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| tallation engineer in 1938, and would go on to | travel around the British Empire throughout the war y |
| Most students go to standard school trains, to | travel around the world for a regular education. |
| ny's export and as such got the opportunity to | travel around in Europe. |
| My main job was to | travel around Tokyo, repairing lights, including stre |
| ut out to be a marine biologist and set out to | travel around the world instead. |
| the primary method of signing the direction of | travel around the loop. |
| Seven years later he left the Magazine to | travel around Australia and write. |
| Over several weeks, Clarke and May | travel around France's wine regions in an 1989 Jaguar |
| The player must | travel around the local neighborhood collecting items |
| e so he and Nick got into a car and decided to | travel around a bit before returning to Walford. |
| rded the title of Sheikh himself, and began to | travel around the country on religious missions. |
| The candidate largely does not | travel around or otherwise actively campaign. |
| The series follows the flight crew as they | travel around the world and their lives in the London |
| ered all the wounded men capable of walking to | travel around a headland. |
| So I decided to | travel around India and document it on a video camera |
| He began to | travel around the world, proclaiming the gospel and c |
| o stay there for about two weeks, allegedly to | travel around the country and do some sightseeing as |
| y pages as such, but the walking route one can | travel around London, so only certain towns will have |
| They have been seen to | travel around obstacles, like boulders. |
| Bat continued to | travel around the boom towns of the West, gambling an |
| Needing to | travel around, he hires a cyclo driver named Sok (Kem |
| The CER is complementary to the Trans-Tasman | Travel Arrangement. |
| rtaking research on the whereabouts, bases and | travel arrangements of Field Marshall Rommel. |
| he school administration to secure lodging and | travel arrangements when the Guards must travel to co |
| owever, they do have a generic outline of what | travel arrangements can be purchased. |
| e Garda had tipped off the IRA of the Gibson's | travel arrangements. |
| he requirement to notify police of any foreign | travel arrangements. |
| s to Italy and Germany produced Discursions on | Travel, Art and Life (1925). |
| s there that he wrote many of his 130 books on | travel, art, music and poetry. |
| It has been described in a New York Times | travel article as a "world-famous prestige" property. |
| an subjects, as well as children's literature, | travel articles and fiction. |
| He has written countless food, cookery and | travel articles for many magazines and was for two ye |
| Life and continues to write news, features and | travel articles for various outlets. |
| In addition to | travel articles, the magazine also contains photograp |
| ailway Station was recognised by DK Eyewitness | Travel as one of "The World's 200 Must-See Places". |
| were modernized, the Andrea Doria class could | travel as fast as 27 knots (50 km/h), or 17% faster. |
| evenly with her brother, Mary was now able to | travel as she dreamed. |
| changed noticeably in this period of European | travel as he began using dabs of colour placed instin |
| t prisoners) 'escape' from the prison and must | travel as far as possible in 4 days, whilst in convic |
| ine between Greenbelt and West Hyattsville and | travel as far as Farragut North without having to tra |
| team trains from the Avon Valley Steam Railway | travel as far as North Common where the rail track te |
| He lists | travel as one of his passions. |
| This work necessitated about 4000 miles of | travel, as far north as Montreal and Minneapolis, and |
| htlife, and "Universal Race", which uses space | travel as a metaphor for sexual intercourse. |
| The Obayifo is also said to be able to | travel as a ball of light. |
| of Freeman's husband in 1999 she contented to | travel as an evangelist and became a popular speaker |
| Significance: The turtle depicts slow but sure | travel, as characterized by the story of the "Tortois |
| With the development of the space | travel, as well as in hypothetical observations from |
| All of her novels feature | travel as a dominant theme, often with the protagonis |
| Trains would | travel as far as Herne Hill where they would split, w |
| t, and used to say that there was no reason to | travel as it was always best in Denmark. |
| ed, "There are many paths that we can and must | travel, as we work and pray for the fulfillment of Ch |
| After she was modernized, Caio Duilio could | travel as fast as 27 knots (50 km/h). |
| ip, Melliss remained in hospital and unable to | travel as the survivors of the 6th Division were marc |
| He cited that the pressure of too much | travel as his reason. |
| Smart | Travel Asia, Time Magazine, Travel Weekly (for “Best |
| ver have to accept restrictions on their world | travel aspirations. |
| support, sports & leisure, transportation and | travel assistance. |
| our programming including Braille, independent | travel, assistive technologies, and individualized ed |
| acations won the International Gay and Lesbian | Travel Association (IGLTA) Award for Best Website Pro |
| ed organizations such as the National Business | Travel Association . |
| Pacific Asia | Travel Association |
| y firing more bullets, in denser patterns, and | travel at faster speeds. |
| ts a radar, special shock-proof seats, and can | travel at 30 knots. |
| rritories during his lifetime and was known to | travel at least a thousand li per day upon a white do |
| one-year-old concrete surface allowed cars to | travel at relatively fast speeds for a short track du |
| will see two different refractive indices and | travel at different speeds. |
| The lifts can load 3,540 kg and | travel at a speed of 10m/s. |
| Outlaws also | travel, at the club's direction, to the funerals of f |
| s supported by a guide, including much glacier | travel at the very top. |
| This requires the cooled region should | travel at a speed of about 500 to 1000 m/s. |
| Trains will be able to | travel at speeds up to 70 km/h, and the subway will b |
| A spacecraft equipped with a warp drive may | travel at velocities greater than that of light by ma |
| arger: Light Speed: Allows the driver's car to | travel at lightspeed. |
| This will | travel at 35mph through Quorn station though will not |
| that the low power hertzian transverse UHF did | travel at straight lines ... but the frequencies that |
| The cabs | travel at 1,000 feet (300 m) per minute. |
| en Miller, the previous operators, to Lucketts | Travel at the date of changeover. |
| It could | travel at 600 feet per minute and enlivened the visua |
| It can | travel at the (then) unheard of speed of 150 miles pe |
| e, because his British passport enabled him to | travel at will. |
| The Museum of Rail | Travel at Ingrow, England is operated by the Vintage |
| ts a radar, special shock-proof seats, and can | travel at 35 knots. |
| follow different paths within the mineral and | travel at different speeds, and each path will absorb |
| aine and Gordon Thomas became the first men to | travel at over 100 mph (160 km/h) in a single-engined |
| /h (186mph) but, for safety reasons, they will | travel at a lower speed through the tunnel and across |
| The two submarines had to | travel at least 1,000 miles from base, negotiate a mi |
| Trains normally | travel at quite low speeds over the bridge (because t |
| ease, which permitted vehicles under 3 tons to | travel at up to 12 mph (19 km/h) without a red flag. |
| e based in Cardiff, Wales formed by Red Dragon | Travel, at the time a leading Welsh travel agency and |
| The Maverick can | travel at speeds up to 150 kilometers per hour on a t |
| so criticises that participants are obliged to | travel at their own expense. |
| ost passenger trains in the United States only | travel at a speed limit of 79 mph (127 km/h) or below |
| owed the 14.17 metre long, 18 tonne railcar to | travel at speeds up to 56 km/h. |
| As a result, she could | travel at 18.3 knots (33.9 km/h) while surfaced and 7 |
| Miss Tyson: Is it unsafe to | travel at night? |
| Although he told Goodnight that he would | travel at night through Native American Indian countr |
| stretched pulse, because different wavelengths | travel at different speeds in the dispersive medium. |
| Does Gravity | Travel at the Speed of Light? in The Physics FAQ |
| e special superpositions of Bessel beams which | travel at constant velocity. |
| hoose the cheapest fares if they don't need to | travel at a particular time. |
| s of motorists used the parkway, which you can | travel at the cost of a dollar and go as far as you p |
| In F-1 mode he can | travel at speeds up to Mach 9.5. |
| y age Jackson showed interest in Geography and | travel at Reed's School where he studied. |
| After escaping through airborne | travel atop his beast, he would arrive at a neighbori |
| However Skynet learns of the time | travel attempt and sends Terminators to stop Flo. |
| "Tweetsie Railroad" became the state's newest | travel attraction and family theme park. |
| and the placid waters make it one of the major | travel attractions in Vijayawada. |
| Harvey World | Travel Australia |
| Gold List - Best Overseas Spa (Luxury | Travel, Australia, 2009) |
| Port Victoria was visited by English | travel author Eric Newby in 1939, while he was crew i |
| wo-year period, mirrors Australia's Electronic | Travel Authority system. |
| n the Sky, on the subject of international air | travel; Automania, a history of the motor car, and Mi |
| fs by Leon Hermant represent the four modes of | travel: automobile, train, ship, and plane. |
| at the station include Arriva North West, A1A | Travel, Avon Buses and First Chester & The Wirral |
| age Prize in China in 1988 and the BBC Onassis | Travel Award in 2001. |
| 1992: Society of Authors | Travel Award |
| as twice received the South Carolina Governors | Travel Award for Tourism. |
| m the Royal Society of British Sculptors and a | Travel Award from The British Council. |
| 1994 Scottish Arts Council | Travel Award |
| ear, she received the Tagea Brandt Rejselegat ( | travel award), and with the award money undertook a t |
| h in Kordofan: shortlisted for the Thomas Cook | Travel Award. |
| . publication (1996), and a Pacific- Asia Gold | Travel Award; he has been anthologized in the Best Am |
| TravelWeekly Globe | Travel Awards - Best Charter Airline 2009, 2010 & 201 |
| Members can apply for | travel awards to undertake study visits or exchanges. |
| Asia's Best Airport - World | Travel Awards (2000) |
| In 1993, Tansey underwrote the VRA | Travel Awards Program; several Luraine Tansey Travel |
| Travel Awards to attend an IBANGS Annual Meeting for | |
| World | Travel Awards - 1st Place Travel Reporting |
| a Scottish Arts Council Writer's Bursary, and | Travel Awards from the Scottish Arts Council and the |
| In 1980 SITE established the Incentive | Travel Awards Competition to spotlight and reward out |
| was voted Ireland's Leading Hotel in the World | Travel Awards. |
| he Czech Republic for 2009 and 2010 at the TTG | Travel Awards. |
| nd "Best to the Caribbean" in the 2006 British | Travel Awards. |
| t UK Domestic Holiday Operator' in the British | Travel Awards. |
| 2006 British | Travel Awards: Best Independent Specialist Tour Opera |
| in Pattinappaalai is about the hero who has to | travel away from Puhar in order to earn his livelihoo |
| right it can mean, Gradual change, movement or | travel away form difficulty or imminent danger. |
| ce the next nearest supply was several months' | travel away. |
| was told that the Magyars lived only two days' | travel away. |
| A long | travel axially (the control input) makes for a very s |
| arold with the mask and they leave together to | travel back to the Holy Land, Malik promising to carr |
| d the night at her house so he doesn't have to | travel back that night. |
| nd information to, rather than from the brain) | travel back to the spinal cord where they form synaps |
| As the projectiles | travel back down the tower they are accelerated by co |
| rted to Australia from where they could freely | travel back to Germany. |
| rmed that the only way to defeat Mondain is to | travel back in time and kill him before the gem of im |
| Unable to | travel back to Pasrur to perform important rituals on |
| back, their teacher gets ill and the students | travel back alone. |
| 939 he visited Great Britain and was unable to | travel back home because of the outbreak of World War |
| At this point, we | travel back to the present day in order to witness Ro |
| They | travel back to Spain in order to uncover what affecte |
| The team decides to | travel back in time to get the ZPM and leave without |
| was not herself held in confinement, she could | travel back to the mainland. |
| There he meets children who have also | travel back in time and together they fight and defea |
| e post-sexual reassignment surgery Wendy could | travel back in time to marry her pre-surgery self, Wa |
| ashlight which enables her and the children to | travel back in time, where the three challenges - whi |
| and Bhargavi Amma develop an intimacy and they | travel back together from the hospital. |
| The three | travel back to Arthur's court, Lynette falls in love |
| ced that he was leaving after Passover 1965 to | travel back to Israel by boat, the entire family saw |
| In his plot, the crew of the Enterprise | travel back in time to set right a corrupted time lin |
| Scotsman was deeply disappointed he could not | travel back to Ireland and also that he could not tak |
| Each week, Tiny Tov would | travel back through time riding his Magic Feather. |
| he younger Jennifer, Biff uses the DeLorean to | travel back in time to 1955, gives his teenage self t |
| Wentworth, Henrietta, and Anne | travel back to Mr. and Mrs. Musgrove's residence and |
| er service, especially for those commuters who | travel back from Manchester opposed to the half hourl |
| l planet, Will plans to use the time portal to | travel back in time to the Jupiter 2. |
| nd as "the Lilys hop into the time machine and | travel back to the mid-'60s, immersing themselves in |
| The Time Machine themselves use the device to | travel back into the past and menace Victorian London |
| When they reach sexual maturity they | travel back upstream to mate and spawn a new generati |
| Silver and Sonic use Chaos Control to | travel back to before when Eggman's ship launched. |
| a "typical" nine- day "round trip" stay, teams | travel back to the United States. |
| pts Harthgrepa's embraces and when he wants to | travel back to Denmark she accompanies him. |
| When they time | travel back, the colleague notices that there is blac |
| i peristaltic waves may begin in the ileum and | travel backwards at a rate of 2-3 cm/second. |
| in the manufacturing of packaging products and | travel bags, and property development mainly in Chong |
| llas, rubber footwear, ponchos, rain hats, and | travel bags. |
| He has been subject to a | travel ban and an asset freeze for his close links an |
| n the creation a list of officials to whom the | travel ban would apply if the measures were implement |
| United Nations Security Council's Consolidated | Travel Ban and Assets Freeze List. |
| Australia and New Zealand have a | travel ban for people who owe child support. |
| Exemptions to the | travel ban imposed on Liberian officials would be gra |
| In 2004, the Syrian government imposed a | travel ban on Maleh after he made a speech about the |
| d Nations Security Council committee imposed a | travel ban and asset freeze on him for violating an a |
| us sanctions also included an arms embargo and | travel ban against the groups and individuals. |
| ding the peace process" in Darfur, including a | travel ban and asset freeze, to enter into force with |
| d Nations Security Council committee imposed a | travel ban and asset freeze on Katanga for violating |
| ays he was not given a concrete reason for the | travel ban, but the officers claimed he and his colle |
| ney General announced el-Adly had been given a | travel ban. |
| s and financial resources, an arms embargo and | travel ban. |
| ermination of his contract, as well as for the | travel ban. |
| roximately 130 other government officials with | travel bans that prevent them from traveling to fourt |
| as important that all countries continued with | travel bans against UNITA officials and their familie |
| ntention of exposing the stigma created by HIV | travel bans. |
| f the Charlotte Stealth Baseball Organization ( | Travel baseball for players 9U up to 17U). |
| erations were also split and became Ambassador | Travel, based at Great Yarmouth. |
| was renamed TUI AG on July 1, 2002 and Thomson | Travel became TUI UK. |
| As a result, space | travel became commonplace. |
| Hyperspace | travel became widespread in science fiction, because |
| As | travel became more modern, the need for overnight sta |
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