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| sul treated him with a pretense of leniency, | commuting a sentence of imprisonment to one of banishm |
| Congress Avenue is a popular | commuting alternative to the oft-congested Interstate |
| s and mission trips, business travel, trade, | commuting, and other reasons, such as to obtain health |
| by the Barbastelles for breeding, roosting, | commuting and feeding. |
| cance in the 1980s even though it remained a | commuting and commercial alternative. |
| omobile, the Subway transported thousands of | commuting Anglenos each day through the 1920s and 1930 |
| It is also a residential | commuting area for Plymouth. |
| s and, despite some middle-class residential | commuting areas for Sheffield, which are Conservative, |
| a ranch at Santa Ynez, California, and began | commuting back and forth to Los Angeles. |
| was a celebrated West Coast jazz trumpeter, | commuting back and forth from Chicago to San Francisco |
| quehanna River, where a large segment of the | commuting base for the region resides. |
| he signed to play with the St Kilda Saints, | commuting between his home in Adelaide and Melbourne w |
| The two lived together throughout the 1960s, | commuting between New York, Montreal, and Hydra. |
| e for retirement in December and She will be | commuting between Washington, D.C. and Houston. |
| avi never married and spent most of her time | commuting between her home in Greenwich, Connecticut, |
| nt is a euphemism for increasing the cost of | commuting by car to levels above those of puplic trans |
| Commuting cost is seen as an obstacle for inner city p | |
| pporter of legislation that promotes bicycle | commuting, cycles from his Washington residence to the |
| He assumed this position on 3 May 1965, | commuting daily between Tel Aviv and Bnei Brak. |
| ation the village is considered to be within | commuting distance of the Capital and as such attracts |
| the Rednal terminus in 1924 placed it within | commuting distance from the city. |
| population areas located beyond a reasonable | commuting distance (50 miles) of a state-supported uni |
| through the area in 1870, it was put within | commuting distance of New York City, and grew as resid |
| In addition, the village is within short | commuting distance of Lloydminster. |
| London is within | commuting distance with trains to the City running fro |
| ional and managerial workers as it is within | commuting distance of London. |
| in and around the village, which lies within | commuting distance of St Austell and Truro. |
| omsgrove into a dormitory town; it is within | commuting distance of both Birmingham and Worcester. |
| o Swiss ski resorts and puts the Valais into | commuting distance to Bern by reducing travel time by |
| ve in Berkeley, they do have to live "within | commuting distance," which includes San Francisco, abo |
| ked for Atlanta-based Retail Credit Company, | commuting every day by bus. |
| his point, the Sisters of the RSHM, had been | commuting form Marymount High School in Westwood, so w |
| to Port Adelaide allowed for more convenient | commuting from Semaphore to the commercial area, and c |
| own way through the Ivy League institution, | commuting from home and cleaning dishes for extra inco |
| As of March 2011, | commuting from east of Limerick Junction is hampered b |
| les railway system, not only for passengers, | commuting from or visiting the resort of Porthcawl, bu |
| Commuting from New York, he studied Viol with Wieland | |
| ed Diablo Range to facilitate Bay Area-bound | commuting from the greater Tracy. |
| le to the students and the staff members for | commuting from around the city. |
| m was improved, workers in the sawmill began | commuting from Omak, and the town population begain to |
| It is mostly used by drivers | commuting from the northern parts of North Delta and S |
| service to the Rowntree factory for workers | commuting from areas south of York such as Selby and D |
| , Baja California and San Diego, California, | commuting has become a plague for everyday commuters i |
| After two years | commuting, he decided to move to London. |
| 's private schools are located in Summit and | commuting high school students are a major source of t |
| the popular view that Dotson was innocent by | commuting his sentence to time served. |
| len Burnie terminate at Timonium during peak | commuting hours on weekdays. |
| Bus lanes operational during peak | commuting hours have now opened on some routes. |
| /Glen Burnie bound for Timonium (during peak | commuting hours on weekdays) or Hunt Valley (at all ot |
| senger-only trips between both cities during | commuting hours in the morning and evening for riders |
| n a limited basis during morning and evening | commuting hours. |
| ature, leading MacArthur station to act as a | commuting hub. |
| Port Talbot and Carmarthenshire) and 28,300 | commuting in (again, mainly from Neath Port Talbot and |
| nths, the Trampe is used extensively by both | commuting inhabitants of Trondheim and tourists with r |
| This, and | commuting into Barrow, are the main sources of modern- |
| he railway, came residential development and | commuting into Liverpool. |
| 4,000 residents had more than 90,000 workers | commuting into it on a daily basis. |
| erial road into Wakefield, the A636 for easy | commuting into the city centre. |
| ll well above national average and ideal for | commuting into London or Reading. |
| ng towns to which it is closely tied through | commuting, is also the United Kingdom's second most po |
| departures, Mondays to Saturdays, providing | commuting links to and from Newcastle upon Tyne. |
| Ballinhassig has seen economic growth due to | commuting, matched by the construction of new many hou |
| ic pollutants simply by using an alternative | commuting method once per week. |
| rural seat which houses much of Newcastle's | commuting middle-class, Hexham was the only Conservati |
| ly popular as a sport, it is a very marginal | commuting mode, with the share hovering in the low sin |
| ephens bowed to pressure, but only slightly, | commuting Mooney's death sentence to life imprisonment |
| In quantum mechanics, a complete set of | commuting observables (CSCO) is a set of commuting ope |
| ist traffic using its flights as well as the | commuting oil-workers. |
| ng on the Isle of Wight at Cowes until 1930, | commuting on the ferry from his job as an assistant sc |
| in Memphis, now Harding School of Theology, | commuting once a week to Memphis. |
| self out to the suburbs, with some residents | commuting over 60 miles from Reading and its suburbs t |
| 60 minutes to journey times during the peak | commuting periods. |
| population to include industrial workers and | commuting professionals. |
| of prosperous small businesses, rather than | commuting professionals. |
| Cycling in New Zealand is carried out for | commuting, racing and recreation. |
| ty grew rapidly, due in part to being within | commuting range of San Francisco. |
| e redeveloped as another rural house serving | commuting rather than the community. |
| long one of the city's busiest and principal | commuting routes. |
| Bentley is a popular | commuting station for Leeds and Wakefield. |
| provides a park and ride for Doncaster and a | commuting station for Wakefield and Leeds. |
| ximately fifteen miles from the most distant | commuting student in the county. |
| The trolleys brought | commuting students to the campus as well as to Center |
| ably the main reason that the municipality's | commuting surplus (as of 2005) is almost 2,000 a day, |
| Clay was responsible for | commuting the death sentences, among many others, for |
| Although c-numbers are | commuting, the term anti-commuting c-number is also us |
| s now a residential area, with its residents | commuting to places such as the nearby towns of Blackb |
| isiting family, monthly grocery shopping, or | commuting to the workplace off the farm, though this t |
| reasing numbers of the working-age residents | commuting to nearby Metz or Luxembourg. |
| ailable and students didn't like the idea of | commuting to the ground floor of the tower. |
| he joined a publishing and printing company, | commuting to London for 20 years, until he became succ |
| the Sunderland line, with many Seaburnsiders | commuting to white-collar jobs in the centres of Sunde |
| dormitory village, the population frequently | commuting to Cambridge or further afield to London via |
| of State Highway 6 which allowed for easier | commuting to larger nearby areas. |
| away from the borough by rail and road (many | commuting to London and other areas for work), there i |
| The station allows onward | commuting to Sheffield, Rotherham and Doncaster with f |
| tform was later located there to provide for | commuting to Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof (central station). |
| ti continued to reside in the United States, | commuting to F1 races and test sessions. |
| Cecil began | commuting to Los Angeles and appeared in an untitled c |
| He lived in Granby for all of his life, | commuting to Hartford when necessary. |
| She lived out her life at Liendo, | commuting to her art studio in Austin. |
| popular with racecourse patrons and students | commuting to secondary school in Nelson. |
| dly and is a dormitory town for many workers | commuting to Dublin and Bray. |
| cater for the high numbers of schoolchildren | commuting to and from neighbouring schools. |
| 2007 opening of the I-69 freeway which makes | commuting to Memphis easier. |
| ecified nursing college in Kyiv and has been | commuting to her work since. |
| ir depot are now gone, with most inhabitants | commuting to work, mainly in Preston. |
| f its rural character and is liked by people | commuting to London. |
| attracts both people who settles here, often | commuting to Stockholm, and visiting tourists. |
| ists who lost reception of the station while | commuting to and from Toronto along Highway 400. |
| Longer distance | commuting to Manchester, Merseyside and Lancaster are |
| Although largely composed of workers | commuting to Auckland, and socially linked to Titirang |
| dition to this bedroom community's residents | commuting to job centers in San Francisco and other ar |
| ed by rail without significant detour and so | commuting to these places is mostly by car. |
| growing population as well as encourage rail | commuting to the industrial zone in the vicinity. |
| n a Sierra Madre house purchased in 1966 and | commuting to SRF headquarters in Mount Washington. |
| Being based in Manchester, that made | commuting to matches difficult for Clegg, and he was t |
| ey to serve some of the thousands of workers | commuting to the factory. |
| being criticised for living in Brisbane and | commuting to Kyogle. |
| ats with respect to the number of passengers | commuting to Paris. |
| ped areas along the MR's routes as ideal for | commuting to London. |
| Roslyn Estates, Nassau County, Long Island, | commuting to the city on the Long Island Rail Road, ab |
| n undergoing rapid growth, attracting people | commuting to Dublin. |
| LEED certification by supporting alternative | commuting transportation methods. |
| on-campus walking and biking, as opposed to | commuting, usually by car. |
| ion's location at the heart of the city made | commuting via the PRR practical, fueling suburban grow |
| presenting on European current affairs, and | commuting weekly to Berlin to work as a news anchor fo |
| till a professor at the RPI arts department, | commuting weekly from NYC to teach. |
| s will reverse commute to Forsyth instead of | commuting with traffic into Downtown Atlanta. |
| ng local routes that serve the need of those | commuting within the city itself or who plan on using |
| ng local routes that serve the need of those | commuting within the city itself. |
| ng local routes that serve the need of those | commuting within the city itself or who plan on using |
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