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| Passengers can | travel by TGV from Charles de Gaulle Airport TGV stat |
| ts a radar, special shock-proof seats, and can | travel at 30 knots. |
| When we go there, we can | travel by only Train. |
| rful than the Earth and Moon Stones, as it can | travel 10,000 years into the past and future, while M |
| Bible pages to teleport, though how far he can | travel has not been made official. |
| He can | travel on a ship to Panama, cross through treacherous |
| The seeds are wind dispersed and can | travel long distances. |
| The player can | travel through the streets during the day, as this ga |
| To get around the park, visitors can | travel the four “oceans” by speedboat tour. |
| markably stable in diameter and speed, and can | travel in quiescent air over long distances before th |
| kly-interacting fundamental particles that can | travel in straight lines through normal matter for th |
| systems and game servers, but all players can | travel to the same locations and battle over the same |
| nostrils or it can | travel the entire tract during inhalation as well as |
| From Bad Bentheim, passengers can | travel to Amsterdam Airport (Schiphol) and can reach |
| ned to carry up to 10 nuclear warheads and can | travel up to 8,000 kilometers. |
| py James Bond's multi-purpose vehicle that can | travel both land and sea. |
| oyee of a virtual haulage company, players can | travel between 18 major cities in the United Kingdom, |
| a, to which Hong Kong SAR passport holders can | travel visa-free for a maximum period of 30 day. |
| inting a fully-fledged world where viewers can | travel and find ideas. |
| It can | travel at the (then) unheard of speed of 150 miles pe |
| the manufacturer, a fully charged Kurrent can | travel up to 40 miles before needing a recharge. |
| ngs tend to have higher pitch so the sound can | travel farther. |
| Cars can | travel through the park and be mesmerized by the beau |
| ts a radar, special shock-proof seats, and can | travel at 35 knots. |
| rrior Christine, equipped with only a bow, can | travel throughout the Kingdom, and retrieve the ring. |
| Avid canoers can | travel through the river, traverse Crane Lake, and re |
| ectly exposed go UV-B light, free radicals can | travel through the body and affect other areas - poss |
| When using magic, Digger can | travel underground. |
| a rate and the maximum distance the signal can | travel. |
| It can | travel in Hyperspace (the method used in Babylon 5 to |
| , the former finance minister Lajos Bokros can | travel to Brussels. |
| The game is about a girl that can | travel through time by walking in a mysterious tunnel |
| ation of the apoplast due to such a stress can | travel within minutes to the rest of the plant body v |
| Peritoneal fluid can | travel down a patent processus vaginalis leading to t |
| ething like a parachute, it takes off, and can | travel up to 100 meters in the air at 65 kilometers a |
| Beyond Castleford, boaters can | travel on to Selby, York, Goole, Sheffield, and Keadb |
| lp Cinderella by making her a car that she can | travel in. |
| The robot can | travel over extreme terrain, such as vertical walls m |
| disguises her in boy's clothes so that she can | travel with the war-band as his servant. |
| Soot can | travel along wind currents from Asian cities and accu |
| another trailer, it is shown that Giratina can | travel through dimensions by a strange purple wind th |
| The Maverick can | travel at speeds up to 150 kilometers per hour on a t |
| Ranged weapons can | travel far to hit an enemy, while melee attacks are o |
| This means the elevators can | travel about 1,200 vertical feet (366 m) in a minute. |
| ns they have two directions in which light can | travel without birefringence, three principal axes, a |
| It is an airborne species, and can | travel up to several kilometres in the right conditio |
| velocity greater than that at which light can | travel through the material emits light. |
| Visitors to Delle can | travel there by bus from Belfort, (hourly) timetables |
| of these governments and, wind permitting, can | travel several hundred kilometers. |
| , but depending on which scene he's in, he can | travel to Cactus Desert, South Seas, Pyramid River, o |
| These raiding columns can | travel up to 20 meters per hour with lead workers lay |
| he Jews seem to be a privileged class that can | travel any where. |
| Snowmobilers can | travel hundreds of miles of groomed snowmobile trails |
| Inside the EU they can | travel only with ID-card, but what about non-EU Schen |
| In vehicle mode, Pipes can | travel 100 miles per hour (160 km/h) with a range of |
| l boats, and especially non-powered boats, can | travel on the North Walsham & Dilham Canal until Honi |
| pstream point to which general cargo ships can | travel, is at Turning Basin in east Houston. |
| s of motorists used the parkway, which you can | travel at the cost of a dollar and go as far as you p |
| y pages as such, but the walking route one can | travel around London, so only certain towns will have |
| In McMinnville, drivers can | travel west on State Route 55 to Manchester to reach |
| In F-1 mode he can | travel at speeds up to Mach 9.5. |
| ace of dust grains when two H atoms (which can | travel over the grain) meet. |
| ribes from around the United States and Canada | travel to Albuquerque to participate. |
| oughout the year, youth from all across Canada | travel to Ottawa to participate in various youth prog |
| n and he began hosting segments for a Canadian | Travel show. |
| Eye of the Beholder was a Canadian | travel documentary television miniseries which aired |
| In the South Seas is a Canadian | travel documentary television series which aired on C |
| Sunspots is a Canadian | travel television series which aired on CBC Televisio |
| The spare egg, that cannot | travel the fallopian tube, is absorbed into the body. |
| I cannot | travel without a lengthy court process of securing my |
| Irene has no valid passport and cannot | travel on her own, so she must stay in the country. |
| ighter fleet are built on the lakes and cannot | travel downstream beyond the Welland Canal. |
| Shimon Hatzaddik for Jerusalemites who cannot | travel to Meron. |
| Paddle ISBN 1-55209-089-2, on wilderness canoe | travel |
| loucester, Veolia Birmingham or Yeomans Canyon | Travel. |
| Car | travel in a control group of non-participating househ |
| This marks the end of Toad's craze for caravan | travel, to be replaced with an obsession for motor ca |
| The Cardiff | Travel to Work Area has grown significantly since 199 |
| dille owned and operated Chilly Billy Cardille | Travel and Tours in Wexford for many years, which was |
| The opening of the pass reduced cargo | travel time between the two countries by ten to fifte |
| olfing scene was published as a North Carolina | travel advertisement in Life Magazine. |
| Due to this difference, the carotenes | travel further than xanthophylls in paper chromatogra |
| These two carriages | travel up and down the steep mountain slope, the asce |
| A memorable sequence from the ride, where cars | travel inside a roaster with special effects |
| he rest of France the trains, unlike the cars, | travel on the left. |
| il (recurring characters from The Silver Case) | travel to Lospass to investigate the murder. |
| The main curriculum areas are; Catering, | Travel and Tourism, Engineering, Auto-Engineering, Ha |
| the Philippine Trust Company and the Catholic | Travel Office. |
| erwater and with each completed level the cats | travel deeper in their submarine. |
| All can be visited via the Celestia | travel interface. |
| f executive officer and president of Cendant's | travel distribution services in April 2006. |
| ion: Form and Convention in Eighteenth Century | Travel Literature, 1978. |
| In the eighteenth century, | travel by water was the safest and most convenient wa |
| uring the legislative session, and for certain | travel expenses related to their duties at any point |
| A certain | travel agent in Sicily collected $500, sold LiCastri |
| He is a Certified | Travel Counselor (CTC), and a former President of the |
| final destination of Don Draper's character's | travel home. |
| Characters | travel across the world map in a variety of ways, inc |
| Air Charter | Travel is a provider of private aircraft hire and air |
| Air Charter | Travel was initially formed under the umbrella of Cal |
| had introduced a new bus pass allowing cheaper | travel. |
| People from the capital city of Chennai | travel to Malvoy for the festival. |
| In Chicago | travel guides, the Wieners Circle is often extolled a |
| ners CE Primary School, although some children | travel to Manor Primary School in Uckfield. |
| Secondary school children | travel into Uckfield Community Technology College. |
| There are no schools in Abriachan, so children | travel by bus into Inverness or to Dochgarroch for th |
| The village has a primary school, but children | travel by bus to Shepshed High School once they pass |
| The children | travel to the Sparticle Project in attempt to bring b |
| cal beam called the "Love Light", the children | travel to ancient Israel with David, one of the Chums |
| China | Travel International Investment Hong Kong Limited (SE |
| China | Travel Service Building in Macau is an 18 storey offi |
| The China | Travel Service Building in Macau is a 24 storey offic |
| tons Card's, WH Smith, H. Samuel, First Choice | Travel and Fish & Chip stop. |
| - After A2Z Travels license is revoked, Choice | Travel step in to save the service. |
| The Concert and Youth Choirs | travel every summer during June and July, and they fo |
| , Key Club, peer mediation, book club, chorus, | travel club, orchestra, and spoken word club. |
| Zhu Wu and Yang Chun | travel to Shi Jin's village and plead with him to rel |
| egular columns relating to television, cinema, | travel, health and local entertainment. |
| Main article: River Cities | Travel Center |
| vice to Grand Central Terminal, New York City ( | travel time: approx. |
| er, while the Senator insisted she had claimed | travel allowance consistent with the official guideli |
| Metro claims | travel times have been reduced by as much as 29%. |
| line Court Line and their subsidiary Clarksons | Travel Group in August 1974. |
| and the fare was £1-9s-6d return for 3rd class | travel. |
| Rubicon Classic | Travel operate tourist buses from late February to Oc |
| The clerics | travel to Cynan and when they are halted at the River |
| service, from lodge based tours, where clients | travel between lodges or tented camps often by air, f |
| Large quantities of clubbers | travel from all across Northern Ireland every weekend |
| Society has retained the name 'Ilkeston Co-op | Travel' for the travel business, given its prominence |
| Midcounties saw value in the Co-op | Travel brand and moved their main travel website onto |
| uperbreak won three awards in The Co-operative | Travel Star Awards; Best UK Operator, Best Accommodat |
| Cook Group was to merge with The Co-operative | Travel to create the UK's largest travel network. |
| Harrogate Coach | Travel bus at the bus station |
| , National Express, Arriva and Harrogate Coach | Travel also run services from Harrogate bus station. |
| nt deal, Roger Jarvis bought Whittaker's Coach | Travel from the original owner Richard Whittaker. |
| Coaching Era, The: Stage and Mail Coach | Travel in and Around Bath,Bristol and Somerset, Roy G |
| 970s cut journey times dramatically, and coach | travel had a significant cost advantage over rail tra |
| Harrogate Coach | Travel operate a service through the village as part |
| a director of the company, as Harrogate Coach | Travel. |
| ins Mon - Sat and hourly Sundays and Coachcare | Travel service 44 to Foxton which operates every 60 m |
| he colony it only had ships capable of coastal | travel. |
| Wikitravel is a web-based collaborative | travel guide project, based upon the wiki model, laun |
| He has published novels, poetry collections, | travel essays, plays. |
| a beautiful town near Kolkata as an up coming | travel destination presented by Subhahish Chakraborty |
| Asylum and immigration, including Common | Travel Area issues |
| As cult members usually live in communes, | travel a lot and spend their time proselytizing rathe |
| Only 1 200 commuters | travel to and from Johannelund station daily, making |
| The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3 was a compact ' | Travel Zoom' camera announced on January 31, 2007. |
| The Doctor and his two companions | travel to Arkhaven. |
| elp from Grandpa Max and Ship, Ben and company | travel throughout the galaxy to foil Vilgax's evil pl |
| Stagecoach (Mondays to Saturdays), Compass | Travel (Sundays) route 17 to Horsham |
| e UnCommonCon roster who had already completed | travel plans for this Thanksgiving weekend. |
| in the winter of 1995, the first comprehensive | travel book site on the web. |
| ors in the UK, Supertram accepts concessionary | travel passes issued by any English local authority. |
| cles but a change in law meaning concessionary | travel was no longer valid for tourist bus services r |
| Congressional | Travel and Tourism Caucus |
| the "Blue-Blazed" hiking trails in Connecticut | travel through or near one or more of the State Fores |
| seats to ensure that Scarlet, Blue and Conrad | travel alone. |
| groups make up the bulk of what are considered | Travel 2.0 companies. |
| United Nations Security Council's Consolidated | Travel Ban and Assets Freeze List. |
| lassic Locations Oxfordshire is a contemporary | travel guide to the city of Oxford and the surroundin |
| own as an entertaining narrator of continental | travel. |
| After a year of continental | travel he devoted himself to the work of popular educ |
| in Tunbridge Wells in 1949 and has contributed | travel and gardening articles to The Times, The Daily |
| elopment and assist easier and more convenient | travel around the city and more use of sustainable fo |
| f the consortium that acquired the Thomas Cook | travel business. |
| The book was shortlisted for the Thomas Cook | Travel Book Award in 2004. |
| h in Kordofan: shortlisted for the Thomas Cook | Travel Award. |
| eate a global organization, in which corporate | travel managers and suppliers were able to have an eq |
| on issues affecting the business of corporate | travel around the world, including contagion, privacy |
| The Association of Corporate | Travel Executives was founded in 1988, by Peter Jense |
| Current membership includes corporate | travel buyers, agencies and suppliers located in 102 |
| The four routes, cosigned, | travel east to Colquitt, where State Route 45 departs |
| n Syria, but due to a declaration of war could | travel no further than Malta, where he continued to s |
| were modernized, the Andrea Doria class could | travel as fast as 27 knots (50 km/h), or 17% faster. |
| th, and launched in the creek where they could | travel north along the River Lee Navigation or south |
| A timber raft could | travel these 36 river kilometres in a day. |
| tes Winalagalis' supernatural canoe that could | travel underground. |
| s of the cars were wooden; and 28 riders could | travel on each train. |
| give Pennell a role in the film, so they could | travel to France together. |
| The battleships could | travel with speeds up to 23 knots (43 km/h) when they |
| s long, had a top speed of 4.4 knots and could | travel up to 40 miles at a cruising speed of 3.5 knot |
| The station meant that people could | travel to Wellingborough, Irthlingborough and Peterbo |
| pstate New York, and Minnesota when they could | travel. |
| sportation route in the Adirondacks; one could | travel 140 miles (230 km) across, from Old Forge to L |
| During this period, musicians could | travel freely between Kenya and Tanzania, and Kenyan |
| to Kings College in 1938 and was told he could | travel abroad until term started. |
| It could | travel at 600 feet per minute and enlivened the visua |
| Settlers could | travel for free on the only wagon-accessible road. |
| wer to stop any train so that his family could | travel to Wellingborough and its remoteness meant tha |
| e to Stockport and beyond or vice-versa) could | travel via Manchester Piccadilly and change there ins |
| rce on July 1, 1859 and British subjects could | travel within a range of 25 miles of each port. |
| also had to ensure that relief supplies could | travel freely throughout the country. |
| famous European scientists so that they could | travel to the United States to meet with their peers |
| ers were unable to create an engine that could | travel faster than light, thus it never left the draw |
| was not herself held in confinement, she could | travel back to the mainland. |
| e post-sexual reassignment surgery Wendy could | travel back in time to marry her pre-surgery self, Wa |
| ened on 1 June 1864; from then on trains could | travel from Hornsea to Paragon station. |
| The battleship could | travel with speeds up to 23 knots (43 km/h) when she |
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