30s who contracted the virus while travelling in Iran.
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Xi and Modi are travelling in Africa ahead of a BRICS summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, which begins on Wednesday.
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I've noticed that on social media that you've been quite open about the discrimination you've faced travelling in a band.
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Now we no longer have to worry about having the monstrous evil of socialized medical care when we're travelling in Europe.
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Much early work is focused on "platooning", where trucks cut wind resistance and thus fuel costs by travelling in close procession.
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Passengers travelling in one direction, from Amsterdam to London, will also have to disembark at Brussels for passport and security checks.
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The club extends a welcome to any '93er who happens to be travelling in that area, particularly on a third Tuesday.
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At the Europa Bridge, the main border crossing in the region used by commuters travelling in both directions, armed police inspected vehicles.
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Eight security officers in Kenya were killed near the border with Somalia when the vehicles they were travelling in detonated explosive devices.
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Those Trinitarios were travelling in four cars when they came upon Lesandro near the bodega in the Belmont section of the Bronx.
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The news of Zinni's departure comes as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is travelling in the region, including a stop in Qatar.
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Those letters were addressed to Defence Secretary Jim Mattis, who is travelling in Europe this week, and the Navy's top officer, Adm.
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As Ahmad began travelling in the Middle East, Africa, and Europe, and began winning significant convictions, her stock at the F.B.I. rose.
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A group of European tourists travelling in a group across India said they now planned to cut short their 20 day trip.
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Yvonne was a hidden child in France, travelling in the care of her aunt and uncle and frequently changing homes and names.
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He and his classmates were travelling in two separate buses, and his first text was sent to a friend in the other bus.
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The war risk insurance premium (WRP) for ships travelling in the Gulf has risen 10-fold as a result, according to industry participants.
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But despite the issue being common-place only 219 percent of motorists admitted THEY are backseat drivers when travelling in someone else's car.
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In any case, travelling in companionable groups, and planning to stay only a few years, they were prepared to live just about anywhere.
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Quick to sense an opportunity as well, Mittal started the website in December, matching people with potential carpool partners travelling in their direction.
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The British monarch was 25 when she ascended the throne in 1952, learning of her father George VI's death while travelling in Kenya.
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While people are travelling in unprecedented numbers, the companies which rely on their business have become more vulnerable than ever to geopolitical pressures.
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However, they are used here as a proxy for trying (and sometimes failing) to impress a date when travelling in a new city.
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Crossing from the original building into the new extension is could be described as like travelling in a time-tunnel of Danish architecture.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who was travelling in Britain, told reporters the police acted independently and that the government believed in media freedom.
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I turned twenty-four while travelling in China alone, in 1986, after the friend I was with had become too miserable to continue.
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She and her sister attended an international school, which prepared them for studies abroad, and she spent summers travelling in America or Australia.
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Turkey&aposs coast guard said the migrants were stopped Friday afternoon while travelling in a fishing boat south of the Dardanelles in western Turkey.
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But flying eastwards also meant that the wind was travelling in the same direction as the flight AI173, helping it reach the destination early.
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The new digs are an easy drive from the Gulf Coast, and the Beckster invites any '93ers travelling in that area to drop by.
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As governments restrict public transport to key workers, construction sites have shut to prevent workers travelling in confined spaces and gathering in large groups.
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Germany issued a travel ban for 18 Saudi nationals allegedly connected to the crime from travelling in the continent's 26-country Schengen area on Monday.
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In a bizarre state of affairs, women travelling in metro trains in India's capital city of New Delhi, can now carry knives for "self-protection".
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Travelling in the car behind Howe was Jenner, who subsequently rear-ended Howe, causing her to swerve into oncoming traffic, which resulted in her death.
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Hitchhiking can be an exhilarating experience for the brazen, but a frustrated Frenchman travelling in New Zealand has found it to be quite the ordeal.
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According to a memo that outlined the conversation, the group discussed whether he was travelling in the city alone, without a partner, while on duty.
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Jalal Baleedi was killed by a drone strike as he was travelling in a car with two others in coastal Abyan province, residents said on Thursday.
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Surprisingly, given the value of his carry-on luggage, the Turkish businessman was travelling in economy class, but flying business class does not guarantee greater security.
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Cousins, 58, and four family members along with the pilot were killed when the seaplane they were travelling in crashed in Australia on New Year's Eve.
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Exemptions will be made to those travelling in a diplomatic or official capacity, as well as holders of "C" visas, the ministry said in a statement.
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It was spotted in full view of the doe-eyed software engineers travelling in from San Francisco aboard the world's most popular search engine's shuttle bus.
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Many people came to believe that he could compose whole masterpieces while walking after dinner, travelling in a carriage or "in the quiet repose of the night".
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A 93-year-old woman who rode in one of Voyage's cars told him that she recalls travelling in a horse-drawn cab as a young girl.
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Another security official in the area told Reuters the truck they were travelling in had run over a landmine in Kiunga, a town close to the border.
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Morgan and I also went travelling in the summer of 2014 to West Coast America and Europe so there could be some influence from that I guess.
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"We have owners of motorhomes that want to share the experience of travelling in an RV," says Bartel, explaining the premise behind a peer-to-peer approach.
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But a source told the Daily Mail that she's become the "antithesis" of her previous life of frequent partying and travelling in the wake of Epstein's trial.
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As digital disruption gathers pace, retail and private banks in Switzerland— the world's biggest center for cross-border wealth management — are travelling in two directions at once.
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" In a warning to all other vessels travelling in the region, another pirate said: "In the coming days we are going to seize even more foreign ships.
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A low-intensity bomb went off by the road in a suburb of Karachi, Pakistan's largest city, shattering the windows of the van the men were travelling in.
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In other nations, you'd expect top political leaders to be travelling in a convoy of dark cars, surrounded by hordes of law enforcement and secret service-type figures.
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On January 21st: 195 explosions and two middle-aged civilians hit by rifle fire while travelling in a bus near a separatist checkpoint in the town of Olenivka.
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On one level, the word accurately describes the shape of Odysseus' journey: he's the man who gets where he's going by meandering—indeed, often by travelling in circles.
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"Hapag-Lloyd Cruises is very aware of its responsibility when travelling in environmentally-sensitive areas and respects all nature and wildlife," the cruise company said in a statement.
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A million migrants arrived in 2015, according to the United Nations, with many thousands travelling in crowded and unseaworthy boats either across the Mediterranean or over land via Turkey.
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When travelling in India, there's always the underlying pressure from friends and family to take as many photos as you can to prove on Instagram that you're having fun.
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Citing unnamed sources, a Ming Pao report claimed the trio were seen travelling in a car across the border at the Lok Ma Chau checkpoint with no one else inside.
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Also in the swag bag are three nights in the Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria in Sorrento, where a suite costs upwards of $700 a night, if travelling in late-April.
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In the harsh Australian outback resides the Moore family, travelling in a converted bus, living off the flesh of men who are lured by their 16-year-old daughter Patricia.
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And for the first time since 1957 there were no accidents or fatalities involving passenger jets (those who lost their lives in 2017 were all travelling in propeller-driven aircraft).
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According to Sapsis, there are two theories: one is that ocean swells, travelling in different speeds and directions, "superimpose with the right phase," he explained, creating an abnormally huge wave.
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German citizens travelling in countries where travel has not been restricted can still register which would make it easier for the government to reach them in case the situation changes.
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Anthony Balletta told The Daily Mail that his bulldog, Frank, died while travelling in a crate in the plane&aposs cargo hold during a flight home on December 21, 2019.
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NAIROBI, Kenya – A Kenyan legislator says eight police officers have died in his constituency after the vehicle they were travelling in was hit by a roadside bomb planted by suspected extremists.
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Canadian National and rival Canadian Pacific Railway were rationing space on trains travelling in the Vancouver area and prioritized some commodities over others to deal with congestion, causing complaints from shippers.
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A flight operated by budget airline SpiceJet from Kochi to Mumbai nearly took off without 40 passengers, who were still travelling in a coach from the boarding gate to the aircraft.
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But there are problems with air strikes too—the jihadists stopped travelling in large numbers after American bombers killed more than 80 of them in one set of strikes in January.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 12 (Reuters) - A German canoe slalom coach was injured and rushed to hospital after a taxi he was travelling in crashed, Rio Games organisers said on Friday.
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She will start infusing prunes with Monbazillac wine a month early in order to serve, at a supper inspired by her memories of travelling in southwestern France, just the right apéritif.
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Born in 701, the son of a merchant, Li spent his life travelling in search of patrons to sponsor his political career and divine beings to help him transcend earthly knowledge.
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The theory is that "naming and shaming" such malefactors provides a deterrent, preventing them from travelling in the West and using its financial networks, as well as fighting Russian efforts at disinformation.
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"We've seen an increase in the number of people travelling in black light vests [as opposed to orange and yellow visibility jackets] showing there are growing fears over being caught," he said.
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By measuring the absorption rate of muons travelling in different directions through a large object, such as a pyramid, it is possible to work out if there is an empty space within.
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In our solar system, all of the planets and most of the other objects orbit in a prograde motion, meaning they're travelling in the same direction as the rotation of the sun.
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"There are no plans to close down the transport network in London, and there is zero prospect of any restriction being placed on travelling in or out of London," the representative said.
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People between 18 and 30 also have the Working Holiday option, valid for a maximum period of twelve months, where they're allowed to support themselves with temporary jobs while travelling in Australia.
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I was shocked by just how different the business and first-class experiences seemed to economy, but I still don&apost understand how anyone can justify the cost of travelling in first.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Canadian Kristian Lee Baxter, detained while travelling in Syria last year, was freed on Friday, the second Westerner released by the Syrian government in two weeks with help from neighbouring Lebanon.
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Mr Trump fumes that American cars exported to Europe attract a 270% tariff whereas cars travelling in the other direction are taxed at only 2000%—the result of trade negotiations over the years.
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Back at the ryokan , hunched on the tatami floor, I searched online, but there was no news about Homayoun Ershadi, nothing to suggest that he was travelling in Japan, or no longer alive.
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DAKAR, April 4 (Reuters) - A group of European tourists travelling in southwest Cameroon were not kidnapped, their Swiss tour operator said on Wednesday, contradicting government reports that separatist militants had held them hostage.
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Bryant perished along with his 13-year-old daughter Gianna and seven others when the helicopter they were travelling in crashed in foggy weather on a hillside northwest of Los Angeles on Sunday.
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Australia's Paralympic team chef de mission Kate McLoughlin said the sailing team were shaken by the incident and repeated a warning to athletes to exercise a high degree of caution while travelling in Rio.
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MOSCOW, May 7 (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin has switched to travelling in a new Russian-made limousine, ditching the imported vehicles he has been using up to now, Russian state television reported on Monday.
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Before the Snowden revelations, when companies such as Microsoft, Yahoo, and other email providers didn't use encryption, all these emails were travelling in the clear over the internet, and were collected by spy agencies.
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Courtesy ARS, NY In 1918, with Paris under threat of German invasion, Soutine moved to Ceret, near the border of Spain, and spent much of the next three years travelling in the South of France.
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Lord Rolls Royce turned out to be a 42-year-old businessman called Emir Garduño who was travelling in his Phantom with an entourage of eight bodyguards distributed between three additional vehicles and two motorcycles.
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By keeping lawful permanent residents out of America just because they happened to be travelling in a targeted country, the Ninth Circuit reasoned, the administration may have denied a class of people "notice and a hearing".
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It was while travelling in the Aegean that I decided I would study classical Greek when I got home so that I could read everything written by the Greeks who had crossed this sea before me.
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BAMAKO, Sept 3 (Reuters) - At least eight people were killed in Mali when a makeshift bomb exploded under a passenger bus travelling in the violence-plagued central region of Mopti, the bus company said on Tuesday.
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Electric engineering in automotive and motorsport is now a movement and a very powerful one because it is so relevant to future mobility and the way society travels and will be travelling in years to come.
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The final impact would depend on how long the outbreak lasts with travelling in the region restricted, although so far none of the company's 2757,23.3 staff in China had been infected, Schuler told an analyst conference.
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The extradition bill, which will cover Hong Kong residents and foreign and Chinese nationals living or travelling in the city, has many concerned it may threaten the rule of law that underpins Hong Kong's international financial status.
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Kim Jong Nam was known to spend a significant amount of time outside North Korea, travelling in Macau and Hong Kong as well as mainland China, and has been caught in the past using forged travel documents.
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You get the sense that Myriam has come up harder than Paul, whose soixante-huitard parents occasionally volunteer to take care of the kids when they're not travelling in Asia or doing work on their country house.
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In a separate incident in the northern province of Faryab, seven people were killed when the car they were travelling in hit a roadside bomb early on Sunday morning, Mohammad Karim Yuresh, spokesman for Faryab police, said.
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It ended when he fled to Ecuador — reportedly travelling in the trunk of a car — after he was accused of corruption in the wake of the 1968 military coup headed by left-wing nationalist Juan Velasco Alvarado.
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Trade sanctions are spreading from goods to services, Capital Economics noted last week, with China issuing a warning to citizens about risks of travelling in the United States and U.S. lawmakers pushing to tighten visas for Chinese students.
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In the first strike two men were killed when a missile hit the vehicle in which they were travelling in the al-Soumaa district of southern al-Bayda province, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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It's great to see Cyborg finally get the chance to perform on the platform her skills deserve, but, with the trajectory this venture appears to being travelling in, is it a tenable option for the UFC going forward?
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Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes team was one of those involved in the incidents at Interlagos, with shots reportedly fired and a gun pointed at the head of one employee travelling in a van outside the circuit late on Friday.
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The future of high-speed transport has been hypothetically realised in a new rendered VR video of Elon Musk's potential Hyperloop stations, from the experience of travelling in a pod to the actual features of the station itself.
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A craft thus leased out might engage in Earth-observation tasks such as maritime surveillance or detecting forest fires—or it might, by travelling in small circles, act as an internet node or as a platform for mobile telephony.
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The extradition bill, which will cover Hong Kong's 7 million residents and foreign and Chinese nationals living or travelling in the city, has many concerned it may threaten the rule of law that underpins Hong Kong's international financial status.
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The extradition bill, which would cover Hong Kong's 7 million residents and foreign and Chinese nationals living or travelling in the city, has many concerned it may threaten the rule of law that underpins Hong Kong's international financial status.
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Member states had been deadlocked on where to set the cap on wholesale roaming charges after June 2017, when EU citizens will be able to use their phones abroad while travelling in Europe at the same cost as home.
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Here's what you need to know: The MT Aris 403 was seized by pirates approximately 11 miles (17km) off the northern tip of Somalia by pirates travelling in two skiffs — with weapons spotted in at least one of them.
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The British government said it would legislate to make operators set a limit of 45 pounds ($58.70) a month on data usage when customers are travelling in Europe and beyond, in line with the current cap set by the European Union.
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"We will then advise them as to the safest way to transit, which may involve travelling in convoy," Hunt said, adding that Britain would also strengthen measures to protect ships flying the flags of other countries but which had British crew.
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The CEO of Compass Group Plc , the world's biggest catering firm, and four of his close family members were among the six people who died when the seaplane they were travelling in crashed into a Sydney river on New Year's Eve.
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The migrants, some travelling in groups as small as a dozen people while others formed caravans of more than 100, said they planned to unite at the Guatemalan border city of Tecun Uman before crossing together into Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico.
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Captain Joseph Trench Niez, its clean-cut 28-year old navigation officer, decodes the bomb-shaped stickers on the fuselage for your blogger, one of four journalists travelling in the Asia-Pacific with the chairman of the joint chiefs, General Joseph Dunford.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said surcharge-free roaming for mobile users could no longer be guaranteed after a no-deal Brexit, meaning consumers could be hit with higher charges to make calls, send texts and use mobile data when travelling in the European Union.
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I also noticed that, even though men could be fined for coming in to the carriage — it didn&apost seem to be that strictly enforced, and my friend got in more trouble for drinking water than a man for travelling in the area.
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The Green Berets were part of a training mission in Jordan, and because of the lack of perceived threat and that country's status as an American ally, the US service members were travelling in unarmored vehicles, not wearing body armor and only carrying side arms.
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I mean, just travelling in, you know, throughout Guatemala and, you know, in rural Guatemala and rural Mexico, and seeing the way other people lived, without being, kind of, finger wagged, or anything like that, by my mum, just being able to observe it.
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"Market participants, already wary of slow demand growth from last year, are weighing the effects on global oil demand of the lockdown in several cities in China, and likely reduced travelling in the broader Asia-Pacific region," Barclays analyst Amarpreet Singh said in a note.
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Germans and the French, by contrast, become even more responsible about their ticket-purchasing around the holidays: only 11% of French business travellers bought flights with less than three-days notice before travelling in August, while 54% of Germans booked at least two weeks ahead in December.
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Incident On the evening of December 16, 2012, the victim and a male friend were heading home from a South Delhi movie theater after watching the movie, "Life of Pi." They boarded a private bus and within a few minutes were accosted by the men travelling in the bus alongside them.
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Settle into the passenger seat of a Honda taxi on a narrow rural road and you may be called upon to perform unexpected duties like telling your driver when it is safe to overtake a slow-moving lorry, without hitting a scooter, gaggle of children or bonnet-less jalopy travelling in the other direction.
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It is the most serious cross-border exchange since January 2015 when Hezbollah killed two Israeli soldiers travelling in a jeep with an anti-tank missile, days after Israel had killed an Iranian general, the son of a senior Hezbollah commander and several others in an airstrike on a convoy of cars in Syria.
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Cabify's spokesperson further said that the two companies have not been meeting for any kind of negotiation, and would not comment on whether the two might work together on any kind of ridesharing partnership, whereby customers of Lyft, for example, could use the Cabify app when travelling in the 38 cities in Latin America, Spain and Portugal where it operates.
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Between regularly travelling in and out of London to keep my VICE desk from becoming a Motherboard dumping ground, to trundling back and forth along the southern English coast to lecture to university students once per week, I'm on the move a lot, and often for hours at a time with the British rail network as reliable as it isn't.
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Before that, he had personal experience of how free speech can be curtailed while travelling in eastern Europe before the fall of the Berlin Wall: he describes a Polish censor's verdict he received in 1989 for an article on the "total bankruptcy" of socialism, and watching a woman swallow a piece of cigarette paper after asking him to memorise the message on it, eating her words.
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