No more trekking through the entire mall looking for the perfect wallet.
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While trekking through the lush Guatemalan jungle years ago, local environmentalists encountered a problem.
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For days before taking to the water, they had been trekking through the woods.
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He was concerned, too, about trekking through the hilly terrain in ice and slush.
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The season is ideal for hiking and trekking through the region's stunning mountain landscape.
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In 2016, he sent his executives trekking through the desert to demonstrate his company's determination.
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But days of trekking through jungle on the way to Bangladesh had broken his body.
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Get it wrong and the same athletes will feel like they are trekking through mud.
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We were trekking through the woods in an area that is off limits to visitors.
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But after fording fast rivers, trekking through forest and braving mountain roads, the journalist found him.
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He'd often take his son trekking through the nearby hills and rafting down the Little River.
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Gone are the days of rebel soldiers strapping heroin to mules and trekking through mountain jungles.
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More than 200 men and women managed to escape, trekking through the night, another witness said.
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ME TIME After trekking through Manhattan for so many hours, I need just 15 minutes to myself.
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Rory Stewart, the international development secretary, confessed to smoking opium at a wedding while trekking through Asia.
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Speaking of trekking through campus, if theirs is big enough, a bike can be a fun, practical gift.
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If you're trekking through wet or rocky terrain or climbing steep hills, you'll need a good hiking boot.
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That meant trekking through the heaving crowds at Shangri-La, Glastonbury's mud-caked wonderland of late-night entertainment.
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And yet, trekking through the borderlands is still a complex, dangerous, and, in some instances, surprisingly inventive enterprise.
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After trekking through the showrooms, it's time to take a break and re-group at Ikea's in-store restaurant.
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The Maradonians come from miles away, trekking through plains and herds of cattle to celebrate the mass of D10S.
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While trekking through the alien forest to the location, however, they run into Ezra (Pascal) and his partner (Luke Pitzrick).
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Between presenting at award shows, trekking through the great outdoors, and starting a pop career, she's always on the go.
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They talk about trekking through the night in South Sudan and flying over the Pacific Ocean to photograph a total eclipse.
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It shows buffaloes trekking through water in the afternoon, and was taken to showcase the "pure environment" where the photographer lives.
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It's for braving the cold of the Pacific, trekking through herds of tule elk and slurping barbecued oysters on Tomales Bay.
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"We're trekking through Milan, it's 1 in the morning, we can't get a taxi, and we don't speak Italian," she said.
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From gallivanting across sandy beaches to trekking through the city in open-toed sandals, our feet have been put through the wringer.
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This is what it was like trekking through the Himalayas in Nepal and what I wish I'd known before I set off.
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And that's why Morgan Tingley, then an ecology graduate student at the university, found himself trekking through the Sierra for four summers.
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Simply, there is much more good to find in trekking through the past than haphazardly ignoring the makeup of your ancestral motherhood.
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Trump's threat was sparked by the advance of a caravan of Central American migrants trekking through Mexico, headed toward the United States.
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According to Fox News, 39-year-old Kaushik Vijayan captured several shots of the spectacular creature while trekking through the forests of India.
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It should be possible to revive the Exodus template, to see Americans as a single people trekking through a landscape of broken institutions.
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I've dealt with plenty of adventurous situations in my life, from devouring live octopus in Korea to trekking through the Sahara on a camel.
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An army of grieving mothers, trekking through fields, searching only for corpses, because seeking any semblance of justice would be too unrealistic an ambition.
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On their way back to base in 1912, trekking through severe weather and struck by frostbite, starvation and exposure, the British explorers all perished.
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Think of trekking through gorilla habitats in Rwanda or kayaking down the River Kwai in Thailand — the antithesis of a package tour to Las Vegas.
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For some reason, Redfly is undaunted by the prospect of a crash and trekking through the mountains on foot — which is what ends up happening.
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More Honduran migrants tried to join a caravan of several thousand trekking through Guatemala on Wednesday, defying calls by authorities not to make the journey.
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After making breakfast at our Airbnb, we take a day trip to Predjama Castle and Postojna Cave instead of trekking through Ljubljana in the rain.
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Even if you're trekking through snow, the three heat settings will make sure to keep the feeling in your feet for up to 17 hours.
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You can password-protect your journal if you want to and the apps work offline too, which is handy if you're trekking through the wilderness.
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Whether you're trekking through terminals or playing tourist at your final destination, dresses are the end-all-be-all travel outfit you never saw coming.
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Even if you're trekking through snow, the three heat settings (operated by a remote control) will make sure to keep the feeling in your feet.
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I imagined trekking through and playing in it, having a snowball fight, driving up the street for a chai latte at my local coffee shop.
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After two years of trekking through space for a date with an asteroid, NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft is sending images of the primitive asteroid Bennu.
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The candidates are then trekking through freezing temperatures to Drake University's Sheslow Auditorium in Des Moines for a town hall event televised at 9 p.m.
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Even as the team was trekking through sludge-like ash, the odds of an eruption stood at 50 percent to 60 percent, according to volcanologists.
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Jonas will show off his athletic side while trekking through the snow-covered hills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, avoiding avalanches and wading through frigid waters.
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Other defectors usually took months to complete the trip to South Korea, often trekking through the jungles of Southeast Asia with the help of human traffickers.
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From there she walked 0003 miles in two days, trekking through Colombia's tropical lowlands to the arid mountains that mark this northeastern part of the country.
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From there she walked 65 miles in two days, trekking through Colombia's tropical lowlands to the arid mountains that mark this northeastern part of the country.
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I had no idea that while I was spending time with Alex, Chad was trekking through the woods just so he could confront the guys yet again.
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I searched wider than I might have otherwise, scaling mountains to seek out life, trekking through swampy jungles and across windswept plains and over dangerous-looking valleys.
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Ecotours and home stays offer visitors the opportunity to experience life in the hill tribe villages, trekking through the national forests and boarding with a local family.
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In his most extreme attack, Trump is accusing Democrats of organizing a migrant caravan trekking through Mexico that he says will lay siege to the US border.
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Trump had hardened his stance on immigration ahead of the vote, and drew attention to a caravan of migrants that was trekking through Mexico toward the United States.
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Larson and Grylls wind up on the shores of a remote island in the Gulf of Panama, where they spend 48 hours trekking through swamplands frequented by crocodiles.
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The people in the room are high-volume photographers; they are not Ansel Adams trekking through Yosemite and waiting patiently for the perfect light to illuminate Half Dome.
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Washington (CNN)A massive caravan of migrants trekking through Mexico is still more than 1,000 miles from the US border, but already other groups are following in their footsteps.
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The This Is Us star, 35, spent more than a week trekking through the Nepal terrain to reach Everest Base Camp on Sunday, which sits at a whopping 17,700 ft.
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Grover Marquina, a tour guide, was trekking through the Maragua Crater about 65 kilometers (40 miles) from the capital Sucre when he stumbled upon the fossilized footprint on July 19.
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Those years spent swotting away at equations retain a special sheen in her memory: "We were a small band of students giddily, exhaustedly trekking through an abstract moonscape," she writes.
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Those years spent swotting away at equations retain a special sheen in her memory: "We were a small band of students giddily, exhaustedly trekking through an abstract moonscape," she writes.
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Dan's tape starts with him in full camo gear trekking through a jungle while the "Mission: Impossible" theme plays ... and he describes why he has what it takes to win.
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Here's what you need to know to about snow hiking: Molly Bayer, a senior instructor with the outdoor gear brand REI, said that snow hiking essentially means trekking through snow.
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He described challenges like trekking through punishing wind storms to arrive at a schoolhouse concealed by snow drifts, and withstanding long stretches with only a few hours of sunlight each day.
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After weeks of trekking through dense bushes, Jumai said she had arrived at her brother's house in Chibok with her children, unleashing jubilation from family members who had given up hope.
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The camp is several hours away from the town of Mingkaman, accessed by trekking through thick bush, swimming through a muddy, stagnant river and then walking over a vast open field.
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His options, both of which involved days of trekking through searing deserts, were unappealing: pay thousands of dollars to a guide, or carry a rucksack filled with drugs for a cartel.
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Mr. Sharp was only 34, but he was the coordinator of the highly regarded group and had spent three years trekking through eastern Congo, persuading rebels to put down their weapons.
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A separate defense official tells CNN that planning is underway to move some military police from Texas to California, where the majority of migrants trekking through Mexico toward the US are expected to go.
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Even though the caravan is 1,000 miles away, the video images of thousands of migrants trekking through Mexico have proven to be a potent weapon for Republicans in the final days of the campaign.
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The luckiest of the Rohingya leaving the violence by trekking through the Chittagong Hills hefted bamboo poles laden with their most treasured belongings: sacks of rice, umbrellas, solar panels, water pots and grass mats.
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After months of trekking through the Costa Rican jungle looking for their missing son, Peggy and Roman Dial believe they finally know what happened to the 27-year-old explorer when he vanished in 2014.
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While Donald Trump was trekking through Asia earlier this month, his top economic adviser Gary Cohn met with a group of Democratic senators to talk about tax reform, the most important item currently before Congress.
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A tough, water-resistant nylon exterior pairs well with rugged camping trips and trekking through Europe alike, while a waterproof, machine washable laundry bag insert offers a convenient place to stow all your dirty clothes.
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Whether you're trekking through a city on vacation or attending a summer wedding, these modern block-heeled sandals are delicate but supportive enough to carry you through it all — and their massive waitlist proves it.
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A very determined lemon follows a street curb and rolls downhill for about a quarter mile, trekking through piles of dried leaves and narrowly avoiding a run-in with the tires of a parked car.
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Abdullah was one of at least 22 Egyptians found dead this month, perishing from heat and starvation after trekking through the Libyan desert by foot in search of jobs they could not secure at home.
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After trekking through the jungle for days to find the rebel camp, Yeimy pleaded for her husband's release but the FARC commander, known by the nom de guerre Pepito, demanded a terrible price, she said.
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It wasn't hard to picture dinosaurs in the surrealistic setting that we were trekking through, with its layers of purple and green rock and oddly shaped boulders that seemed to have fallen from the sky.
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"You know me — I'm not competitive at all, so I'm sure it never bothered me as I saw my opponents trekking through Iowa," she joked to reporters after the first event about the past two weeks.
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According to the United Nations, Libya is now hosting more than 700,000 people who have fled their homelands, often trekking through the desert in pursuit of their dream of crossing to a better life in Europe.
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As long as she's healthy enough to drive around rural Mississippi, nothing can stop 72-year-old photographer Jane Rule Burdine from trekking through the countryside and shooting soulful portraits of communities in the Deep South.
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So it is a cruel twist that — after crossing the Aegean Sea in a boat that nearly capsized, and trekking through the Balkans and then up to the Netherlands — they have ended up living in a prison anyway.
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Produced in collaboration with Lost Desert—an artist Burridge reportedly came across while trekking through the Democratic Republic of the Congo—the song features the vocals of Junior, who sings in the actual Lingala dialect spoken in the country.
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On the northern edge of Africa with a long Mediterranean coastline, Libya hosts more than 700,000 people who have fled their homelands, often trekking through desert in pursuit of their dream of crossing to a better life in Europe.
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A. problem, Palisa Anderson — an owner of Chat Thai, Boon Cafe in Sydney and Boon Luck Farm in Northern New South Wales — remembers trekking through the streets of snowy London, trying to find passion fruit for a Christmas Pavlova.
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Now he returns with "A Dog's Way Home," at No. 10 in hardcover fiction, about a pit bull trekking through 400 miles of wilderness to reunite with her human — basically, "The Incredible Journey" minus the distracting cat and retriever.
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CHIQUIMULA, Guatemala (Reuters) - More Honduran migrants tried to join a caravan of several thousand trekking through Guatemala on Wednesday, defying calls by authorities not to make the journey after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to cut off regional aid in reprisal.
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I've been using the Panga 28 backpack for about a year now — a year that has seen me fishing through fall nor'easters in an open (uncovered) boat, hunting and trekking through wind, rain, and snow, and jetting around the globe.
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With a caravan of Central American migrants trekking through Mexico toward the United States, the White House is considering whether to shut the border and deny them the opportunity to seek asylum in the United States, the Post said, citing unnamed administration officials.
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The mother and daughter fled "near certain death" in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and somehow managed to make their way to Latin America, trekking through Mexico before turning themselves into border guards near San Diego last November, according to the lawsuit.
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The power and potential of AR was perhaps epitomized by the debut of Pokémon Go, a classic Japanese video game reimagined as an AR experience on a smartphone screen, sending legions of gamers around the world trekking through parks and alleys — real ones!
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Members run the gamut from burly to skinny, jocks to nerds, young to old, and hail from every race and ethnicity; they post heart-melting photos standing alongside their children on front porches, trekking through national parks and mingling at backyard barbecues.
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Without recapping too much, the episode showed Eliot, whose consciousness is alive and hiding inside the demon-possessed body, willingly trekking through his worst memories in the hope of finding a way to break through the possession and communicate with his friends.
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Trump made his hard-line policies toward immigration a key issue ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections, sending thousands of U.S. troops to help secure the southern border and repeatedly drawing attention to a caravan of Central American migrants trekking through Mexico toward the United States.
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You gave us story ideas that we ended up turning into videos, and your feedback and enthusiasm kept me going, whether I was trekking through the Arctic with no coat other than my red Uniqlo jacket or recovering from being hit by a car.
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You'd think, from his output, that Scott Gilmore spends a lot of time trekking through fields, baring the brunt of grass-burn and nettle-rash, but he tells THUMP that he's far more likely to be found sat in the sheltered cool of the studio.
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Now fellow GOP candidate Ted Cruz has released his own immigration-focused ad that invokes similar fears while taking shots at rival Marco Rubio and media elites—but mostly, it shows white dudes and ladies in suits slogging through rivers and trekking through the desert.
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"The specialty is trekking through amazing rice terraces to see ethnic minorities, such as Thai, H'Mong and Red Dzao hill tribes, while enjoying authentic local meals harvested directly from farm to your plate," said Tran Thuy Hai, director of Travel at Topas Travel Vietnam.
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There's little reason to believe Trump, who campaigned on harsh immigration crackdowns, will make current U.S. immigration policy more liberal, but as hundreds of stunned Cubans wait in northern Mexico and continue trekking through Latin America, they can do little but cling to hopes that he will.
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While trekking through the woods — using an old videotape to retrace the path that he and his father took when they got lost in the wilderness 27 years ago — he encounters the deaf "psychoacoustics" expert Odin Branch (CJ Jones) and his assistant/translator Willy (Rory Culkin).
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To be fair, regularly experimenting with psychedelics, trekking through the snow in less clothing than I'd wear to a hot yoga class, and getting what looks to be the most intense acupuncture ever in my face would probably make my one life seem a lot longer.
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He has drawn attention to a caravan of migrants that is trekking through Mexico toward the United States as he seeks to fire up support for fellow Republicans in campaign battles with Democrats who are trying to wrest control of the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate.
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Alaska: Ice Cream At The Ice Cream ShopIf going out hunting and fishing or sitting down to a plate of moose ribs in this wildlife-rich state is not on your agenda, you can still experience its essence while trekking through Girdwood Valley to The Ice Cream Shop.
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You're usually covered in mud from trekking through the woods on survival missions—and, being ruled by Mars, sometimes there's grosser stuff than mud on your clothes, so between Venus being in your sign this month and then entering fancy Taurus, you might be inspired to get dolled up.
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Since the ethnic violence erupted in late August, thousands of Rohingya have crossed the border each week, often travelling for days and even weeks, trekking through forests and over mountains, with many making a hazardous river or sea crossing on the last leg of their flight to fellow-Muslim Bangladesh.
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If you think of the desert as the vast wastelands of unfulfilled thirst that is modern life for women who sleep with men, just endlessly trekking through an inhospitable climate in the hope that, eventually, they might stumble upon a secure, respectful, pussy eater to tide them over for a while.
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He has drawn attention to a caravan of migrants that is trekking through Mexico toward the United States as he seeks to fire up support for his Republican party, which is facing some tough battles as Democrats seek to wrest control of the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate.
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The home-brewed liquor is a staple in the Balkans, and after trekking through Kosovo and eventually arriving in Lake Ohrid, Macedonia, I found myself at the home of a local brewer, politely refusing my third refill of the blinding spirit, as the call to prayer filled the sobering air around us.
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Ensuring this mega-poll in the world's third largest democracy would go off without a hitch was a logistical feat, with election workers traveling by boat to remote islands, scaling mountains to reach hill-top villages and trekking through jungles -- sometimes on horses -- to bring ballot boxes within range of every voter.
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The stories span mostly Italy and the US, but what knits them together — including trekking through a rice field in Bali and trying to set up a dog-walking scheme or knocking around in bars — is a thread of longing that her characters don't always know how to parse, even if they are always trying.
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We're all by now very grateful for the sterling reissue work Dark Entries are doing—a whole host of beautifully put together Italo, minimal wave and generally oddball synth records are relatively easy to obtain now without having to go without food for a month/spend two weeks trekking through the flea markets of Europe.
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Read more:These photos of sled-dogs trekking through meltwater in Greenland are a stark reminder of vanishing Arctic sea iceIce sheets are melting far faster than we thought — in a worst-case climate breakdown, coastal cities like New York and Shanghai would be swampedGreenland is approaching the threshold of an irreversible melt, and the consequences for coastal cities could be dire
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"In the end, the Mexican government has really controlled their passage and the US government has kept eyes on them as they try to cross the border and it has not turned out to be a good way to enter the US." In short, while traveling with a caravan might've been useful for trekking through Mexico, it proved impractical once arriving to the US-Mexico border, where entry became more difficult.
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