Whenever the president travels by car, he travels in bullet- and bomb-proof luxury.
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We're sharing Liberty the elephant's travels across the country as Liberty travels to Ohio.
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"She travels often to make that possible, and she travels at no expense to taxpayers."
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It also owns assets in Delhi-based Pearl International Tour & Travels and Mumbai-based Lawson Travels & Tours.
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It contains two important tubes, the trachea, or windpipe, where air travels, and the esophagus, where food travels.
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Every time Gulliver travels into another chapter of "Gulliver's Travels" I marvel at how well travelled he is despite his incurable gullibility.
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Exodus Travels The adventure outfitter Exodus Travels promises more pyramids than Egypt with its rugged new 12-day small group trip in Sudan.
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But he didn't even know that Shireen was dead, which is a good reminder that news travels slowly in Westeros, when it travels at all.
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You want the best people and the best operations you can in these states, but message travels nationally nowadays -- and it travels fastest via your fans.
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Sound is just our brains translating vibrations in air molecules into more meaningful data, but how the sound travels is dependent on the air it travels through.
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He has rarely spoken to the media during those travels, frustrating the State Department press corps that usually accompanies the nation's top diplomat on his travels overseas.
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And liberalism travels on the power of its ideas, but it also travels on the back of the economic, military and political power that the West had.
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You could be an international consultant who travels, at minimum, 150 days out of the year or the CEO who has a heavy portion of staff who travels frequently.
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"Travels With Lizbeth" — the title is a nod toward John Steinbeck's "Travels With Charley" (1962) — can also be read as a first-rate book about the human-dog relationship.
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The surge -- gassy and buoyant -- travels above it.
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As my travels lessen, Amy and I look forward to spending even more time with Gus and Junebug and keeping them safe and happy wherever our travels may take us.
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And, as I learned, it's a strange realm, where light travels slower, sound travels faster, and the feeling of floating underwater can flood you with sensations of deep peace and quiet.
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Monetize your travels While he used to work odd jobs back home to save up for his next trip, Hatton made the decision to monetize his travels by becoming a travel blogger.
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As a beam of light travels through space, it propagates forward in a straight line but it can be rotating about the axis along which it travels, like a corkscrew twirling through space.
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Read more about her cat sitting travels on her blog.
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Wilson, who travels frequently, also missed his scheduled return flight.
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It's one that should come in handy for frequent travels.
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Simply put: radio travels way farther than an LTE broadcast.
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There were photo books documenting their travels around the world.
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The best moments in my travels are virtually always free.
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Now, she's such a massive advocate and travels the world.
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Travelers simply need to book their travels before December 4.
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The film also travels to Italy, California, Africa and beyond.
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The market travels in sudden bursts, not a steady pace.
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Read about their travels on the Global Help Swap site.
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It can then pick up lead as it travels elsewhere.
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The pair have also been documenting their travels on Instagram.
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Two other senior officials are facing scrutiny over their travels.
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But they really make a big difference in your travels.
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Begin thinking logistically: Will you need visas for your travels?
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Polarization refers to the angle that light travels through space.
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"A traveller is someone who travels," says one resident, firmly.
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She goes shopping, robs a bank, travels to a castle.
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The couple also documented their travels on their blog SimplyCycling.
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The extra money is nice for summer travels and activities!
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Galagoda Aththe Gnanasara says he never travels without the case.
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He even has portable mat versions for when he travels.
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Tre takes his message -- and his button -- everywhere he travels.
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She also travels across the country as a motivational speaker.
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Information travels quickly on Wall Street, but so does noise.
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Attached to transgender people, that smear travels a great distance.
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She is a vegan and only travels abroad by train.
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It travels from Ukraine, to Belarus, to Lithuania, to Sweden.
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This is where the Prophet travels forward alone, without Gabriel.
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The Juan Sebastian de Elcano frequently travels around the world.
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He now travels across the country speaking to various groups.
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A typical iPhone travels the world before reaching final customers.
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One of the conditions ... he travels with his sober coach.
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Donny describes meeting people across the world on his travels.
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The solid disk travels from east to west and back.
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You see how this stuff just travels through the culture.
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Burger often shared photos of her travels, fashion and food.
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In [that building] especially, sound travels like you wouldn't believe.
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It travels at a top speed of about 0003 mph.
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And these cultural trappings do follow art, when art travels.
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"He travels around the Tibetan Plateau sketching birds," Tsehua says.
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Later in the week, he travels to Nevada and California.
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She now travels the nation endorsing candidates with the senator.
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"I'm learning all the time," she said of her travels.
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Travels on Sunday to David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center; lincolncenter.org.
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The pyroclastic flow -- dense and rocky -- travels at the bottom.
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The Dennings' travels are by no means luxury family vacations.
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I have met them during my travels to 49 states.
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And everywhere it travels, it kills frogs with brutal efficiency.
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Decker travels with her, but she sees little of him.
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A cash card travels better than grain, buckets and blankets.
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The NRA head travels by private plane for security reasons.
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As a child, Barber accompanied his father on his travels.
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SOUTH TOWARD HOME: Travels in Southern Literature, by Margaret Eby.
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WEDNESDAY • Pope Francis travels to Panama for World Youth Day.
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Is there anything you always bring home from your travels?
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I forgot, what I forgot brought glory to my travels,
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The word travels among our group, and people step up.
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She travels the breadth of extremities, and that frightens most.
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The beetle actually travels close to a foot a second.
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His travels this week were overshadowed by the Brussels attacks.
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It's Artmobile, for instance, travels with collections around the state.
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"Things to remember before @realDonaldTrump travels to Europe," it said.
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Mr. Anderson travels for work around 100 days a year.
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To help us understand, the series travels along two timelines.
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Play resumed in 2000, and so did the trophy's travels.
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She often travels to competitions with 70 pairs of skis.
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Mackenzie's spirit never recovered from the disappointments of his travels.
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But it's still inspired by her travels around the state.
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Based in New York, Ms. Spalding travels frequently to perform.
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VICE News' Roberto Ferdman travels to Texas to learn more.
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Wherever he goes, he always travels with a gas mask.
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This novel travels off the map and into that territory.
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Hate, it turns out, travels faster than Silicon Valley justice.
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Culture and adventure hold second place equally in my travels.
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Electromagnetic radiation, what we call light, travels like a wave.
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Based in Los Angeles, Mr. Scheer travels frequently for work.
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It travels in a simple ballistic arc toward its target.
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Like most working comedians, Mr. Wood travels frequently to perform.
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They're from my travels to Mexico, Lithuania, New Mexico, Turkey.
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Here I offer my own take, inspired by my travels.
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When he travels, he insists on hotels lined with cameras.
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They also love the community they've found in their travels.
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Some critics felt "Gulliver's Travels" (2010) lacked humor and sense.
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Residue from those pills travels to treatment plants and waterways.
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Several Trump Cabinet members have faced criticism for their travels.
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My husband travels extensively for his work as a journalist.
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The car is out of service until the group travels.
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Zuckerberg's daily schedule tends to vary more when he travels.
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He says he lives on a boat, and travels extensively.
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Pompeo travels to New Delhi after his stop in Pakistan.
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Vibrio cholerae travels from person to person via fecal matter.
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A Pelican air case to handle his most rugged travels
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On Wednesday, Mr. Trump rebuked Mr. Price for his travels.
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Now when she travels, Stone carries the guide with her.
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He travels to Los Angeles's Skid Row, Ireland, and Russia.
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Demographic shiftSound travels four times faster through water than air.
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What do you think you would learn from your travels?
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Reuters: EPA inspector general opens new probe into Pruitt's travels.
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Portland travels to face the Mavericks in Dallas on Friday.
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He travels, does errands and takes walks with his wife.
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Fairfield travels to the Orlando to meet USC on Nov.
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With the money they make, the couple travels the world.
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Coastal Carolina travels to play at Delaware State on Saturday.
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She always carries her Illinois driver's license when she travels.
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"Independent Mysteries" contains photos that Magers took during his travels.
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Ohio State travels to play the Boilermakers on Wednesday night.
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Kindlon said Shahed Hussain often travels to Pakistan for business.
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Around 210,2000 passengers inconvenienced at the height of holiday travels.
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Yet another narrated the travels of a medieval Sufi mystic.
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On many weekends, she travels to clubs around the country.
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But as the drama travels through time, the story changes.
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Still, Infantino has enthusiastically sold the idea in his travels.
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She travels without an assistant, but with a makeup artist.
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Describe the circuit he travels each day to find trash.
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Even though the studio doors are closed, however, news travels.
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It's the effect her travels have had on her personally.
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No. 2 LSU travels to No. 3 Alabama this weekend, and No. 4 Penn State travels to No. 1 Ohio State in two weeks (after a tough test against No. 17 Minnesota on Saturday).
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Want to know what kind of woman travels away from home?
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So far, fundraising has been a major focus of Biden's travels.
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A teen movie in which a young girl travels to hell.
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Light travels through no medium but the vacuum of space itself.
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"We know that Mr. Wilson frequently travels for business," Officer said.
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In addition to his animals, James posts photos of his travels.
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It will be sure to prevent hunger pangs during your travels.
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"That role travels with me 24 hours a day," he says.
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Word travels fast in a city the size of Saint John.
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Instead, she travels the stars as Commander Shepard's most essential confidant.
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Is there one memory that stands out from your travels together?
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Life, Hodder travels to Houston for her appointment with the surgeon.
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In other words, "bad news" travels faster, farther and lasts longer.
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Boston returns home to play Orlando, while Atlanta travels to Minnesota.
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He named it "Gulliver," referencing the classic travel tale Gulliver's Travels.
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Here are 20 varied places across Europe to inspire your travels.
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They reject capitalism, but their travels are determined by available work.
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Frontline health worker Ram Kumari Sharma travels to villages across India.
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Ostensibly, Lip and Shirley utilized the Green Book on their travels.
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There's even a Facebook page to keep track of Waldo's travels.
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Florida State next travels for a Sunday game against rival Miami.
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But finding public wifi spots on your travels can be tricky.
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Often, sellers will invent destinations to give their travels a direction.
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He estimates he travels 30 percent of the time for business.
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But it's sort of unclear to me how far this travels.
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Which were, in turn, inspired by those painters' travels to Morocco.
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Now, it's worth noting that American-style food travels pretty broadly.
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In Norway, he travels to the campsite where Anders Behring Breivik
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Ken "Flying Bear" Loo travels the world competing in drone races.
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It is defined as the distance light travels in one year.
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So, I asked Sophia about Las Vegas and her world travels.
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Set out with Bill on his travels at "States of Change."
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You plan your future travels and life years and years ahead.
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"We try to bring things back from our travels," Previte said.
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Boston College travels to face No. 12 North Carolina on Tuesday.
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Despite the incident, he is still planning to continue his travels.
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A word that travels inoffensively across languages was also clearly essential.
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The rideable still travels at up to 16 miles per hour.
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And that includes how to pack more efficiently for your travels.
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Throughout the year, they documented their travels with Gandalf on Instagram.
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We're wishing you safe travels... all the way to your backyard.
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He travels a lot and had never been pulled aside before.
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Information travels over those connections like it does across human synapses.
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ON TAP WEDNESDAY I: Trump travels to Michigan to address automakers.
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The two say they discussed their families, recent travels and sports.
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"Smoking ain't a sin," a miner tells them on their travels.
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Digby returned from his travels with continental recipes, philosophy and science.
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Osakwe travels often to Europe, Asia, and Dubai looking for materials.
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The sound of a televised golf tournament travels from another room.
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Giuliani portrayed his travels as aimed at helping Ukraine fight corruption.
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Africa: Former President Obama travels from Kenya to South Africa today.
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This was another favorite lens I constantly used during my travels.
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Later, Pence travels to Cincinnati to introduce Trump at 6900 p.m.
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Putin travels to Macron's holiday retreat in southern France on Aug.
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You can follow along with Fagerström's travels on Instagram right here.
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Kept us up to date on his travels in Asia 14.
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He has created a thriving studio and travels about the city.
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Star travels with an entourage that includes an armed security guard.
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A snack box that travels to a different country every month
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Michelle Obama travels to Africa for her Let Girls Learn initiative.
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She now blogs and travels full-time with her husband Wes.
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To feed her taste for unlikely pattern combinations, Weinrib travels constantly.
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Visual information travels through the brain in a systematic, hierarchical way.
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VICE: What was one of your favorite experience during your travels?
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When she travels to Mali, people consider her to be white.
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Dust travels, the specificity of particle clings to all origin sources.
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The duo gathers content during their personal travels around the world.
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It will gradually shed layers as it travels into outer space.
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Mr. Steves discussed his advocacy, his travels and the ballot initiatives.
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In addition, misinformation here often travels in the form of memes.
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Ms. Jang is in good health and travels frequently for work.
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Mr. Linn is writer who travels with a Seeing Eye dog.
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Good news travels fast on an island that depends on it.
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The blue liquid, which contains nanoparticles, travels through a second liquid.
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Willem Dafoe travels too much, he said, to have a pet.
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Pope Francis travels to the United States for the first time?
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I remember that I was reading Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift.
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Like the candidate, his wife also frequently travels for her job.
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When a team travels to Queen's Park, though, it is different.
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Two other senior U.S. officials also face scrutiny over their travels.
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Many of the dishes are inspired by the chef's travels abroad.
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He now travels the globe as an ambassador for U.S.A. Curling.
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Smith's novel travels from London to New York and West Africa.
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This dish travels well and can be served at room temperature.
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Pen pals at first, they meet when Joy travels to Oxford.
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Eat locally Simply eating organic overlooks a central issue: Food travels.
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Now, Mr. Mamlouk could be arrested if he travels to Europe.
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Bourdain's world travels gave him a strong perspective on international affairs.
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Olmsted began his travels in the hope of finding common ground.
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The name FieldTrip is a playful nod to Mr. Johnson's travels.
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The show travels to the Dallas Museum of Art on Feb.
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The display, which travels to the Paley Center's Beverly Hills, Calif.
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The chief of staff keeps his own counsel and travels light.
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But Ms. Williams, 36, who travels between Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
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In their travels they discovered a trench the size of Mexico.
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He travels to Sparta and meets Menelaus, freshly reunited with Helen.
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No comic alive travels a greater distance between confidence and vulnerability.
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Mr. Modi travels the world promoting India as a rising superpower.
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He travels a rising arc and automatically transitions to adjacent walls.
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The company's owner is currently in Pakistan, where he travels frequently.
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Other nights of note: George travels back to Indiana on Dec.
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That's the stuff that should be the goal of your travels.
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"Our travels in Denmark have really influenced us," Mr. Posey said.
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And he travels regularly with the President when Trump leaves town.
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He even travels with the schools' sports teams across the country.
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My brother travels for work, so he racks up hotel points.
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Sunday's winner travels to fifth-seed Ole Miss for Tuesday's quarterfinals.
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ABC News travels to the Powder River Basin near Gillette, Wyo.
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This collection of ceramics is like a diary of my travels.
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Approaching his travels as a journalist, however, made them more rewarding.
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The stock market travels on the currents of supply and demand.
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"News travels fast," warned Yasmin Vora, a recruiter with Core Recruitment.
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The best road trip food is, unsurprisingly, food that travels well.
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Auburn is off until it travels to Ole Miss on Jan.
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The name of the company is Pacific Fashions; he travels everywhere.
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He travels the world and meets with political and innovative leaders.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo travels to Israel, Kuwait and Lebanon.
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I kind of feel like I'm back from all my travels.
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She currently lives in New York and occasionally travels to Washington.
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"Mozart in the Jungle" travels to Italy as Season 3 begins.
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His history of God barely travels east of the Arabian Sea.
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You shoot lots of photo and videos to document your travels.
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His travels took him to Japan, where he discovered another calling.
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Philip's travels begin with his secretary Michael Parker at his side.
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Tarleton travels alone to the hospital in Boston every two weeks.
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Christopher travels the world to prove that his theory is correct.
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Knucklez travels the country, searching through warehouses for busted, dusty machines.
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And what we are left with is a unique, clever design that is perfect for the family that travels, the family that lives in the city, or, of course, for the city-dwelling family that travels.
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They don't happen every time there's a full moon because the Moon's orbit is tilted relative to the ecliptic plane, the path the Earth travels around the Sun or the path the Sun travels through the sky.
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"We've developed trade, we've developed long supply chains, and the longer food travels, the further it travels, the more processed it is, the more packaged it shall be and the less nutritious it shall be," he added.
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During their travels, Reynolds also wrote letters and flyers promoting the products.
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Great product, aesthetically pleasing, easy to bring on travels—5/5 stars.
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I watched as a group of immigrants approached, exhausted from their travels.
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Britney Spears time travels with Pepsi with the bellbottoms to prove it.
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From Tuesday to Thursday she travels to the firm's headquarters in Shanghai.
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Jay travels to Sonoma Raceway to meet up with Chris and Thomas.
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He also travels to Iraq to help victims of rape and torture.
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Or, you know, as my dad always said: Bad news travels fast.
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Safe travels along the cosmos to Walter Becker: you changed my life.
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By the time she returned from her travels, she was feeling ill.
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Ohio State hosts No. 11 Wisconsin, and Nebraska travels to Michigan State.
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"Air New Zealand has been fantastic," Steve tells PEOPLE of their travels.
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In December 2013, James Thirteen wrote that he travels to Antarctica regularly.
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She travels through the citrus belt of Mexico, the Yucatán, for acid.
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Tommy Chisenhall travels to his home in Newport, North Carolina, on Saturday.
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He could be arrested if he travels there of his own accord.
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BF: Vulcan originated as a product of Neil Gaiman's travels in America.
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In addition, Mika travels to schools around the country promoting drug awareness.
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Orlando travels to New York to take on the Knicks on Tuesday.
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The planned route travels straight northwest from downtown following public way alignments.
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I pull inspiration from the seasons, my travels, art, and pop culture.
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Image: NASAHowever, in the Southern Hemisphere, the wind travels the opposite direction.
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It travels in milliseconds and reactions become real and fights become guns.
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And regularly travels to Africa to work with wildlife conservation organizations. 12.
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Felix travels with Don Neto and Neto's nephew, Amado (Jose Maria Yazpik).
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When they arrived back in N.Y.C. from their European travels on Aug.
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Trump travels to the U.S.-Mexico border to pitch for the wall.
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A few of the pictures he took on his travels appear here.
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They travel through thick space, and a large wake travels behind them.
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" Lynch said that their interaction was "primarily social and about our travels.
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Pelosi's staff travels to the White House to view the intelligence reports.
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Sam, like the bar itself, is beloved, with a reputation that travels.
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Safe travels, `Oumuamua, hope to see you around these parts again someday.
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Floyd's blog is full of posts about her family, friends and travels.
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The travels over the winter also provide a necessary break from baseball.
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Sullivan sat down with reporters as Tillerson continued his travels in Asia.
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He's also adventurous and routinely travels outside of lavish first-class condos.
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Reverend Jim Antal travels across the country delivering sermons on climate change.
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However, his travels could mean he'll miss the arrival of Baby Sussex.
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Invest in a quality suitcase that will withstand all of your travels.
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FiveThirtyEight travels to the "darkest town in America," and examines light pollution.
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The self-professed foodies planned their travels around hitting big-name restaurants.
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When he travels, the president is provided with portable secure communications equipment.
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The company has also created dioramas based on Gulliver's Travels and Godzilla.
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I have witnessed these life-changing results during my travels with UNDP.
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As Cora travels, she doesn't just encounter the white supremacy of slavery.
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The DeX Station is light, travels easily, and turns on almost instantly.
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Brennan said he travels a lot and always uses the hotel gym.
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Paying $18.74 once to have restful travels for the rest of forever?
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These are great things to reflect on as Jupiter travels through Libra.
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After that, it travels to the bloodstream to power up your muscles.
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She travels in a giant 18-wheeler full of miscellaneous stage equipment.
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Summer travels are on everyone's mind and June 9 will be major!
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New York University Press, 20143 In Europe: Travels Through the Twentieth Century.
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EDT: President Trump leaves the White House and travels to Evansville, Ind.
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What moments from your travels stand out the most in your memory?
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What is most surprising about McDonagh's film is how far it travels.
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"My husband travels a lot for his job as well," Perrin said.
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The cat enjoys life and travels to gentleman's clubs in the musical.
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"The energy travels into your inner ear and the cochlea," Metzger tweeted.
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He travels frequently and is often in the area where I live.
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Anyone who travels regularly will naturally zone out of the safety announcements.
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The show travels to the Pushkin Museum in Moscow in October. mam.paris.fr
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Yet consider asylum, the desired status at the end of their travels.
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Line 18, which travels south from Cheecham to Edmonton, resumed on Wednesday.
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Pence travels to Minneapolis and Milwaukee today for official and political events.
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We don't know precisely what Gassama endured on his travels to France.
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Tiny breadcrumbs of my travels and my life can be found throughout.
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This will help you stick to your daily budget during your travels.
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Another item she never travels without is the Innisfree Green Tea Serum.
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EDT: President Trump travels to the U.S. Consulate General Hamburg in Germany.
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But instead, he travels with her and seeks to promote her. Disgusting.
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THE FULL CATASTROPHE: Travels Among the New Greek Ruins, by James Angelos.
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Obaid-Chinoy often travels abroad for film projects and for speaking engagements.
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Now Greer travels the country sharing her story, rallying others to action.
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And finally, Roche says, people are looking for inspiration in their travels.
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The free Boingo American Express plan is also useful during my travels.
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But Nadal doesn't just travel by land — he also travels by sea.
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On my travels, I thought often of the writer J. G. Ballard.
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Schools are closed, but the acrid, eye-stinging air travels indoors, too.
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Learn how to immortalize your travels through stunning photography with this course.
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Approximately 44 percent of the world's population travels by air each year.
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Lightning travels at speeds of up to 200 million miles per hour.
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Malcolm Gladwell travels all over the world doing interviews for his podcast.
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But movement–the electromagnetic space of vibrations–carries dust as dust travels.
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No one wants his or her travels plans thrown into complete disarray.
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When she travels, she stays in fancy hotels with jaw-dropping views.
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" An Interior Department spokesperson called the report about the secretary's travels "garbage.
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The station travels up to 17,000 mph some 250 miles from land.
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Hadrian's travels though his realm have finally landed his entourage in Egypt.
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The World Cup, restless as always, is off on its own travels.
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When Dinesh Chawla travels to New York, he carries his father's briefcase.
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My husband travels for work, and we have two busy, young children.
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Scott Rook, Mr. VanDam's frequent roommate during tournament travels, was fishing nearby.
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While he is based in the UK, he travels often for work.
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He still travels with a film camera along with his digital apparatus.
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If your person travels to see you a lot, make it easier!
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Outside of your professional travels, are there particular destinations you enjoy photographing?
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"The virus travels with the person, so borders are relevant," he said.
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He loves snorkeling so much that he travels with his own gear.
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But the camera soon widens its travels, mixing film and video formats.
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Follow her on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook as she begins her travels.
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It then often travels over landlines owned by AT&T and Verizon.
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I have two small children and a husband who travels for work.
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Turn on the faucet and the water travels back down to you.
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I understand that it's funny and, of course, that's why it travels.
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It moves between strangers; it travels through objects and words in books.
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Or a swan that travels undisturbed on the Navigli area in Milan.
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After her travels, she tries to resolve lingering questions with DNA testing.
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In her travels, Faye hears many tales that follow these familiar trajectories.
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Like Stollar, Wozniak travels by plane, but she does it all alone.
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News travels faster than in the past, enlarging the immediate reflexive response.
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I feel that in small towns word travels fast accurate or not.
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At that point, work to track General Suleimani's travels grew more intense.
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Mr. To confirmed his part in the bottle's travels in an interview.
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But the Fort Lauderdale case was personal — almost everybody travels through airports.
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She introduced Thrive Global's director of corporate training, who travels a lot.
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The arrow travels about 300 feet a second, and Burns rarely misses.
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Their son is not an activist who travels the globe giving speeches.
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She travels in a ready-made diffuser, a nimbus of coppery frizz.
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His oldest frequently travels abroad to conduct research for a large company.
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Pompeo continues his overseas travels with a visit to Lebanon on Friday.
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He travels every other month to Iran, where he has another office.
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That topic is but one of the side roads the exhibition travels.
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Urrutia misses his 3-year-old son, Emilio, every time he travels.
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As it travels the road, it will collect information along the way.
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Local and state leaders also declined to accompany him on his travels.
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He often travels by private jet accompanied by a retinue of assistants.
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Like the attorney general, the director travels on a government-provided jet.
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Charles Barkley travels the United States to open a dialogue on race.
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He travels by paratransit to Sheepshead Bay for speech and physical therapy.
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Dillie now travels at least two weeks a month for the job.
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Crystal Cruises travels to 818 different locations and offers 2,000 different excursions.
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If ever, it might happen at the airport, since each travels frequently.
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He travels around California on a tour bus airbrushed with his likeness.
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Rick Scott travels to Broward County to be briefed about the shooting.
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He snatches expertly at the cotton as he travels up his row.
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Their son is not an activist who travels the globe giving speeches.
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We put together five of the most fascinating rings from her travels.
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Eddy Travels search is powered by partnerships with Skyscanner and Emirates Airline.
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Miami may well end its win streak before it travels to Wisconsin.
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This isn't the first time a president's travels have caused local disruptions.
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She no longer travels by plane and she eats a vegan diet.
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In turn, the frog sends players souvenirs and snapshots from its travels.
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"It's amazing how much this stuff travels around the world," she says.
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When she travels, Hmong people can usually recognize her by her voice.
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President Obama has said that he promotes Boeing's planes on his travels.
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But much remains unknown about the fungus's signal and how it travels.
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Coetzee also travels to the Seychelles islands in pursuit of dogtooth tuna.
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But the new gallery, she said, sheds considerable light on music's travels.
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Robbie interprets the food through his family, his travels, and his palate.
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The USSV's early travels The USSV's early travels It runs on a diesel engine, so it's not exactly the latest tech there, but for a large craft going long distances, solar is still a bit difficult to manage.
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The protagonist is a woman named Cora whose journey on the Railroad is a literal one; trains come to underground stations to pick her up, and when she travels across state lines, she also subtly travels through time.
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How it works: The probe will encounter incredibly hot temperatures of up to 2,500°F as it travels close to the sun, and extremely cold temperatures on the other end of its orbit as it travels near Venus.
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Low notes at 12 o'clock and higher notes as the dial travels clockwise.
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Hopper is downright nasty to Eleven when she returns home from her travels.
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You met the kingpin of the black market insect trade in your travels.
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I added Canada to my list of travels, for reasons I never expected.
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Comparatively, the Los Angeles subway currently travels just over 25 miles per hour.
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Mashable recently joined forces with DoubleTree by Hilton to show how nice travels.
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Is she just taking a break from her world travels as a journalist?
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But I feel like she's collected them all because she travels a lot.
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This week, Cole released a video series about his travels to North Korea.
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He travels the country giving speeches, with placards strapped to his children's stroller.
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Masafumi Nagasaki travels an hour to a nearby island for water and supplies.
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"I consider myself a vessel through which the creative process travels," she explains.
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Banana Republic's spring collection was inspired by the design team's travels to India.
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He travels about once or twice a week now and will continue to.
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And Josh travels way too much to have the dogs stay with him.
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New York has a "mobile consulate" that travels around the tri-state area.
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My travels in Tokyo have always really influenced everything I do fashion wise.
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Bad news travels fast through those same networks and they'll tell the truth.
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News travels fast in Mebane, North Carolina, just 20 miles outside Chapel Hill.
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When electricity flows down a line as AC, energy travels as a wave.
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"If my father travels, they stay at our properties for free," Trump said.
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"They both work a lot and Gwyneth travels a lot," the insider explains.
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The decorative masks and decor items were all collected during their extensive travels.
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In your columnist's travels about Britain he has often encountered the same scene.
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She kept followers up to date on her travels over Twitter and Facebook.
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The rain-free wedding offered by Oliver's Travels does come with a guarantee.
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Mr. Redd travels to Texas to help his mother as frequently as possible.
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"I began to look for more alternative treatments," she says, recounting her travels.
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STAMFORD "A Billion Bricks 433: Galactic Travels," exhibition of Lego bricks and figurines.
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STAMFORD "A Billion Bricks 3: Galactic Travels," exhibition of LEGO bricks and figurines.
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This is done to analyze how the shock wave travels through the explosive.
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Minaj has certainly been keeping busy as she travels all over the world.
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Should your travels take you off-road, that's where the Rubicon trim shines.
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It's a crazy, natural phenomenon and happens because of the way light travels.
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In fact, it's one of her favorite souvenirs to buy when she travels.
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He gets lunches reimbursed when he travels so it was on the house!
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STAMFORD "A Billion Bricks 3: Galactic Travels," exhibition of Lego bricks and figurines.
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Her husband, Yaron Versano, frequently travels back to Gadot's native Israel for work.
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Russell posted a YouTube video about his job and his travels in December.
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Mercer hosts La Salle on Thursday and travels to Kennesaw State on Dec.
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He travels abroad two or three times a month to get them anyway.
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It travels through the vein, making its way to the heart's right ventricle.
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PEOPLE: Did any crazy adventures on your travels make it into the songs?
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She says goodbye to her family, and then travels to give her lecture.
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But as one travels north, the sunlight disappears and the ecological landscape changes.
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When she isn't painting, she works in a coffee shop, models, and travels.
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Stick a discount brush in it and see how long the paint travels.
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Instead, his travels took him in search of other victims of pyramid schemes.
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The bullet totally nosedives after getting shot and only travels a few feet.
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The family also travels with their candles, setting up shots at various events.
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She would regularly share photos of her beloved dogs, friends and her travels.
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I now make awesome cold coffee and it stores nicely and travels great.
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The higher the charging current, the faster the light travels through the cord.
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That cuts down how much travels through the bank in the first place.
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"Honeymoon Travels" was a quirky comedy that was made for an alternative audience.
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So what is what is the craziest thing Lagasse ate during his travels?
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" He adds, "We'll be just enjoying our travels before we have our addition.
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Gloria Steinem travels the world meeting those whose lives are in the crosshairs.
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The indictment also shows us who does what, and how the money travels.
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An avid biker, he sometimes brings his own racing bike on his travels.
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Qasim, 37, a Kabul shopkeeper, travels regularly to India for treatment for diabetes.
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Chef Travis Petersen travels across Canada hosting cannabis-infused dinners at Airbnb rentals.
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Tuesday's full moon lunar eclipse illuminates your house of distant travels and beliefs.
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The show follows Rosenthal as he travels to experience different foods and cultures.
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He travels entirely in luxury, for about 249 percent of the sticker price.
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Pruitt's frequent travels to Oklahoma are already being investigated by EPA's inspector general.
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The storm is expected to weaken further as it travels northwest of Hawaii.
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You find wonderful treasures on your travels that you want to bring home.
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Learn how to properly greet people no matter where your travels take you.
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Don't miss: This woman travels the world as a matchmaker for techie millionaires
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We are so grateful for this news & wish them safe travels back home.
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The spoiler is kept in an oblong handbag that travels with the car.
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Whenever Harman Boparai travels abroad now, he has a contingency plan in place.
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Here are 13 of the best budget hacks I've learned throughout my travels.
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But no matter where he travels, the church will still be with him.
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He travels the world collecting objects that will bring these sculptures to life.
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But Kelley's next novel, "dunfords travels everywheres," is strange in a strange way.
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His travels last year included 116 flights and included more than 50 presentations.
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"News of severed heads travels fast," she remarks of a swift military response.
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On his travels across the world he has been struck down with dysentery.
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But Vigilant has sent mixed messages on how widely data travels through NVLS.
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While my travels were mostly smooth sailing, I did experience some cultural clashes.
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It travels on missions anywhere it's needed and is almost completely self-contained.
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Safe travels Your flight of the future will be supersonic, nuclear -- with lasers?
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She also has a hairstylist who makes house calls and travels with her.
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That's why I turn to the Forsake Phil Mid ($139.95) for my travels.
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Along the way, the ore travels through the Soo Locks in Sault Ste.
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The state even has a mobile job center bus that travels between events.
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LATEST FROM AFGHANISTAN: Pompeo's travels continued Monday with an unannounced stop in Afghanistan.
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Rubio is expected to join the team Monday as it travels to Phoenix.
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Concurrently, they also help decrease criminal activity that travels north to our border.
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You could head straight to the master bedroom to relax after your travels.
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She also shot all the photos in his cookbook, and travels with him.
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A hypersonic weapon is a missile that travels at Mach 523 or higher.
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The vast majority travels around the outside in a 'flashover' effect, Cooper explains.
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As an American who travels around the world, I'm always proud of Boeing.
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Since the art world in Los Angeles is so intimate, word travels fast.
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A new cycle is beginning, which will affect your schooling and travels abroad.
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Ahead, we've rounded up our favorite glimpses into how the 1% really travels.
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At some point in his travels, Myers appears to have figured that out.
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She was kind of my age, and he was helping supervise her travels.
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Judging from his Instagram, he travels frequently — from Beverly Hills and Palm Beach ...
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The ÖBB Nightjet travels overnight to cities in Austria, Switzerland, Germany, and Italy.
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Latitude Tote Bag, $245A roomy tote is essential for travels light and involved.
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We're committed to providing a positive experience to everyone who travels with us.
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Mr. Rahimi's travels the day of the bombing began shortly before 5 a.m.
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The book travels between the Murry family's idyllically cozy country farmhouse — where Mrs.
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VICE founder Suroosh Alvi travels to Pakistan in the latest installment of TERROR.
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Xinja travels to Montenegro Big thank you to #yogixinja for the great snaps!
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The roots of "Austin" lie in Kelly's travels through Europe in his 20s.
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I've always been fascinated by maps and often collect them in my travels.
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Here's an account of the painting's travels as further illuminated in the book.
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A. Wind travels from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure.
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She travels home for local holidays, but lives mostly in the United States.
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It's no secret the travels of the Kardashian clan are over the top.
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Now the team travels up and down the East Coast regularly to compete.
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It's Ms. Jones's go to when researching places to eat during her travels.
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LP: What are one or two big takeaways you gleaned from your travels?
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Their travels make them vulnerable to more than just the loss of milkweed.
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TECH TIP Showing all of the videos from your travels can be cumbersome.
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VW says the e-van travels more than 124 miles between fill ups.
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Each of us travels a unique path of self-realization and self-actualization.
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Our prints are inspired by our travels and love of animals and nature.
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Others are born in small markets where word travels slowly, if at all.
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Note: Michigan travels to Penn State and hosts Ohio State this season. Nov.
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Precision and high-powered decision-making are important when Tsai travels for business.
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The show travels to the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth next year.
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In my travels as an adult, I've come across clumsier forms of censorship.
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Upon arrival at the small event, she briefed the room on her travels.
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"You'll never forget your travels with Jacques," Martine promises, flushed with remembered ecstasies.
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Go deeper: Pentagon chief travels to Afghanistan to assess state of peace process
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Pruitt's tendency to abuse taxpayer funds as he travels is, of course, concerning.
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He also travels the country with his family to promote a vegan diet.
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The designer has always been adamant about shopping for books when she travels.
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Notre Dame is off until Saturday, when it travels to No. 3 Virginia.
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Both teams continue conference play next Saturday as Missouri travels to Nashville, Tenn.
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He recounted many of his travels in "Mike Hoare's Adventures in Africa" (2010).
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This is when Paul travels to Sutton Place to try and settle up.
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Using social media, my family members found acquaintances to facilitate the medication's travels.
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It mostly just travels on weekends, though a five-day schedule is envisioned.
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Typical Democratic pablum and travels to dozens of countries does not pass muster.
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And most are hurt by electricity as the current travels through the ground.
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Mr. Trump also said he had deeply enjoyed his travels abroad as president.
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He regularly travels the circuit with his wife, Mirka, and their four children.
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About 60 percent of Delta's fleet travels through Atlanta on any given day.
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Not sure what type of curling iron will be best for your travels?
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Your jetsetter girlfriend needs a bag that can keep up with her travels.
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He travels furiously, seeking to mend Congo's dire relations with donors and neighbours.
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Do you know the best places to get insane commercial flight travels, cheap?
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In the course of its travels, Cyclone Winston crossed the International Dateline twice.
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A standard ticket that travels through just one zone costs 4 AED ($1).
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One is salt, the other pepper, One travels light, and ones a schlepper.
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It travels around its star in a very elliptical orbit lasting 204 days.
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President Donald Trump is visiting California as part of his travels this week.
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He travels frequently to the White House to brief Trump on national security.
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In "Pocahontas 2: Journey to a New World" (1998), Pocahontas travels to England.
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Now, the family travels one to two times a month for a living.
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You've come a long way: A graffiti artists travels to Russia, for work.
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Kasko now sells her molds online and travels the world giving master classes.
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The morning bus travels down the usual stops, but no kids are aboard.
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Because he travels frequently for work, Mr. Burgess's ideal vacation is a staycation.
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The Queen Mother travels to Scotland, where she decides to buy a castle.
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The exhibition travels to The National Gallery, London, February 28–May 21, 2018.
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As such, he has to impart them to the foreigners he travels with.
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Victims testified that he gave them gifts, offering trinkets from his Olympic travels.
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During their travels they cultivated a sound that bridges funk and electro-trap.
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Frost is accompanied on his travels by another adventurer, Adelina Fortnight (Zoe Saldana).
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Below are two points (A and B). Light travels from A, reflects off the bottom surface and then travels to point B. Show that for the path of least time, the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection.
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And, if Manchester City don't beat Bournemouth on their travels, Slaven Bilic and co.
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The artist travels the world from India to Morocco in search of new gradients.
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Schultz says market research indicates strong brand awareness among Italians, mostly from travels abroad.
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS Trump travels, bank earnings, inflation reports all in the week ahead.
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Since Hunted and Confronted travels through different states, the laws around sex crimes vary.
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He travels the world, meets with important people, and shows it all on Snapchat.
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Here she reveals how her travels have inspired her vibrant, larger-than-life look.
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When you press a key it only moves (or "travels") less than a millimeter.
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John Stanton, an attorney for the US Department of Justice, travels often for work.
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However, it's also important to select a bag that can adapt to your travels.
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She often travels to the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center to receive lifesaving care.
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It's the type of grin that travels up to her eyes, leaving them gleaming.
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She has a nail salon, and she travels, and she's an African-American female.
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You just have to assume that nothing travels faster than the speed of light.
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Since nothing travels faster than the speed of light, that shouldn't be a problem.
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"It travels with me all the time, and I play Hot Shots Golf consistently."
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Atlanta travels to Cleveland to face the Cavaliers, while Orlando hosts the Detroit Pistons.
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Ultrasound travels through the body, so can power and control such devices without wires.
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The data chips will also gauge how far the ball travels on particular plays.
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James Sheffield, a trans man who lives in Georgia, frequently travels to North Carolina.
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Al Gore travels across the globe, educating trainees, who we barely get to know.
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At most, it just travels to a more obscure (but still very findable) location.
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Kentucky travels to Arkansas for the only meeting between the two teams this season.
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The Time Stone, for example, gives you a dodge that travels a set distance.
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The parade starts near Quicken Loans Arena and travels to the city's convention center.
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I see recent pictures of him and his dog and of his recent travels.
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And when a boar eats the mushrooms, the radiation travels up the food chain.
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Her styled Instagram posts, shot on an iPhone, chronicle her daily appointments and travels.
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On an episode of "The Field," Lisa Lerer travels to New Hampshire to ask.
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Chappelle is back from his travels, a world-wary road warrior from another age.
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The only time Shorty has a bad day is when Marc travels for work.
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Oregon State travels for a Thanksgiving night showdown in Orlando to face St. John's.
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Her business is home-based, and she said she usually travels to her clients.
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You're allowed to disagree with how Kardashian eats, sleeps, dresses, works out, and travels.
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Talks will resume next week when Liu He, China's vice-premier, travels to Washington.
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Mugabe travels frequently to Singapore for medical treatment as age has taken its toll.
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She regularly travels the country to train fellow pediatricians in trauma screening and treatment.
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Peter Shankman, a businessman, educational speaker and podcaster travels a lot for his work.
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The train travels during the night and arrives at the destination in the morning.
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His speaking firm, Leading Authorities, noted on its website that he travels "from D.C."
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The new cable car system travels over the Complexo do Alemão favela in Rio.
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After visiting Japan, Trump then travels to South Korea, China, Vietnam and the Philippines.
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You know what travels in shipping containers in all the movies and TV shows?
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Each time, the procession travels slightly further, toward the opposite end of the room.
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"This group travels as a circuit so they're familiar with each other," Williams said.
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It announced Airbnb Trips in 2016, an initiative to accompany people's travels with experiences.
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The answer lies in the magnetic field lines along which the solar wind travels.
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What are some of the risks that spent fuel could face when it travels?
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That closes up channels within the rock through which magma travels towards the surface.
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Tie one to a balloon and FaceTime it to see where it travels. 7.
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It travels to Germany, to the United Kingdom to Ireland, the rest of Scandinavia.
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The administrator frequently travels from DC to Oklahoma, where he also takes charter flights.
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Here, the Earth spins on its axis, and the sun travels its daily path.
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Get smart: Don't expect the uproar over these Trump officials' travels to dissipate quickly.
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Many took to Twitter to share how great the singer looked during her travels.
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She travels internationally as a speaker and performer and is a proud transgender parent.
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A second person travels with the vehicle to take notes on the car's performance.
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This will tweak the equalizer so that the sound travels further in open spaces.
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Her travels this summer have also taken the model to Italy, Spain and France.
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His travels clearly suggest that if you weren't for him, he's not for you.
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Eylul Savas created an Instagram account showcasing her cheery stuffed llama on their travels.
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As the drone travels the high seas it takes direct measurements of carbon dioxide.
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Plainly stated, the road to success for minorities in America travels through higher education.
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He travels to Luton, where he meets Polish migrants squatting in the town centre.
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Trump travels to Louisiana today, hoping to muster votes for GOP businessman Eddie Rispone.
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Of course, now she travels in a dramatically more luxurious way than we do.
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Unlike most family vacations, the aim of the Dennings' travels isn't to be tourists.
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The family of nine travels full-time without a home base, GOBankingRates originally reported.
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But wherever it travels, she said, she envisions it at the museum as well.
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Usually, the curling stone travels on top of the pebbled surface of the ice.
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Because he's in an official leadership role, he has security who travels with him.
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Maryland will host Rhode Island on Saturday, while Holy Cross travels to New Hampshire.
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Secretary of State Pompeo today travels to North Korea to continue talks about denuclearization.
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The duck boat was an amphibious vessel that travels on both land and water.
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For the couple, it's also a peaceful place to commune between their frequent travels.
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Leptin is released by fat cells and travels through the blood to the brain.
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Early August 2019: Giuliani travels to Spain to meet with a Ukrainian government official.
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Clinton herself will deliver a more pointed critique of her opponent during his travels.
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President Trump is in Washington, D.C., and Vice President Pence travels to Aurora, Colo.
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They've forced the Environmental Protection Agency to control smog pollution that travels across states.
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That's equivalent to the weight of a family of four that travels in it.
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It's a cycle President Barack Obama repeated again and again during his foreign travels.
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Pitt portrays an astronaut who travels through the solar system to find his father.
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The massive security apparatus that travels ahead of the President is already in place.
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Not everyone travels enough to make cards like the Chase Sapphire Preferred worth it.
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Her travels took her to Smith and then a two-year fellowship in India.
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The couple then travels to the United Kingdom, spending time in England and Scotland.
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Whenever US President Donald Trump travels, he flies on a retrofitted Boeing 4003-200B.
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So, when she told us she never travels without packing Ziploc bags, we listened.
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A mobile service also travels to car owners who need to charge their vehicles.
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The elder Mr. Cruz, a preacher, now travels the country campaigning for his son.
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"Initially we were funding our travels from selling all of our belongings," Gee says.
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All light travels on wavelengths measured in nanometers (some of which can damage skin).
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The photos, which he tags with #dinodinaseries, chronicle the travels of his toy dinosaurs.
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Let us know on Twitter and follow our travels on The Creators Project's Instagram.
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A heavy blue backpack full of medical supplies travels with him wherever he goes.
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The Hyperloop is a small, light-weight train that travels in a vacuum tube.
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Now, Dunlop has 95,000 Twitter followers and travels the country broadcasting Call of Duty.
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The dollar amounts become high, word-of-mouth travels, and uncompetitive deals become competitive.
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She also travels in style, like on this private jet she took to London.
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According to CNN Travel, Thailand's northern overnight train travels between Chiang Mai and Bangkok.
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When the Bulldogs are playing on the road, Uga typically travels with the team.
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Sign up here for updates on his travels, and thoughts, ahead of the election.
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Ron intently watches the ball as it travels through the air, admiring his craft.
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It travels to the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles on Aug. 15.
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"Passion beats pragmatism," Mr. Stern says, summing up what he sees on his travels.
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He travels around Latin America giving workshops, and also runs courses in San José.
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Some unsettling incidents, she said, have made her more cautious when she travels abroad.
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Mr. Tillerson made a second stop on the unannounced detour of his travels: Iraq.
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From my travels, I had some realizations about fusion food—that terrible f-word.
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"Mike consistently in our foreign travels has been diplomatic but firm," Mr. Cotton said.
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Soon she travels across the stage: a few spins this way, a few that.
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Learning a few key phrases in another language can help you in your travels.
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Late in his essay collection, after Sleigh has recounted his travels, he shifts registers.
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A key and poignant moment for Harry will be when he travels to Huambo.
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But during our travels, we heard from another person whose story stuck with us.
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The trailer travels the country going to trucking conventions and events like county fairs.
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Located in California's Yosemite National Park, Yosemite Falls travels fastest during the spring snowmelt.
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In an age of unyielding appetite for all things Trump, big news travels fast.
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"Lessons of Armenia," a book about his travels to that region, appeared in 1969.
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On the way I call my partner, B. He's a musician and travels regularly.
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Ms. Funke saw the apartment through different eyes, as a journal of her travels.
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Yet the road he travels the most is "the self-critical" one, he said.
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His tchotchkes weren't amassed from world travels; they had come with the furniture package.
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In his latest dispatch, our 52 Places columnist travels along the fabled Silk Road.
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On his travels, Dorsey meets heads of state, including Japan's Prime Minister Shinzō Abe.
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We sent the designer an instant camera and asked him to document his travels.
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If an army travels on its stomach, Charles Sanna helped win the Korean War.
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This map of your travels does not include all of your Sensorvault data, however.
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My Japanese husband works long hours as an executive and travels frequently for business.
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Ellie travels upstate to spend time by herself at a friend's capacious summer home.
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It's been disheartening during my travels to see that America has earned this reputation.
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The Israeli train of 2018 is shiny, fast and travels in a straight line.
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He has remained focused on his travels and his road show with Ms. Guilfoyle.
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Ramabai wrote wry, thoughtful accounts of her travels that were well received in India.
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Yet nobody wants to risk their reputations in an industry where gossip travels fast.
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Among other things, Stoll takes advantage of their world travels to broaden his palate.
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He also travels regularly, documenting his journeys on Instagram for his 1.5 million followers.
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Wray gives that quality to Aden's friend, the one who travels over with her.
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Exodus Travels has a seven-night Walking the Amalfi Coast trip available from Aug.
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A documentary based on his travels will air today on national television and online.
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And she travels to the fair's other branches, in Miami Beach and Hong Kong.
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Normal passengers have no chance of flying on the aircraft in their daily travels.
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Her daughter took over her Twitter account to detail her own travels across Iowa.
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Perhaps he had learned, from his travels with Richard, that he had other options.
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Most of the light travels straight through the clear, hair-thin stretch of glass.
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But it's not a cathedral-style resonance, which dissipates in space as it travels.
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One modest testament to Mr. Franco's art is in how I remember our travels.
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The group travels to many rinks in the region but considers RollerJam a favorite.
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What safety precautions do you choose to take during your daily travels — if any?
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Like all modern U.S. presidents, Trump always travels with aides from the armed forces.
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Also on view are watercolors, pastels and charcoal drawings Kahn created on his travels.
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Let's say that light travels radially outward from each light source in straight lines.
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He also travels around the country, visiting NFL teams to help financially educate players.
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Mr. Peart was also an author, writing books about his travels and his memoirs.
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I'll regale my editors with tales of wonderful, unique cuisine found in my travels.
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"One cliché that rang true on my travels was genuine country hospitality," he writes.
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Safe travels to those traveling to the West Coast next week, see you then!
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And time your travels carefully; some locations get only a few stops per day.
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He's really cute but seems to stay in Sydney while she travels for work.
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In July, Dean and Caelynn both posted Instagram photos of their travels in Spain.
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It appears that Mr. Tillerson's retreat from public accountability will continue when he travels.
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The metro mostly travels on raised platforms, cutting through the city's famous glittering skyscrapers.
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These girls on the run are expectedly ill-prepared to make their travels safely.
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He is currently in Pakistan, a destination to which he travels frequently, Kindlon said.
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P.S. Santa's travels also can be tracked on many of the social media platforms.
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Giuliani's own travels to Ukraine in search of dirt had already come under scrutiny.
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One day, her professor asked students to talk about their travels over the summer.
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This gave her the early inspiration to capture what she saw during those travels.
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When Goop CEO Gwyneth Paltrow travels, she makes sure to apply a face mask.
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Get your own mood in order, because whatever you're feeling travels down the leash.
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Like a tricycle, the robot has three wheels, but it travels on only two.
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Reward their efforts with a bottle of wine or a gift from your travels.
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