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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Read more about her cat sitting travels on her blog.
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Read about their travels on the Global Help Swap site.
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The pair have also been documenting their travels on Instagram.
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The couple also documented their travels on their blog SimplyCycling.
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Travels on Sunday to David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center; lincolncenter.org.
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You can follow along with Fagerström's travels on Instagram right here.
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The stock market travels on the currents of supply and demand.
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When they arrived back in N.Y.C. from their European travels on Aug.
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Like the attorney general, the director travels on a government-provided jet.
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It travels on missions anywhere it's needed and is almost completely self-contained.
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It mostly just travels on weekends, though a five-day schedule is envisioned.
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The data chips will also gauge how far the ball travels on particular plays.
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Usually, the curling stone travels on top of the pebbled surface of the ice.
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The duck boat was an amphibious vessel that travels on both land and water.
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All light travels on wavelengths measured in nanometers (some of which can damage skin).
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Let us know on Twitter and follow our travels on The Creators Project's Instagram.
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If an army travels on its stomach, Charles Sanna helped win the Korean War.
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The metro mostly travels on raised platforms, cutting through the city's famous glittering skyscrapers.
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Like a tricycle, the robot has three wheels, but it travels on only two.
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Now she travels on an Air Force plane and is regularly accompanied by her spokeswoman.
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Roughly 600m tonnes of cargo, or 14% of domestic freight, travels on rivers each year.
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His travels on Tuesday are an effort to solidify those gains on the ground. Mrs.
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Next week she travels on to the Rhineland and the north-western city of Bremen.
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In the wild, he travels on all fours, making a scent map of badger territory.
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The catharsis that horror can provide now travels on a second and more intellectualized rail.
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The pair have also been documenting their travels on Instagram, where they have 19,000 subscribers.
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" The couple documented their travels on their blog and Instagram account, "Marry Me In Travel.
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Nothing in New York travels on air, but real estate politics might help this deal fly.
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Kourtney posted the below photos from their travels on Wednesday, and of course, they're super adorable.
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She also travels on her own private plane, but foots the bill, The Associated Press reported.
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Its posters proclaimed: A REAL RAILROAD CIRCUS ... Travels on 2 Special Trains ... 18 ELEPHANTS, COUNT 'EM.
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Meanwhile, he keeps his travel costs as low as possible and travels on a tight budget.
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When he travels on Air Force One, he toggles between the Golf Channel and Fox News.
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Seton Hall travels on Saturday to face No. 5 Xavier, its third ranked opponent in three games.
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Azada travels on an approved visitor's visa and has been detained since noon local time on Saturday.
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The amphibious boat travels on both land and water, and is popular among tourists in major cities.
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Victims of clergy abuse in Ireland, where Pope Francis travels on Saturday, have already condemned Monday's statement.
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"It travels on boots, boats, anything and everything," said Ron Aasheim, a spokesman for the wildlife department.
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The couple shared a number of vlogs from their travels on their Youtube channel The Way Overland.
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But this one has three wheels and travels on its own from the restaurant to your address.
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During my travels on The Pizza Show, I've sampled and tested some of Chicago's finest deep-dish pizzas.
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Adamo now documents all aspects of her family and travels on Instagram, where she had nearly 250,000 followers.
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Hence, fuel economy, which measures how many miles a vehicle travels on a gallon of gas, was born.
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You can also read all of her dispatches so far, and follow her travels on Instagram and Twitter.
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While many of the ads seem amateurish, some experts see a sophisticated understanding of what travels on social media.
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In practice, only $72bn of American shipments is managed by brokers; most of the rest travels on company lorries.
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Donald Trump frequently holds press conferences and impromptu gaggles (his traveling press corps still travels on a separate plane).
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Wholesale power travels on high-voltage transmission lines; distribution utilities run the low-voltage grid that connects to customers.
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He then travels on to Malawi for a number of conservation engagements before being reunited with his family in Johannesburg.
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"If my visa had not been rejected, I wouldn't have seen Pakistan," said Ali, who charts her travels on Instagram.
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However, the majority of coal in the region travels on Aurizon's Goonyella line further north, which was cut by large landslides.
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He now travels on an Eritrean passport; together with his green card, it gained him entry into the country — this time.
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The outage affected airports including JFK, San Francisco and Denver, as international travelers arrived from holiday travels on New Year's Day.
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Adams and Bellisario have been documenting their travels on social media since attending the royal wedding in Windsor earlier this month.
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She travels on a bus emblazoned with her name, and hundreds, even thousands, of fans may show up at her events.
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Manturov, who travels on the Superjet for work trips, said demand for the aircraft remained strong and production plans were unchanged.
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Nearby was Josh McCullough, who runs a Tumblr page called Trashy Travels, on which he documents locations from John Waters movies.
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I found it incredibly useful for readers to hear what our Frugal Traveler columnist packs when he travels on a budget.
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The lettuce travels on a belt up to a platform, where men and women, who are standing, inspect and box it.
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Mr Dodik says he usually travels on a passport from Serbia, and that the presidency building in Sarajevo is like a tomb.
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It has already been testing its delivery service, which travels on a predetermined route to avoid collisions, in the Australian capital Canberra.
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Puzey has been documenting his travels on his blog, Cycle VR, updating the site with edited video highlights of every 100 kilometers.
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Zuckerberg has been touring various states across the country to learn about domestic issues, documenting his travels on the social media platform.
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And as always, it's important to pay off any debts that accumulated during your travels on time to avoid affecting your score.
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Johnny Depp continued his Romanian travels on Saturday, traveling with his band Hollywood Vampires to visit the home of the first vampire: Dracula.
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I tend to wear a glossy lip on stage, mainly because if I wear color, it travels — on the mic, on my face.
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"Net neutrality" is simply this – everything that travels on the Internet moves at the same speed and on the same terms and conditions.
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And ISPs have greater incentive to merge with media companies so they can reap profit from the content that travels on their networks.
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Bradford Plath, who still takes blood thinners when she travels on airplanes, continues to train with an eye on the 2018 Winter Olympics.
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Previously, the couple were identified as Jolie Ellen King and Mark Firkin, who have been documenting their world travels on YouTube and Instagram.
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When he travels on presidential business, Trump has opted instead for smaller venues that keep him at a distance from members of the public.
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President Obama took time during a press conference today to assail the spread of fake news online, particularly the way it travels on Facebook.
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It travels on horseback, on A.T.V.s, in white and green Suburbans; it is raised by the surveillance of drones and spotter planes and helicopters.
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So he travels on, first to Ethiopia, where he eventually marries, then back through Kenya to Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe and finally to South Africa.
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We still don't know how much of Meghan we will see in South Africa while Prince Harry travels on to Botswana, Angola and Malawi.
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The billionaire businessman, who usually travels on his private jet, tends to fly home to his Manhattan penthouse after each day on the campaign trail.
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While the return of the Blackwater line will start replenishing coking coal supplies, the majority of coal in the region travels on the Goonyella line.
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The NHL player has been documenting their travels on Instagram, from the Monaco Grand Prix on Monday to the French Open later in the week.
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A hyperloop is a shuttle that travels on magnetic rails, somewhat like a train, but which runs in a tube with little or no air.
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The narrator becomes a part of her large retinue, fills in her performance schedule, travels on her private jet, and plans her children's birthday parties.
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He runs DennisBunnik Travels on YouTube with nearly 100,000 followers while also co-owning a group tour company that's similar been affected by the crisis.
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Presented by Spellbound Theater, this intimate show tells the story of Catbear, a lost toy that travels on six subway lines while searching for its owner.
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"So sad, but it will not affect my travels on the AT," Robin Reinstein Lurie, a hiking guide in North Carolina, wrote on a Facebook page.
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Fisher, who has been documenting their travels on a personal blog called "A guy, a girl and the world," wrote about this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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He added that his travels on the campaign trail have "changed" his outlook, and that he was "humbled by the faith" placed in him by his supporters.
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Bridgeman cannot return home unless he travels on the canceled document, a crime under Australian law that would see him face up to 10 years in prison.
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Pruitt also faces a number of investigations from ethics officials over reported extensive travels on taxpayer dollars, which have led numerous lawmakers to call for his resignation.
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She uses the public bikes daily to get around throughout the city and travels on the path along the Hudson River because she said it was safe.
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"Man was remaking my Florida with the heaviest of hands!" he wrote in "Travels on the Green Highway" (2017), a memoir of his decades of environmental campaigns.
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The ferrochrome, still molten, travels on rails a few hundred meters across the factory complex to be mixed with additional chemicals and minerals to make stainless steel.
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She now travels on behalf of the campaign, going to Nevada and representing Ms. Warren in the spin room at the most recent debate in Los Angeles.
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A fan wrapped in a Brazilian flag travels on the subway to Spartak Stadium to attend the group E match between Serbia and Brazil in Moscow, June 27.
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The pop icon is sailing the high seas in style alongside her family, and lucky for us, she's sharing a glamorous glimpse at her travels on social media.
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YACHT misjudged their audience and the way information travels on the internet There are several issues at play here that joined together to create this seemingly inevitable mess.
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Iran detained an Australian couple who were crossing the country on a road trip from Australia to London and had been documenting their travels on Instagram and YouTube.
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This time, she's hitching a ride with an Australian couple that sails around the world in a 48-foot catamaran called La Vagabonde and chronicles their travels on YouTube.
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His aides slip him paper copies of news articles, and when he travels on Air Force One, an aide is often spotted carrying around these mysterious-looking cardboard boxes.
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Tillerson was mid-travels on Friday when he was informed by Chief of Staff John Kelly that he would soon get some news from Trump, according to news reports.
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Mr. Zuckerberg travels on a chartered private plane and has a small staff at both Facebook and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative coordinating his trips, though some occur by happenstance.
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"This may be one of the only places in the world where an in-service bus travels on a ferry," said Jeff Switzer, a spokesman for the transit authority.
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However, a rocky or bumpy surface—like a tunnel carved by a giant machine—might not be the ideal racing surface for a creature that travels on a trail of slime.
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The Trump campaign also paid for more than $1.2 million worth of flights using Trump's personal jets—planes the president no longer travels on, but which other family members still do.
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He will get another day off as the team travels on Thursday, which could lead to Terry Francona being incredibly aggressive with how early he goes to him on Friday night.
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The approach remains quiet, thoughtful—"Needed," the pocket autobiography of a horny youth turned corny man that's the best song Fulks ever wrote, travels on a single voice and two guitars.
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After suggesting that the foreign minister should have a dedicated plane (he currently travels on commercial flights), he blocked several Twitter followers who criticized him for wanting to waste tax money.
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Liz Hill, a spokeswoman for the Education Department, said that Ms. DeVos "travels on personally owned aircraft, accompanied by her security detail and whenever possible, additional support staff" without charging the government.
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Thus began a long friendship, recounted in "Papa Hemingway," that included travels on both sides of the Atlantic, drinking adventures, manly and familial bonding and, finally, bearing witness to Hemingway's psychological decline.
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When he travels on short trips, he doesn't bring a bag, but instead carries items he needs — a tube of toothpaste, a sawed-off toothbrush — in the pockets of his sport coat.
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We're going to highlight one, Privacy Badger, which is straightforward to use, effective, and lightweight—it prevents websites and embedded adverts from recognizing who you are and logging your travels on the web.
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Once in Richmond, several police squads followed the armored personnel carrier, which travels on tracks similar to a tank, through downtown as it headed toward the Capitol building, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reported.
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In contrast, DeVos travels on a personally owned aircraft, accompanied by her security detail and, whenever possible, additional support staff, at no cost to US taxpayers, Education Department spokesperson Liz Hill told CNN.
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From these two poles, bunched up magnetic field lines — invisible tendrils that represent the direction and strength of this planetary bar magnet — reach out into space as the planet travels on its orbit.
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Consider, for instance, this story from my friend Michael Holman, the former Africa editor of The Financial Times and a companion on many travels on a continent that had taken Ali as a hero.
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Dene hunters and trappers, who regularly cross paths with the herds during their travels on snowmobile, would collect droppings — with each sample that Polfus received earning its finder a C$25 gasoline gift card.
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According to the Daily Mail , the travel blogger, who goes by the name Nils Travels on social media, posted a photo on June 1 sitting on top of an ancient pillar at the Pompeii ruins.
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CNBC will review the Clinton campaign July report filing to check the costs associated with the president's campaigning for Secretary Clinton as well as how much Clinton paid for her travels on Air Force One.
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While states have jurisdiction over all retail, distribution-level electricity and power plants themselves, the electricity involved in wholesale markets travels on high-capacity transmission lines across state borders, so it comes under federal, i.e.
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Seventy percent of rail freight between the United States and Mexico travels on Union Pacific trains, meaning the outcome of the tense renegotiations for the North American Free Trade Agreement will shape the company's future.
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Keepsakes from my travels On my bookcases are a copper plate from Chile, where I attended school as part of my undergraduate work, and two pieces of blue and black Raku pottery by a Houston artist.
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South Korea's military had described those missiles as similar to the Russian-made Iskander, a solid-fuel, nuclear-capable missile that is highly maneuverable and travels on low trajectories, improving its chances of evading missile defense systems.
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Maysles's final work, In Transit, profiles our long-haul train transportation system as Maysles travels on it, through the stories of people who are headed to one place or another and willing to talk about their lives.
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Organised with She Travels on a Royal Enfield (STRE), the Himalayan Odyssey — Women (HO-W) will accept up to 20 participants who will go on ride to what is often referred to as the 'Purple Rain' of motorcycling.
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"She spends more time with Tristan in Cleveland than in L.A." Fans know that to be true, as Kardashian documents her travels on social media and hasn't been shy about showing her support on the Cleveland Cavaliers sidelines.
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Worley said the service works like this: When a user travels on an enabled bus with a beacon present and that user's phone's Bluetooth is on, the Chrome browser will deliver a notification alerting them to the service.
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THE favoured candidate of the white working class in the presidential campaign is a man who travels on his own private aircraft and gives interviews from his penthouse in a building emblazoned with his name in gold letters.
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The understanding of drug pricing, insurers, middleman and the healthcare system as a whole, however, is the first key step to de-bulking the bloated industry, not finding out if Bresch travels on a Learjet or a Kia.
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We spend Easter week with him as he travels on assignment, visits his new girlfriend, fishes with the Divorced Men's Club, sees his kids, and fills us in on everything that's happened in his life up to this point.
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As an American who travels on roads and bridges every day, I am reassured to see the administration's focus on infrastructure investment; however, I am concerned that we have ignored an important focus on investment in our aviation infrastructure.
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Another recent trip to Florida had yielded segments tied to the 2016 presidential election, like one where Ms. Handler travels on a "souls to the polls" trip with a black church group to illuminate the practice of early voting.
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TAORMINA, Sicily — President Trump should enjoy some respite from the rigors of his recent travels on Friday when he gazes out of his luxury suite and takes in the view of Taormina, an iridescent pearl of the Ionian Sea.
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Grey Area straddles Simz's outward-looking sensibilities—the community of creative people she's built around her, the influences she's picked up through her own listening and her travels on the road—with tightly, inward-looking and reflective subject matter.
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It also published several real pay-slips on its website showing that some of its pilots earn over €200,000 ($226,000) a year—much more than virtually everyone who travels on their planes—to weaken public support for the striking workers.
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Documenting her travels on her Instagram Stories, The Real Housewives of New York City star boarded a flight Monday to join her B Strong team in providing aid and disaster relief to the communities affected in Florida and the Bahamas.
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This is a frustrating part of LA's car-centric reality—although the train travels on a dedicated right-of-way and above some busy streets, at several places along the route the train makes crossings where it must be stopped for vehicular traffic.
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But this was more than just a bad idea: YACHT fundamentally misjudged their audience, the way information travels on the internet, the real-world implications of internet hoaxes, and their position as a band with at least some amount of reach and power.
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As we left the cinema, I thought of another film set in Italy, The Great Beauty, which travels on such a high plain of emotion that you always feel as though it is going to fall disastrously off into sentimentality, and yet it never does.
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Danley, 62, who travels on an Australian passport, arrived in the Philippines from Tokyo on September 15, then left for Hong Kong on September 22 and flew back to the Philippines on September 25, said Maria Antoinette Mangrobang, a spokeswoman for the Philippine Bureau of Immigration.
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Maysles's final work, In Transit — one of the best documentaries of the past decade — profiles our long-haul train transportation system as Maysles travels on it, through the stories of people who are headed to one place or another and willing to talk about their lives.
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The members share their thoughts in short video series such as Two Kids Room and One Kid's Room, behind-the-scenes vlogs about their travels on tour, and often take time to talk to fans on VLive, a live-streaming app popular with K-pop idols.
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"As part of the HHS mission to enhance and protect the health and well-being of the American people, Secretary Price travels on occasion outside Washington to meet face to face with the American people to hear their thoughts and concerns firsthand," an HHS spokesperson told Politico.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI AT 1 MINUTE 6 SECONDS In my Luther travels on YouTube, I happened on part of a 2016 memorial service at St. Thomas Church in Leipzig for Kurt Masur, a former music director of the New York Philharmonic after many years at the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, who died in 2015.
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Ahead of his travels on Wednesday, Trump aides told his political allies that the campaign hoped to provide a new template for talking about immigration for the remainder of the race: One that would continue to stress law-and-order themes and nationalistic passions, while abandoning his specific commitment to quickly deport 11 million migrants.
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But he also didn't much like her bringing all sorts of people of "loose morals"—Woolf and Sackville-West, as well as E.M. Forster and George Bernard Shaw (who participated in political debates and created anxiety, especially after he visited Stalinist Russia and was not allowed to discuss his travels on the air)—into his fancy establishment.
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President Trump is expected to make a pitch for quick passage of storm funding legislation when he travels on Saturday to the Houston area and to Lake Charles, La., his second trip to the region in the week since the hurricane made landfall at Rockport, Texas, inundating the Gulf Coast with record-breaking floods and rainfall.
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