VIRGIN VOYAGES Virgin Voyages wants to be the industry's sexy line.
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The Thread RE: THE VOYAGES ISSUE A special issue, dedicated to historic voyages.
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There are also voyages for the holidays, from Thanksgiving to Christmas, and luxury crossing voyages for endless days at sea.
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NORWEGIAN YACHT VOYAGES Set to launch in 2020, Norwegian Yacht Voyages aims to bring big-ship amenities to expedition cruising.
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The Thread RE: VOYAGES: The Voyages Issue featured six remarkable photo journeys through majestic terrain, with an opening essay by Gideon Lewis-Kraus.
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Five day voyages between the two countries would be replaced with voyages of 15 to 25 days to and from Europe and Asia as short haul supplies are replaced with more distant sources.
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These are the voyages of the legacy broadcast network CBS.
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Electric batteries cannot store enough energy for long sea voyages.
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Still, as maiden voyages go, this one was pretty promising.
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It condenses over 20,000 voyages down to just three minutes.
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Our main job is to take you on emotional voyages.
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Income from voyages dropped to $612 million from $763 million.
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Soviet cosmonaut Alexey Leonov also painted images from space voyages.
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The Voyages Issue The story of an accidentally pioneering expedition.
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Some cruise lines are even halting voyages on their ships.
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Such voyages can also bring you closer to fellow fans.
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Of the 103 voyages made by its ships between Jan.
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And shipping lines are cancelling voyages owing to lack of demand.
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The vessel weighs 60,000 tons, according to the Virgin Voyages website.
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Another Carnival brand, Costa Cruises, has canceled 12 voyages in China.
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Virgin Voyages' first ship is one step closer to setting sail!
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He last photographed Rick Steves for the magazine's Spring Voyages issue.
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The Evrima's 2021 voyages have a base starting price of $4,900 ...
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However, the two voyages of discovery have economic implications as well.
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" Virgin Voyages did not elaborate on any of its "surprises," though McAlpin said Virgin Voyages is committed to creating a "sophisticated ship and a transformational experience" for passengers to enjoy both daytime activities and "exciting nightlife.
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Many months later, final reports on the ship's last voyages were complete.
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Blue World Voyages plans to debut its first cruise ship in 2021.
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Blue World Voyages describes the ship as a "wellness community on water."
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Singh is an avid traveler and often documents his voyages on Instagram.
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Cruise & Maritime Voyages did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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I'm absolutely convinced we can do the same in the voyages business.
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Shipping lines have also had trouble replacing crews globally after long voyages.
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The Voyages Issue Communing with some of the biggest trees on Earth.
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Richard Branson's Virgin Voyages is launching a cruise ship for adults only
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Virgin Voyages recently released renderings for its maiden ship, the Scarlet Lady.
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The mermaid logo was inspired by figureheads on historic vessels, Virgin Voyages says.
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And owners will have butler and concierge service, according to Blue World Voyages.
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Sometimes, the voyages are multi-party enterprises, with small businesses and others investing.
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Guests have the option to book back-to-back voyages without repeating ports.
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And, of course, all of the voyages by explorers such as Christopher Columbus.
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Seven-day voyages from Miami to the Eastern Caribbean will begin this November.
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The Voyages Issue This gargantuan shrine to democracy has never felt so surreal.
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Coordinated patrols involve voyages by the different navies operating in their own territorial waters.
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Update: Voyages-SNCF doesn't have universal links, so the app shouldn't cause any issue.
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In the early episodes of "Star Trek: New Voyages," he led the Starship Enterprise.
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But the real satire and insights into human nature come from Gulliver's other voyages.
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One of these voyages may have delivered cancer to a new home as well.
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Stars were essential to these voyages, as they can be used to determine latitude.
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Voyages will take parkgoers to the Seine ("L'Atalante," July 13), Shanghai ("Suzhou River," Aug.
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In the sense, that is, that Herman Melville specialized in books about sea voyages.
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He told Business Insider that his favorite days during these voyages are travel days.
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" Read the special Voyages Issue, "How Do Families Around the World Spend Their Vacations?
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"Discovery," as a show, hasn't cared as much about exploration as most Trek voyages.
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Crystal Cruises offers several voyages a year where boats spend multiple days at ports.
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Oceanic voyages of more than 5,000 miles might be commemorated with a swallow tattoo.
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Oceanic voyages of more than 5,000 miles might be commemorated with a swallow tattoo.
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According to a release from the company, Virgin Voyages asked the staff for input.
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Furthermore, "CDC recommends that all travelers reconsider cruise ship voyages to or within Asia."
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For the record, Columbus made four voyages across the Atlantic between 1492 and 1504.
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The group has attempted a few more voyages but the plans just keep unraveling.
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Sadly, most of us will never actually blast off on our own voyages of discovery.
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They include Zheng He, China's equivalent of Columbus, who commanded voyages of discovery around 1400.
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The return to Greece iss part of three Mediterranean voyages that leave from Rome, Italy.
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Virgin Voyages' first-ever cruise ship will only be open to the 18-plus crowd.
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Russia's Far Eastern Customs Administration said it could not provide information about the Tantal's voyages.
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Subsequent voyages will take parkgoers to the Seine ("L'Atalante," July 13), Shanghai ("Suzhou River," Aug.
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The two supertanker voyages point towards the status quo of shipping activities in the region.
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Crystal has 21 new Christmas markets and holidays voyages this year between its five riverboats.
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The ship will sail the Mediterranean this summer and transition to Caribbean voyages in November.
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Children 17 and under sail free on select voyages when traveling with two paid adults.
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A new line is also coming to the expedition cruise category in Norwegian Yacht Voyages.
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A NASA-funded study says long space voyages do really bad things to human bodies.
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Her good buddy on these daily voyages on a mattress was her aloof cat, NippersPumpkinClaws.
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There's no better way to celebrate the Enterprise's latest voyages with some Star Trek gift ideas.
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Kent Schmidt, director of lighting for New Voyages, said he's proud to be part of history.
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People took an extra interest in these voyages, which had been impossible in times before theirs.
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A tipster also told me that the Voyages-SNCF app also generates crashes on iOS 9.3.
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Australia has offered diplomatic support to U.S. "freedom of navigation" voyages through the South China Sea.
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Freight rates have soared as oil producers scramble for non-blacklisted vessels, discouraging longer-distance voyages.
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There was danger in the darkness, while the constellations provided security, marking time and guiding voyages.
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It's been a momentous Saturday for SpaceX, and for the future of crewed voyages into space.
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Under the previous administration, the U.S. Navy conducted several such voyages through the South China Sea.
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Virgin Voyages, Richard Branson's new cruise line, has unveiled plans for its first of three ships.
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Blue World Voyages plans to debut the ship, whose name has not been disclosed, in 2021.
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Poor working-class boys had no choice but to join these voyages, which were extremely dangerous.
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Biographies like Washington Irving's "The First Voyages of Columbus" further cemented his glorified tales of discovery.
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And Musk has repeatedly said people will probably die on his company's future voyages to Mars.
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What a huge treat to listen to the Voyages Issue of The New York Times Magazine.
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Above all, he loved vacationing on cruise ships, having gone on 14 voyages, Mr. Drake said.
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He says he was selected because of his experience with long ocean voyages and historical ships.
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The captain sailed on the Endeavour for the first of his three voyages around the world.
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Gilday noted that extending voyages represents both a public-health measure and a deterrent against aggression.
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The email also noted that Carnival Cruise Line may also be required to reroute certain voyages.
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Itineraries for the 2021 season will be varied to inspire cruising multiple back-to-back voyages.
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NASA has made about a dozen and a half successful voyages to Mars since the 1960s.
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He makes tasks like cleaning one's room or finding a career sound like dragon-slaying voyages.
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Although there were long periods apart, she occasionally joined him for extraordinary voyages across the Pacific.
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On Wednesday, Virgin Voyages announced its "exclusive, on-demand champagne delivery service," aptly titled "Shake for Champagne," that will allow travelers on board their Scarlet Lady ship to summon a glass by simply opening the Virgin Voyages Sailor App and giving their phone a little shake.
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Its unit Maersk Supply Service is providing vessels for DeepGreen's research voyages in the Clarion Clipperton Zone.
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The people who have made desperate voyages to the border are potential friends and neighbors, not threats.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that shipping companies were hiring unarmed security guards for voyages through the Gulf.
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There are signs that overcrowding in Bangladeshi camps could prompt many others to make similarly perilous voyages.
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Congress will have to provide the money for the voyages of scientific discovery that kilopower technology enables.
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Someone is going to figure out how to make voyages to the moon both inexpensive and profitable.
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The cruise line said voyages underway will conclude as soon as possible, though that has proven difficult.
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The French cruise line Ponant offers several voyages a year where boats spend multiple days at ports.
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This special Voyages issue of the Magazine whisked us to 11 places with vastly different sound profiles.
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The New York Times's special Voyages issue whisked us to 11 places with vastly different sound profiles.
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The Virgin Group, founded by Richard Branson, recently revealed details on its Virgin Voyages, launching in 2020.
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But in May 2019, the industry will get its first wellness cruise line in Blue World Voyages.
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In addition to the no-kids-allowed policy, a few other standout features set Virgin Voyages apart.
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The ship's "deceptive voyages" were part of large-scale money-laundering operation, complained America's Department of Justice.
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In addition to the no-kids-allowed policy, a few other standout features set Virgin Voyages apart.
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It's 19 percent to 20 percent alcohol, which makes it more suited to ocean voyages than overindulgence.
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The routes are varied, with voyages in the Caribbean and the Mediterranean each lasting roughly seven nights.
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The Voyages Issue A first trip to the island, in a desperate bid to escape the news.
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She sent photographs and letters to her sons, and their grandparents explained their mother's voyages to them.
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" He writes of the rough sea voyages endured by immigrants trying to make their way to America — ocean voyages that bring to mind both the hopeful pilgrimage of pilgrims and the forced middle passage endured by slaves — and he describes refugee camps "sick with smoke & half-sung/ hymns.
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They've also had a hand in those retro chic suits Starliner astronauts will wear on their fantastic voyages.
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With data from one of the ship's many voyages in hand, Johnson set off on a field trip.
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Voyages from Egypt are long, but smugglers mainly count on people being rescued once in international shipping lanes.
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As noted, voyage narratives were a popular genre at the time, often inspiring both real and fictional voyages.
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This monitors data from sensors and from records of a ship's past voyages, and adds in weather reports.
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Skanda, meanwhile, is looking forward to undertaking more such voyages around Africa in the fight against plastic waste.
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Pioneering voyages offered new perspectives on the world, and, in time, to new ways of living and governing.
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And these voyages range in price, depending on how far in the celestial heavens you want to go.
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Conte has spoken of the need for European-run immigration offices outside Europe to prevent "voyages of death".
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Sir Richard Branson is expanding his empire and launching his first cruise line, Virgin Voyages, the company announced.
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She also relied on the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database, which holds information on nearly 36,000 slaving voyages.
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Starting prices for voyages can range anywhere from $3,100 to $10,100, depending on length of trip and location.
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Small, family-run banks would finance sea voyages and other trading missions, taking a share of the profits.
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Jean-François Hébert, Paris How is it that you included only one female photographer in your Voyages Issue?
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The Voyages Issue Sent by Britain to carry out a secret survey, Sarat Chandra Das became enchanted instead.
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"The current global health crisis is understandably making many people rethink upcoming travel plans," said Virgin Voyages' statement.
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He's one of a handful of people and places featured in The New York Times Magazine's Voyages Issue.
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I dreamed of joining him as a mate on one of his 18-month voyages around the world.
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The essential thing is a variety of new voices, voyages, friendships and experiences in reading as in life.
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Like "Transformers" but less cool, the Morphoz stretches for longer voyages and shrinks for quick trips around town.
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The cancellation affects the cruise lines fleet of 18 ships for voyages departing March 12 through May 10.
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The puzzle is part of an entire magazine issue dedicated to sound: It's known as the "Voyages" issue.
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Viking Cruises also canceled voyages this week as the coronavirus outbreak brings the cruise industry to its knees.
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Perhaps, after traveling in seven countries and experiencing harrowing sea voyages, post-revolutionary France seemed a bit boring.
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Virgin Voyages' first cruise has yet to set sail — but the company is already announcing a second ship!
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Before summer bon voyages us into fall, we'll take one last dip into the final month's product pool.
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The HMAS Choules is expected to make two or three voyages over the coming days, state authorities said.
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She researches and helps plan Cooper's voyages, and serves as a living compass for her directionally challenged mate.
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Still, despite these battles, America's astronauts (myself included) have embarked on some remarkable voyages in the last 50 years.
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Compasses made sea voyages safer, electric lightbulbs pushed back the limits of darkness, and vaccinations and antibiotics saved lives.
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After that incident, PIL canceled all future voyages to Hodeida and other Houthi-held ports in the Red Sea.
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Richard Branson's cruise line Virgin Voyages has announced another exciting amenity on board their new ship: a karaoke room!
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Pioneering voyages offered new perspectives on the world, and, in time, led to new ways of living and governing.
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I concluded that this harpooner, in the course of his distant voyages, must have met with a similar adventure.
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Starting prices for voyages range from to $3,100 for four nights to $10,100 for 12 nights, depending on location.
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That review includes the statue of Columbus, the 15th- century Italian explorer who made multiple voyages to the Americas.
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She soon began a long series of six-week voyages to some of the most remote waters ever searched.
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New research finds that the voyages stalled at the point where prevailing air currents shifted from tailwinds to headwinds.
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Read about this year's epic adventurers, and the mystery of one lost hiker, in the current Voyages issue here.
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Azamara Club Cruises is focused on destination immersion, and most voyages include late-night and/or overnight port stops.
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Voyages that extend beyond March 5003 will be ended at the "most convenient location for guests," the company added.
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The company advised those on affected voyages to contact their travel agent or the cruise line for more information.
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The voyages were the first to bring Russian L.N.G. to Asia across the frigid Arctic Ocean unassisted by icebreakers.
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These probes rely on radio instructions from ground stations, where large atomic clocks calculate ideal trajectories for their voyages.
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Virgin Voyages just announced that the Scarlet Lady would house an on-board champagne and caviar bar called Sip.
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She compared such voyages to her own treks as a graduate student, when she studied aboard oceanic research vessels.
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Virgin Voyages passengers will also have an impressive variety of sailings to choose from in the ship's inaugural 2020 season.
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Virgin Voyages passengers will have an impressive variety of sailings to choose from, where they can enjoy these musical amenities.
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It is critical to understand these potential health risks before sending astronauts on long voyages, such as one to Mars.
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British insurance giant Lloyd's of London, which insured slave voyages centuries ago, rejected her request to access its historic archives.
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In 1980 125,000 Cubans joined the mass evacuation known as the Mariel boatlift, after the harbour where the voyages started.
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Testing will show if SpaceShipTwo is capable of safely performing its maiden voyages — many of which have already been booked.
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The capital was used to fund the costs of commercial voyages, and the profits — or losses — would also be shared.
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However, his voyages were not ones of conquest, differing from the West's years later, but ones of tribute and encounter.
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Critic's Notebook As far as maiden voyages go, the first live stream of a Broadway musical was mostly smooth sailing.
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Subsequent voyages will take parkgoers to Shanghai ("Suzhou River," Wednesday) and the Amazon region ("Aguirre, the Wrath of God," Aug.
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Nuclear rockets, in short, will be as game-changing for space travel as the steam engine was for ocean voyages.
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Like other leaders, he attributed the problem to traffickers who lure migrants into taking dangerous voyages across the Aegean Sea.
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The announcement impacts the cruise line's fleet of 18 ships and will affect voyages from March 12 to May 210.
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Numerous travel companies have been affected and forced to postpone or reschedule voyages that may put passengers in harm's way.
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"Voyages that are underway will conclude and guests will be disembarked as soon as possible and assisted with travel arrangements."
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A celebration of return from love's tempestuous self-exile, the poem's interior landfall is ultimately inseparable from Walcott's grander voyages.
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The lounge will be complete with many labels of bubbly, including Moët Chandon, which is Virgin Voyages' featured champagne house.
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Offers include expedition voyages aboard the line's MS Roald Amundsen, the first hybrid electric-powered expedition ship in the world.
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In the 1400s Zheng He, a Muslim slave who became the Ming empire's admiral, led seven voyages south and west.
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"Virgin Voyages will now offer voyages to Riviera Maya sailings to Cozumel/Playa Del Carmen, Mexico; Fire and Sunset Soirées including a sunset departure from Key West and a midnight departure from Bimini; and special seven-night sailings for the 2020 holiday season including the all-new Holidaze and Nights and New Year's Ahoy voyages, which fall over the Christmas and New Year's holidays respectively, and feature stops in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic and late-night sail aways in both Bimini, Bahamas and San Juan, Puerto Rico," the cruise line released in a statement Tuesday.
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Cuba's government approved five major cruise lines for voyages from Florida to Cuba, the first trips of their kind in decades.
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After the time of Cook's voyages, however, Europeans spread other varieties of sweet potatoes around the Western Pacific, including the Philippines.
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Leo is a mystical alchemist; Jósef voyages to Iceland in 1944 as a clay doll that lacks the breath of life.
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He makes reference to voyages undertaken and to midday, daybreak, and other such points of passage in our experience of time.
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"They had to endure voyages between islands and subsequently survive on those islands," study co-author Ryan Minster told New Scientist.
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Shops on Royal Carribean and Carnival voyages were regularly stripped bare of everything from Bulgari necklaces to South Korean rice cookers.
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Five winners will receive the opportunity to fly into space in 2001 via Zegrahm Space Voyages, a U.S. space travel agency.
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I'm also working on a new series coming out next year called, The Hash-tastic Voyages of Sinbad the Strain Hunter.
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The two crew members who spoke to Reuters did not cite any evidence that sanctions were violated on these three voyages.
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Columbus was also bringing sherry on his voyages, because it was stable and something that could have survived the transatlantic voyage.
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"The scheme involves multiple parties affiliated with the IRGC and furthered by the deceptive voyages of the Grace 1," Liu said.
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Voyages in Canada and New England take place in the autumn months, exploring fishing villages, Maine harbors, and Canadian maritime ports.
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The Voyages Issue For thousands of years, sailors in the Marshall Islands have navigated vast distances of open ocean without instruments.
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Prog-heads rejoice, Tool have returned from their extradimensional voyages to give us the gift of their corporeal presences playing music.
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Washington Irving's mostly fictional The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus is often credited as one of the myth's key proponents.
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These are the voyages of the Starship Blockchain, on it's five-year mission to seek out… OK, you get the drift!
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That fascination led him, as a scholar, to delve into the biological and cultural impact of Columbus's voyages to the Americas.
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Sailors across cultures have told so many tales of maritime voyages to exotic locations that they have inspired a distinct genre.
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This week is the Times Magazine's special Voyages Issue, featuring the travel guru Rick Steves, who wants to set you free.
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Voyages currently underway will conclude "as soon as possible," the company said, adding that it will assist cusomerts with travel arrangements.
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CARNIVAL - CURRENT VOYAGES UNDERWAY, EXTEND BEYOND MARCH 17 TO BE ENDED AT MOST CONVENIENT LOCATION FOR GUESTS, FACTORING IN OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS
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Given the potential cost savings from quicker voyages, L.N.G. shipments to Asia along the Northern Sea Route are expected to increase.
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Virgin Voyages' crew will be ready to walk the runway while on board the new adults-only cruise ship, Scarlet Lady.
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Whether voyages to Mars will be commercial, as Elon Musk dreams, or government run, as NASA plans, remains to be seen.
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The company also said it would provide ticket-holders cash refunds or vouchers for future cruises if their voyages are canceled.
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In particular, Lofting&aposs second book, "The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle," provides some of the beats for the film&aposs opening.
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Of the more than 10,000 slave ships that made voyages during the transatlantic slave trade, only five have been identified worldwide.
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The Voyages Issue After a decade of visiting the city on tour, I finally got to experience it as a tourist.
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It has supported the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database, a repository of information from nearly 36,000 slave voyages across the Atlantic.
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The Voyages Issue Joining up with the Great Loop, an intricate route that transforms half the United States into an island.
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The hyperloop as we know it, Musk clarified, would be reserved for longer, intercity voyages, where near-supersonic speeds are more valuable.
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Ostashevsky, whose first language is Russian, spins his song from the displacements and discoveries of his own voyages for our reading pleasure.
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No company has taken the age-old tools of discovery and communication—quests, voyages and messages—and made them more widely available.
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Ticonderoga, New York (CNN)The beginnings of "Star Trek: New Voyages" can be traced to 1985, when James Cawley was a teenager.
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" Star Trek's glimpse into the future Today around 200 people volunteer their time to produce each episode of "Star Trek: New Voyages.
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The shock-and-awe voyages of Admiral Zheng He in the early 15th century that reached Hormuz and eastern Africa were remarkable.
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He transcribes voice mail messages he might need later; he spins out disturbing fictions that feature Alec, sea voyages and sex trafficking.
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This is like Exxon letting the guy who crashed an oil tanker into an iceberg chart courses for all future tanker voyages.
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The New York Times Magazine Voyages issue is a twice-yearly tradition that appreciates travel and exploration in all of its forms.
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The announcement impacts the cruise line's fleet of 219 ships, the company said, and will affect voyages from Thursday to May 10.
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The Times Magazine's Voyages issue takes you on family trips to a volcano in Japan and a wave pool in Chongqing, China.
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On Sunday, Princess Cruises announced it would cancel voyages aboard the Diamond Princess through April 20 because of the prolonged quarantine period.
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Authorities in Bangladesh last year prevented more than 600 Rohingya, including many young girls, from making perilous sea voyages, mostly to Malaysia.
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"That was a knockout," said Zouhair Mbarek, whose Batouta Voyages & Events company used to organize cultural tours for Western and Japanese tourists.
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Last November, Oceania Cruises introduced "Snowbird in Residence" Caribbean voyages of up to 116 days, scheduled for December 2017 and January 2018.
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Australia opened the camps in a bid to stem a flow of asylum seekers making dangerous voyages by boat to its shores.
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Still, the Cubans here hope he will show humanitarian compassion for people who undertook arduous voyages to escape Communism and extreme poverty.
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However, from both a scientific and commercial perspective, NASA's voyages of discovery like OSIRIS-REx have an importance that is beyond evaluation.
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In doing so, Kipman showed rain landing on the stage and flowers blossoming, as well as voyages to Mars and the moon.
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Virgin Voyages is launching new travel itineraries in light of President Donald Trump's travel ban on Cuba, which went into effect last week.
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The Disney Wonder will offer seven-night voyages to Alaska, starting in Vancouver, Canada, and making stops in Juneau, Skagway, Ketchikan and more.
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By the early nineteenth century, these previously impossible voyages—impossible at least to Europeans—included the Northwest Passage and the interior of Africa.
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The 60-day battery life (when hooked into the dual-battery cover system) also makes Oasis a great travel companion for long voyages.
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Almost the entire set of the original show has been recreated and there are 11 episodes of "Star Trek: New Voyages" available online.
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Lynn Boulger, Mount Desert, Me. I read with pleasure and admiration the stories of courage, determination and curiosity that constitute the Voyages Issue.
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Nearby, Benjamin West's full-length portrait, dated 1771, shows Banks draped in a Maori cloak and surrounded by trophies from Captain Cooks' voyages.
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They have recorded, in miniature, the French Revolution, the construction of the railroads, whaling voyages and countless modern fascinations: dogs, cartoons, telephones, martinis.
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Andrea Frazzetta photographed the Danakil Depression for the September 2016 Voyages issue, and also shot an incredible virtual-reality film for The Times.
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As part of the Voyages issue in 2014, we asked some of the world's greatest photographers to share images from their own vacations.
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What actually happened after more than a few hang-ups is chronicled in incredible, Knausgaardian detail in our Voyages issue of March 2015.
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Pepin himself joins along for two Oceania voyages, including one that goes from Venice to Lisbon, and another that goes Venice to Rome.
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But after Mr. Trump's announcement last August that he would reimpose sanctions on Iran's petroleum industry, the SC Brilliant's voyages became less transparent.
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Merchants heading on long voyages will come and make an offering, promising to make another if their venture is successful, Mr. Knysh said.
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CARNIVAL - PRINCESS CRUISES TO VOLUNTARILY PAUSE GLOBAL OPERATIONS OF 18 CRUISE SHIPS FOR TWO MONTHS, IMPACTING VOYAGES DEPARTING MARCH 12 TO MAY 10
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My ship parents both sailed on previous voyages of Semester at Sea and now return every couple of years with their two kids!
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Although Columbus Day remains a federal holiday, critics say the U.S. should stop celebrating Christopher Columbus's voyages specifically and European colonization in general.
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But the future of privately-operated spacecraft that can take not only cargo but also people on space voyages is at last approaching.
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I'm glad for some of the time I spent with it, making little mental voyages of discovery in its cleverest, most rewarding moments.
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The panels illustrate Sinbad the Sailor's seven voyages and will be on display at the museum's quarterly event, Culture & Cocktails, on February 21.
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One thing this map shows is that for all the anecdote-rich longform journalistic voyages into "Trump country," there's nothing magical going on here.
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We visited the Great Hall, where waves of huddled masses, recently disembarked from long, transatlantic voyages, finally began to breathe a little more freely.
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Under the previous administration, the U.S. navy conducted such voyages through the South China Sea - most of which is claimed by China - angering Beijing.
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Doing so, officials say, would encourage migrants to make the treacherous ocean voyages, often in unseaworthy boats, which have sometimes ended in mass drownings.
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The new Les Voyages collection of travel-size products, like infused facial water ($2625) and mini candles ($2150), will be arranged on antique furniture.
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Though Dotty is just 20 feet long and 8 feet wide, during voyages, Modes and his shipmates eat, sleep, and bathe on the boat.
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On the water, Windstar Cruises is joining with the James Beard Foundation to create gourmet-themed voyages accompanied by all-star chefs and sommeliers.
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Finally, our magazine followed the vacations of families around the world as they embarked on voyages within their homelands — stories punctuated by stunning photographs.
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Over time, analysts said, Iran may be trying to push up prices by raising insurance premiums on tankers in making their voyages more treacherous.
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Their voyages are scheduled to begin next year, and they would be the first American astronauts to launch from United States soil since 22014.
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This week's Times Magazine is the "Voyages" issue, which takes you around the globe with a handful of families vacationing in their own countries.
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In the 18th century, Captain James Cook and his crew brewed spruce beer in an attempt to fend off scurvy on their yearslong voyages.
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At the time, free diving was the only way to harvest pearls, and would require embarking on four-month voyages in search of oysters.
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Finally, after the quarantine of the Diamond Princess cruise ship, the CDC "recommends that all travelers reconsider cruise ship voyages to or within Asia."
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Whaling captains often brought wives and children on voyages, she says, but it was rare to find a log written by a teenage girl.
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The group, Ocean Voyages Institute, said the cleanup mission was the "largest and most successful ocean cleanup to date" in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
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However, vessels leaving Qatari ports typically refuel ahead of their voyages at the UAE port of Fujairah, the Gulf's largest ship-fuel or bunkering port.
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A Japanese Ministry of Defence spokesman declined to comment on any submarine visit but said the navy normally conducted training voyages in March and April.
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Additionally, owners may still not call on Iran because they could be banned from Saudi Arabian ports on subsequent voyages, a European supertanker broker said.
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Free weekend voyages through the fall allow visitors to experience Flow Separation on the move, while on weekdays access is available to explore its deck.
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These family voyages were meant as a vacation, although Talibart never had much fun—she was a "shockingly bad sailor" who was almost constantly seasick.
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The Abyss makes regular voyages through the Mideast Gulf with its transponder switched off for days at a time, according to Refinitiv Eikon ship tracking.
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For sea voyages, the boats were stocked with food, water, amulets, kneeling pads and tools for fishing, hunting and making repairs to the exterior skin.
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The development has helped to drive down the cost of space travel and promises to open space to commercial development and more voyages of exploration.
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NASA discovered the protein-producing microbes Air Protein is using while researching how to grow food for astronauts on long space voyages in the 1960s.
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He made these charts widely available, which showed sailors across the globe how to use ocean currents and wind to reduce the length of voyages.
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The CDC has reported that there have been at least 60 cases reported in 15 US states as a result of "multiple Nile River voyages."
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It's the annual voyages issue recast as an audio journey through soundscapes in cities and in outlandishly remote locations worldwide, with interviews to add context.
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The cruise line said the virus had forced it to cancel, modify or redeploy 2162 voyages across all three of its brands and compensate customers.
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Several months later, Ms. Ryan tapped him to shoot for the Magazine's annual Voyages issue, the theme of which was family vacations around the world.
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Ms. Cooper was a staff artist who joined Beebe on seven voyages including a 1925 expedition from New York to the Galápagos aboard the Arcturus.
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It was this invulnerability that gave Madeira the strength to withstand the rigors of ocean voyages and become the most popular wine of colonial America.
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Oblivious, she taps at her laptop, explaining how the voyages of the Rodgers and the Jeannette provide scientific data not just about weather and ice.
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Whales are also a common sight during voyages out to the islands — there are specific whale-watching tours — but unfortunately none appeared during our trip.
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Regent is targeting travelers like me, millennials green to cruising, with promises to go above and beyond their assumptions (or vague recollections of childhood voyages).
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Major efforts then ensued to integrate California with the rest of the United States, including via ocean voyages and via overland mail and passenger services.
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ANNOUNCES VOLUNTARY SUSPENSION OF VOYAGES * NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE HOLDINGS LTD - SUSPENSION CONTRIBUTES TO EFFORTS TO STEM SPREAD OF COVID-19 * NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE - ANNOUNCED A VOLUNTARY SUSPENSION OF ALL CRUISE VOYAGES EMBARKING BETWEEN MARCH 13 AND APRIL 11, 2020 FOR ITS 3 CRUISE BRANDS * NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE - CO HAS NOT EXPERIENCED ANY CONFIRMED CASES OF COVID-19 ACROSS ITS 28-SHIP FLEET * NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE HOLDINGS LTD SAYS ALL GUESTS ON IMPACTED VOYAGES WILL RECEIVE A 125% REFUND OF FARE PAID IN FORM OF A FUTURE CRUISE CREDIT * NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE - TRAVEL PARTNER COMMISSIONS ON CANCELED CRUISES WILL BE PROTECTED AS PER NORMAL POLICY Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Going on vacation can often mean a boatload of unanticipated expenses, but Virgin Voyages is looking to mitigate that—at least when it comes to tipping.
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A 16th-century shipwreck that may be all that&aposs left of one of the first European voyages to America holds treasures worth millions of dollars.
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According to Musk, the key to building a successful Mars colony is exponentially reducing the cost-per-seat or cost-per-ton of those pioneering voyages.
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Considering that the new Airbus A350s are making their maiden voyages from Detroit to Tokyo-Narita, that entertainment system is sure to be a major draw.
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He unveiled a cartoon of a growing Mars colony and showed real footage of the Raptor rocket engine that would blast the BFR on its voyages.
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After just a couple voyages, however, we were falling into the kind of easy, competent rhythms that make the idea of crewing a ship so seductive.
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Other new ventures include cruise company Virgin Voyages, a second Virgin Hotel in San Francisco, and Virgin Orbit, a company that puts small satellites into space.
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Another option is "air lubrication," which involves blowing air bubbles below ships to reduce friction, lessening the amount of dirty fuel needed for cross-world voyages.
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For eclipse chasers, a growing subculture of umbraphiles who seek the shade cast by total solar eclipses, these cosmically predestined voyages are a way of life.
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Consider Gideon Allen & Sons, a syndicate in Massachusetts, which made returns of 60 percent a year for much of the 19th Century by financing whaling voyages.
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Baltic and Northern Europe voyages explore everything from the palaces of St. Petersburg and the glaciers of Iceland to the beaches of Normandy and Norway's fjords.
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Ms. Blumberg's other books included "The Incredible Journey of Lewis & Clark" (1987); "The Great American Gold Rush" (1989); and "The Remarkable Voyages of Captain Cook" (1991).
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The Australian authorities say such tough measures are necessary to discourage attempts to make the risky voyages by sea, which have sometimes ended in mass drownings.
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Some 350 marine voyages traversed Canada's Arctic in 2013, according to government figures, and the government expects resource exploration could nearly double this figure by 2020.
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During the summer voyages, Modes, along with a few shipmates, moves through various river communities and records the stories of the people who live in them.
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There is so much to do, and so much we can do together, as we embark on our own voyages of discovery without ever leaving home.
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The Scarlet Lady is the first of three planned ships from Virgin Voyages, the cruising arm of Branson's empire, which he set up in late 2014.
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The map, officially called Archipelagus Orientalis, is constructed of nine individual copper plates, with letter-pressed text on the outside telling the story of Tasman's voyages.
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The new globe-circling voyages have come after an expansion at Regent that saw the addition of a fourth vessel, the 750-passenger Seven Seas Explorer.
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This is not St. Barts, rather it offers the essentials needed to maintain frill-free terrestrial life between voyages into the magical world under the waves.
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According to a new exhibition at the California African American Museum (CAAM), in Los Angeles, these voyages created "an imagined China" in the Latin American consciousness.
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They are not the crashing kind that, "fold thunder on the sand," as Hart Crane wrote in his poem "Voyages," but are instead incessant, minor waves.
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Voyages deep below the ocean uncovered many things this year: 20000D images of underwater volcanoes; close-ups with giant squid; pristine shipwrecks that are centuries old.
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Best of all for Pederson: The price tag on most of these voyages—which is normally comparable to flying, if not more expensive—is zero dollars.
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His voyages in the 543s across the South Atlantic and Pacific Oceans revealed high temperature flows at seabed mountain ranges, and low flows at deep ocean trenches.
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Diep Nguyen, a Vietnam travel expert for vacation company Exotic Voyages, worked with Bourdain and his crew the last time he traveled to Northern Vietnam in 2016.
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Richard Branson's first cruise line, Virgin Voyages, is just for sailors 18 and over — and its just-released itineraries and room designs, are appropriately all grown up.
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Also included in the Cuba travel ban are cruises, fishing ships and private yachts, forcing Virgin Voyages to reroute their cruise line itineraries elsewhere in the Caribbean.
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Using it to sail from northern Europe to north-east Asia can cut the length of voyages by two-fifths compared with travelling via the Suez Canal.
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Alternatively, the SNCF app displays this kind of information but doesn't let you book a ticket — you have to use Voyages-SNCF or Trainline to buy tickets.
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Blue World Voyages says the inaugural ship can accommodate 425 cruise passengers and 100 residents and unit sales will begin in the next two to three months.
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Buyers have also paid millions of dollars in demurrage charges as tankers are stuck with the dirty oil, preventing ship-owners from sending them on new voyages.
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This world map will also help your team complete voyages (the in-game term for quests), and these provide you with rewards to progress and level-up.
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This incident is an "unfortunate reminder that the sea can be unforgiving for those who are ill prepared on illegal and unsafe voyages," said Coast Guard Capt.
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Almost immediately after taking power in late 303, Xi began a series of high profile visits to naval bases and voyages at sea on sleek, new warships.
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While symbolically important, China's first overseas military base will provide a critical role in supporting Chinese warships in the Indian Ocean and on more far-flung voyages.
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Conte said there was a need to create European-run immigration offices outside Europe in order to handle asylum requests in order to prevent "voyages of death".
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Mr. Dyer has also found journals that illustrate seamen's hunting triumphs on specific whaleboats, although other archival records of the voyages show the slaughters never actually happened.
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The first humans reached the South Pacific Islands over 3,000 years ago, but after a few centuries of further exploration, the voyages stopped for almost 2,000 years.
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Leslie George, Syracuse I just wanted to say bravo and thank you for the most recent edition of The New York Times Magazine (the fall Voyages Issue).
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Later in the day, Virgin Voyages, the new cruise line that is part of Virgin Group, announced that it will delay its inaugural voyage until August 7.
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Current voyages that are underway and extend beyond March 17 will end at what the company determines to be the most convenient location for guests to disembark.
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The writer Sam Anderson took his family to visit this "monument to monumentalism," photographed by the British photographer Giles Price, for our Voyages issue in spring 2017.
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He would lead a circuitous life that has since involved running a seedy hotel in Times Square, a successful career in mathematics and dramatic voyages at sea.
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Presenting the exhibition in the Turner Contemporary, which looks directly onto the sea, gave poignancy to the poem's motifs of "drowning, voyages and shipwrecks," Mr. Tooby said.
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His voyages made an indelible impression: "I always imagine the Coach girl as someone who's on the move, with the wind blowing through her hair," he says.
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"It is never too early for champagne and there is always something to toast to while aboard Scarlet Lady," Tom McAlpin, chief executive of Virgin Voyages, said.
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The app will present a "secret Virgin Voyages champagne button" that, once pushed, will deliver a bottle of Möet Chandon Impérial right to your location on board.
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Travelers who book between now and November 30th will receive a complimentary special Virgin Voyages limited-edition bottle of Möet Chandon Imperial in their cabin upon arrival.
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Police from the Sicilian city of Catania "documented in detail 30 voyages in which more than 80 million kilos of diesel fuel was imported," the statement said.
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An ongoing Brent contango, a market structure where oil becomes more expensive in future months, also enabled traders to lock in profits for crude on long voyages.
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We need it as an engineering test bed, so we can learn how to build robust life-support and other systems for voyages to destinations like Mars.
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It was in hopes of bypassing Venice and the Middle East that the monarchs of Spain and Portugal funded the great voyages of the age of discovery.
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For her follow-up, instead of analyzing the world around her, she voyages inward, exploring love and sexuality in a way we'd never seen her do before.
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Branson's Virgin Galactic says it has sold about 650 tickets aboard its own planned space voyages, but has not set out a date for flights to start.
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Because of this I am visiting the museums where artifacts and media from his voyages are housed and traveling to locations where he went while on expeditions.
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In 1768, the explorer James Cook sailed the ship Endeavour down the River Thames in England, embarking on the first of three voyages to the Pacific region.
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Recent days have seen dozens of Rohingya in Myanmar and Bangladesh attempting to flee via sea to Malaysia, raising fears of a fresh wave of dangerous voyages.
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Over the years a load of forward-thinking and generally great musicians have taken to the Tiny Desk to parlay their songs into intimate yet expansive musical voyages.
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As an added perk, each Omnia P239.99 comes with interchangeable plugs for UK, AU, and EU outlets to ensure your gadgets stay energized during all your global voyages.
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Pre-authorization may work for goods on weeks-long sea voyages like many of those coming into Southampton, which handled international trade worth 71 billion pounds in 2014.
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Under Australia's tough border security policy, asylum seekers intercepted on such voyages are sent for processing to camps on PNG's Manus island and Nauru in the South Pacific.
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"Owners are slightly optimistic the market will pick up in September which is why they are willing to fix ships for fairly short voyages," the Singapore broker said.
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Tens of thousands of the Rohingya were driven from their homes by violence in 2012; last year many tried to flee persecution and deprivation in desperate sea voyages.
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But despite these closures, Myriam Guyon, the founder of the Paris-based travel consultancy Voyages Confidentiels, said that tourists currently in the city aren't lacking in sightseeing options.
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Beijing has been extremely sensitive about U.S. ship voyages and aircraft flights challenging maritime claims in the South China Sea, where Beijing has been conducting island reclamation activity.
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At the time, it was becoming plain that a canal finally would be dug across Central America, shortening voyages between Atlantic and Pacific seaports by thousands of miles.
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As a child, she sneaked downstairs one evening to hear Coleridge recite his "Ancient Mariner"; in her teens, she, too, "read with ardour" accounts of early Arctic voyages.
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For people like my parents and the Syrians today, their voyages across land and sea are far more perilous than the ones undertaken by astronauts or Christopher Columbus.
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This affectionate memoir, written by a friend of Woodie Guthrie who sailed with the singer on multiple voyages during World War II, details harrowing storms and torpedo attacks.
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The Disney Dream, one of the company's massive cruise ships which stops at Castaway Cay during its voyages, was initially supposed to return to Port Canaveral on Wednesday.
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Smugglers operating with impunity in Libya have sent hundreds of thousands of migrants by sea to Europe, mainly Italy, since 2014, and thousands have died during the voyages.
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Story at a glance Princess Cruises and Viking Cruises are canceling cruise ship voyages as the novel coronavirus continues to spread throughout the world and the United States.
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The scheme "involves multiple parties affiliated with the IRGC and furthered by the deceptive voyages of the Grace 1," the US Department of Justice said in a statement.
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"Poland is the first place in his foreign voyages where he can feel fully satisfied," Janusz Sibora, an expert in diplomatic protocol, said in an interview with Gazeta.
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Carnival adds, despite the growing fears, all of its ships in North America and Australia have been cleared to sail, and it hasn't had to cancel any voyages.
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The cruise line also said the virus had forced it to cancel, modify or redeploy 40 voyages across all three of its brands and provide compensation to customers.
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And there's still a fair share of details SpaceX needs to sort out in order to make sure Starship can keep people safe and alive during space voyages.
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To survive on a barren (and as far as all voyages to date tell us) sterile planets, we will have to take beneficial microbes with us [to Mars].
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But new competition is coming from an unusual player: Virgin Voyages, which just announced that its first cruise ship, geared toward millennials, is set to debut in 2020.
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In colonial days, when the rigors of long ocean voyages posed challenges to shipping most wines, Madeira seemed to thrive with rolling and pitching on the open sea.
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One vessel made at least six voyages to India from Iran and transported cargoes of ammonia, according to ship-tracking data and sources with knowledge of the matter.
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But unlike the extra terrestrial voyages of the starship Enterprise, The Monkees offered a closer look at the changes happening within our own country – and it made some uncomfortable.
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Popperfoto/Getty Catherine Kast, Style Editor: Since Will and Kate just wrapped their trip to India, I was curious about what the Queen wore on her own similar voyages.
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The voyages include lines from New York to Israel and Hong Kong to Sri Lanka that will result in seven international exhibitions of the artworks created on the ships.
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These cuts encouraged Chinese refiners to look to non-traditional suppliers for crude, but cargoes purchased in January would only have arrived last month, given the longer sea voyages.
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Wind also plays a role in spider voyages, but the new paper establishes that the rapid launches, even in calm weather, can be explained by electrically conductive spider silk.
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NASA can thus not only become a full partner for Musk's proposed private voyages of space discovery but would be able to lease the BFR for its own missions.
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Divorced and with no children, he has been using his ocean voyages as teaching moments since the 213s, reaching students initially via newsletters and more recently through the internet.
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To try to stop the smugglers who make many of the migrants' voyages possible, NATO is working to improve information exchanges between both countries and Frontex, Europe's border agency.
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With NASA's support and a custom-built helmet, Acardy is currently setting off on "secret explorations and missions" inside the world of fractals and documenting his voyages on Instagram.
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The state-owned China Ocean Shipping Company has sent its cargo vessels across the Arctic multiple times over the last five years, and is planning more voyages this summer.
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In consumer research, "Even Moms and Dads told us they want to get away from the kids sometimes," Tom McAlpin, president and chief executive officer of Virgin Voyages, said.
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The first voyages back to the moon are planned to be a combination of the traditional, tried and true NASA approach to spaceflight and something more like Commercial Crew.
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As a result, Morrison has argued the medical evacuation legislation is unnecessary and undermines Canberra's border policy, designed to discourage asylum seekers from undertaking dangerous sea voyages to Australia.
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Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Lines have canceled all voyages scheduled to depart from Florida on Friday, alongside cancellations from Disney Cruise Lines and Bahamas Paradise Cruise Lines.
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Ship-tracking data showed at least 10 vessels carrying petrochemicals each made at least two voyages from Iran in November, whereas in October four vessels each made one trip.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte sought to reverse the narrative, saying the idea was to discourage illegal and perilous voyages across the Aegean and open legal paths to Europe instead.
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Thankfully, there are still a few certified-refurbished Kindle Voyages available, and with a price of $130, I'd take a Voyage (even a used one) over a standard $120 Paperwhite.
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Whether or not the app's users go on actual voyages to find their person has yet to be seen: No matches were made while the app was in beta testing.
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"I can sit and watch in realtime data being collected," said McPhail, and it could more efficiently pick up more samples without the scientists needing to go on seafaring voyages.
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These are the voyages of the starship Your Wrist, whose bold 80+ year mission is to help you carry grocery bags and wear watches like the Luminox XCOR 5261 Chronograph.
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Richard Branson's adults-only cruise line, Virgin Voyages, just announced its most convincing selling-point yet — a pit stop on a stunning private oasis called The Beach Club at Bimini.
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The Norwegian Getaway, a 3,969-passenger vessel usually based in Miami, will be relocated to Copenhagen for eight- and nine-night voyages from May to October, the company announced Tuesday.
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The grandiose opera hall visuals are paralleled with dimly lit graffiti ridden alleys and neon drowned clubs, manifesting the two sides of Italy as he voyages through its gloomy underbelly.
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After completing the last of the seven voyages for which the destination was registered as China, the Tantal has not left Vladivostok port, according to the Refinitiv ship-tracking data.
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If SpaceX is able to land a Starship on the lunar surface, the space agency will partner with the company to conduct voyages to the moon on the rocket ship.
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The Marquee Voyages are designed to take passengers to events around the world, such as the Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo or the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in Scotland.
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Abiding by the adage to take only pictures and leave only footprints, Discovery Voyages explores Prince William Sound and its shores from the 2000-foot working yacht M/V Discovery.
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And steps from what is possibly the earliest discovered bakery, they found a ship biscuit: an indestructible combination of flour, salt and water designed to sustain sailors on their voyages.
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As Ms. Muckermann recalls, on Silversea's voyages to the Russian Far East, guests are gently warned that if they visit the Chukchi village, they may be presented with boiled walrus.
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All three publicly traded cruise line companies, including Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean, were left with little choice but to suspend voyages as the authorities threatened to crack down.
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In response, many cruise companies — including major players like Royal Caribbean, Carnival, and Princess Cruises — have halted voyages for the next several weeks amid growing concerns of the novel coronavirus.
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"In the whole world, men and women migrants face risky voyages to escape violence, to escape, war, to escape poverty," Francis said during his weekly general audience at the Vatican.
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As the director of Children's Film Festival Seattle, I know that visual storytelling can take parents and young children on fantastic voyages to see the world and feed their minds.
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Cooper's expeditionary photographs retrace early sea voyages, cautioning that the human impulse to master the world's edge often results not in dominion, but rather in an annihilation of the self.
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Mr. Putnam was an Elderhostel guide to the maritime history of New York aboard a number of trans-Atlantic voyages on the Queen Elizabeth 2 and the Queen Mary 2.
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Yet there is active engagement by some artists, whether boat-building, intrepid voyages on the often polluted currents, or quixotic attempts to build a bridge from Brooklyn to Governors Island.
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While we may be exploring strange new worlds, like exoplanets beyond our solar system, and seeking out the potential for life on them, these aren't the voyages of the starship Enterprise.
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Because the (as yet unnamed) ship is smaller, it will take guests to ports that larger cruise ships cannot, like reefs, waterfalls and hiking and biking trails, Blue World Voyages says.
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Men have Odysseus clinging to his raft, the smashing of the Pequod, the horror-voyages of the Flying Dutchman and the Ancient Mariner; but women, every day and everywhere, have this.
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Beginning July 7, Princess Cruises has partnered with Discovery for a series of shark-themed voyages, turning their Caribbean Princess ship into a floating tribute to the ocean's most-feared creatures.
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More and more towns and cities across the country are electing to celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day as an alternative to — or in addition to — the day intended to honor Columbus' voyages.
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Hundreds of millions of tons of water exist on the moon, and that resource can be mined, melted, turned into air, and split into rocket fuel to power voyages to Mars.
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The Virgin Voyages beach club, set to open in April 2020, offers every vacation essential: white sand beaches, crystal clear waters, a massive swimming pool and plenty of Instagram-worthy hangouts.
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But the New Voyages episodes he was executive-producing (he'd already ceded the on-screen Kirk role to another actor) were still in post-production and clocked in around an hour.
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The policy is meant to discourage such migrants, many of whose voyages have ended in disaster after people smugglers pushed them out to sea from Indonesian ports, crowded onto unseaworthy vessels.
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Gareth Pugh and the Virgin Voyages' team have worked hand-in-hand to bring to life what will soon be the most eye-catching and stylish uniforms on the high seas.
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This unpredictable and hazardous trade was financed by investors who backed many voyages, most of which were expected to fail, in the hope that a small subset would yield outsized returns.
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If you're interested in them yourself, check out Paolo Pellegrin and Helen Macdonald in The New York Times Magazine, on white-tailed eagles in Norway, part of their annual "Voyages" issue.
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The Thread RE: THE VOYAGES ISSUE Sam Anderson visited Mount Rushmore in an attempt to figure out why it exists, and Wells Tower went to Hawaii to escape the news cycle.
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British skipper Emily Penn launched the all-female eXXpedition voyages in 2014 because she was shocked by the "trillions of pieces of microplastics" she came across while sailing around the world.
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The world's biggest cruise operator said travel restrictions were resulting in the cancellation of voyages in other parts of Asia after it had already suspended cruise operations at ports in China.
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The other half … let's just say they avoided jail by paying fines and then the rich founders disappeared and were never seen again as they began their lifetime voyages around the world.
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A forerunner of the terrarium, the Wardian case was a miniature greenhouse, the size of a large toolbox, that protected specimens during the long and perilous sea voyages back to home base.
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Sir John Franklin had led three voyages; his last, in 1845, ended in the slow loss to the ice of both his ships, HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, and all their crews.
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Still, the Virgin Voyages brand also values health, wellness and relaxation — guests can enjoy yoga sessions, thoughtfully sourced food and relaxing acoustic music performances at the beach bonfires every night in Bimini.
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Cost efficiency gains at home as well as cheap freight rates allow Colombian miners to export profitably to Asia, a route previously unprofitable because of voyages times as long as two months.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Shipping companies are hiring unarmed security guards for voyages through the Middle East Gulf as an extra safeguard after a wave of attacks in the region, security companies involved said.
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Brent, who will star in a new TLC series with Berkus in 2017, teamed up with Cointreau to orchestrate the beautiful and unique party, which they dubbed the Collection de Voyages soirée.
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As a backpacking fanatic and an international trekker, I was excited to read the Voyages Issue of the magazine, but as I paged through the photos in that section, my heart sank.
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The Thread RE: Listen to the World From the crunch of lava in Kilauea to the songs of Madagascar lemurs, our fall Voyages Issue was dedicated to sounds from across the world.
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Rather than pay fair wages to free African workers, British planters such as the Bookers convinced the British government to help finance voyages to collect replacement sugar workers — indentured workers from India.
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Here, we look back at some of our favorite voyages of the last few years, from the hallucinatory salt flats of Ethiopia to a hotel room at the Park Hyatt in Tokyo.
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Carnival stopped voyages on its Princess Cruise lines for two months and cruise ship operator Viking halted operations until May 1, actions that will hit employees and devastate the companies' bottom lines.
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Mary Crowley, founder of Ocean Voyages Institute, which conducts ocean debris cleanups, told CNN it's difficult to know the exact size since there have been sightings from different people, but no photos.
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"The Caribbean and Florida Straits are dangerous and unforgiving for migrants on illegal and ill-advised voyages in overloaded vessels," said Jason Ryan, chief of response for the Seventh Coast Guard District.
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"However, there are many more whaling voyages, and especially in the early years there are many ships out on the ice-edge at the same time in a given year," he says.
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But if this pace holds, over 638,000 people will cross the Mediterranean into Europe by the end of 2016 and 1,300 will die—tragic, but possibly even more safe voyages than last year.
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In a ceremony carried live on state television, the Sahand destroyer — which can sustain voyages lasting five months without resupply — joined Iran's regular navy at a base in Bandar Abbas on the Gulf.
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The smugglers are not just sending the migrants to sea in dinghies, or rigid inflatable boats (RIBs), which were never intended for long-distance sea voyages, but in RIBs of progressively poorer quality.
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Musk hopes that the satellite internet constellation called Starlink that he is launching will become a money-making machine that will fund his other space ambitions, including voyages to the moon and Mars.
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Zegrahm Space Voyages was acquired by Space Adventures in 1999, and Space Adventures has brokered only a handful of space tourism deals, starting with the $20 million flight of Dennis Tito in 2001.
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Because the region has never been explored before, Cassini's controllers are using the craft's dish-shaped antenna as a shield, to protect it against particles of debris, while it voyages past the rings.
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Richard Branson's decision to launch Virgin Voyages, a new adults-only cruise line from his Virgin Group company, didn't come about from a love of traveling by cruise ship—but rather, the opposite.
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Her contemporary perspective stirs our senses, with the quiet environments inviting us to not only reflect on these covert, risk-filled voyages but to also imagine ourselves embarking on one of our own.
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The broadest measure of the data captures all movement by tankers, including domestic voyages and ship-to-ship transfers, and provides a universal picture of the amount of crude moving around the world.
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You may be traversing many complex labyrinths or undergoing moody voyages, but the way you proceed through these environments is usually nothing particularly out of the ordinary, even when it can be cryptic.
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OSLO, March 18 (Reuters) - Norwegian cruise operator Hurtigruten will suspend almost all voyages and temporarily lay off a further 2,600 staff as a result of the coronavirus outbreak, the company said on Wednesday.
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Virgin Voyages uniforms are sophisticated and sexy, boasting a line of red capes, red and black dresses, black-and-white striped t-shirts and form-fitting unisex black and white ensembles with suspenders.
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We sent photographers to the extremities of the earth, from remote caves in Borneo, above, to the sublime desolation of Namibia's skeleton coast, to find out for The Times Magazine's annual Voyages issue.
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The Starship could be used as a space cruise ship, taking 100 people on orbital voyages for far less money than the first four people will pay for their trip on the Dragon.
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After years of quiet seas, undisturbed voyages and no major attacks, Somali pirates have waylaid four ships in the past month, raising fears that the pirate menace has returned to the Indian Ocean.
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Slower speeds will lead to lengthier travel times, and some estimates show a 20% speed cut could increase transatlantic voyages from cities like Buenos Aires, Argentina to Rotterdam, Netherlands, by nearly five days.
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One can imagine SpaceX contracting with NASA to train Starship pilots and passengers for the rigors of deep space voyages before heading down to Boca Chica to fly to the moon or Mars.
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According to Digital Trends, astronauts are already testing out the boots in anticipation of their future voyages aboard Boeing's Starliner, which will start ferrying them up to the International Space Station (ISS) next year.
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There's so much information in the text around the map, from trading opportunities to details of the voyages, even the illustrations of the ships in battle, all paint a picture of what was happening.
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If you think about it, many of the characters have made incredible voyages in what appears to be the same amount of time for an Amazon Prime delivery to show up at your doorstep.
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Captain Cole takes to the bridge to command their first mission: These are the voyages of the U.S.S. Callister, a fake ship inside a video game where it gets yelled at by Aaron Paul.
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After we reached those places, when it seemed we had been everywhere, people began to cross the Pacific on primitive rafts, to see if those ancient first voyages could be reproduced by modern people.
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When the show left viewers at the mid-season break, it seemed like it was wrapping up the opening Klingon war arc and setting out for some new voyages of exploration among the stars.
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P&O, DFDS's main rival on the route, has started to emphasise the comparative comfort of ferry travel in its advertising, trying to borrow the glamorous image of cruising for its more mundane voyages.
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A deal that took effect in March to deport migrants reaching Greece from Turkey has sharply reduced the number of people entering Europe via perilous voyages across the Aegean, in which hundreds have drowned.
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With the Balkans route largely shut down thanks to a deal between the European Union and Turkey that may violate international law, more people are embarking on more dangerous voyages from Libya or Egypt.
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BEIJING, June 16 (Reuters) - Privately-run CEFC China Energy has won a license to supply marine bunker fuel off the east coast of China to vessels on international voyages, CEFC officials said on Friday.
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"The scheme involves multiple parties affiliated with the IRGC and furthered by the deceptive voyages of the Grace 1," the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, Jessie Liu, said in a news release.
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I brought up this point with Marc Cushman, a screenwriter whose credits include an episode of Next Generation, and the author of These Are The Voyages, a multi-volume chronicle of the original show.
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