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| Punishment for fraudulent | travel agents. |
| For the vehicle for interstellar | travel, see Starship. |
| Europe and other travel-oriented shows for the | Travel Channel in the early 2000s. |
| because the person would be longing for their | travel experiences. |
| adaptation, it is not suited for long-distance | travel, and is non-migratory. |
| He had to arrange for money for his | travel to Helsinki. |
| 0 Fred was named as SVP of Programming for the | Travel Channel. |
| He is also known for his | travel drawings that were used by various engravers. |
| The league would be responsible for all | travel, ice rental and uniform costs, plus some equip |
| FirstDay is for unlimited | travel on all services in South Yorkshire, and costs |
| a Smithsonian delegation paved the way for his | travel to the USA. |
| Greenshields first worked for regional | travel show Scottish Passport before becoming a weath |
| s clearly would cause major disruption for air | travel and scheduled flights. |
| e Jama'at al-Tabligh organization paid for his | travel to Pakistan. |
| Ordinary Passport - Issued for ordinary | travel, such as vacations and business trips |
| Wikitravel received a Webby Award for Best | Travel Website in 2007. |
| Travlaw primarily act for the | travel and holiday industry in the UK, advising a ran |
| by Centro, and Centro-issued tickets for train | travel are valid for travel to the station. |
| The two towns are connected for automobile | travel by the Port Aransas Causeway and for marine tr |
| ikov tube is a speculative mechanism for space | travel involving the warping of spacetime into perman |
| Moffat claimed £15,712 for air | travel between London and Scotland, plus £12,289 in m |
| gressively obviating the need for work-related | travel and dissolving the concept of distance. |
| He is most know for his | travel and adventure programme “Wayfarer” - broadcast |
| The purpose was for quieter | travel and the energy of deceleration can be retransm |
| r moves the ship using warp drive for galactic | travel, and impulse drive for inner quadrant movement |
| f sleeper ships in fiction is for interstellar | travel, usually at slower-than-light speed. |
| ermination of his contract, as well as for the | travel ban. |
| venture series was originally intended for the | Travel Channel, not Animal Planet. |
| lian Government invited him, providing for his | travel and stay. |
| Howard has also written articles for the | Travel and Arts and Leisure sections of The New York |
| perations of Tellings-Golden Miller, for their | Travel London subsidiary. |
| Day passes are available for unlimited | travel within Marin County for 1, 7, or 31 consecutiv |
| This marks the end of Toad's craze for caravan | travel, to be replaced with an obsession for motor ca |
| s Confederation sent a bill to Ahlmann for his | travel and accommodation costs at the Games. |
| and are becoming less popular for utilitarian | travel and more popular for pleasure. |
| is a British documentary-maker, known for his | travel documentaries and work on the internet. |
| e longer average distances required for pollen | travel, no specific co-existence measures or isolatio |
| e airport and it used primarily for government | travel and charters, as well as private aircraft. |
| supports for the dairy industry, fares for air | travel, college tuition levels, and the brain drain i |
| m 2006 through 2007, she hosted a show for the | Travel Channel called The Best Places to Find Cash an |
| adio personality on Bayfm in 2005, and for his | travel diary Sekai yo Odore, published in 2006. |
| calls a "vacation", i.e. time off for pleasure | travel and relaxation. |
| ein, and for the wormholes that allow for time | travel in the TV series. |
| textbooks, jobs, carpools, housing, for sale, | travel, and events categories). |
| (51 km) trail system that is popular for foot | travel and horseback riding, and there are camping fa |
| ing more than half the MILS budget for foreign | travel, including to the People's Republic of China. |
| or purchasing unreserved tickets for immediate | travel on express and passenger trains starting from |
| ng coastal area was a dangerous place for ship | travel in the time before radar navigational systems |
| After leaving school she worked for the | travel agency run by her father before successfully a |
| costs and substantial cut in payments for free | travel by the Isle of Wight Council. |
| He set out for extended | travel in the East, and George Romney describes him a |
| of tapping the strong demand for international | travel within Central India. |
| Nomads, while working as a sales manager for a | travel company. |
| ive Schools award and a platinum award for its | travel plan. |
| uls are purified there, in preparation for the | travel to the Land of the Moon (Quidlivun), where the |
| magicians and yogis to provide access for soul | travel into other parts of this universe, into altern |
| ays he was not given a concrete reason for the | travel ban, but the officers claimed he and his colle |
| r own brother and sister were booked for ocean | travel on The North Atlantic ship which was bound for |
| Roman toilets while eating gum marmalade for a | travel feature. |
| formation and acts as a booking agency for bus | travel from Mount Barker. |
| uring the legislative session, and for certain | travel expenses related to their duties at any point |
| t noted for being convenient for long-distance | travel; US 64 often provides a shorter, faster altern |
| Permits for road | travel into Arnhem Land can be organised at the North |
| The road was a significant route for east-west | travel in southeast England during the first to the f |
| ronic exchange of business information for the | travel industry, including but not limited to the use |
| nnessee, United States, that is famous for its | travel centers. |
| e one way road on the fly to allow for quicker | travel to and from the fairground. |
| the map: time is sped up to compensate for the | travel around the map; as you sail around several of |
| receiving a paycheck or reimbursement for his | travel expenses. |
| t Outta Town," the sales of which paid for her | travel and recording expenses. |
| the cost of training two Malaysians for space | travel and for sending one to the ISS. |
| aisle to reduce transportation costs for state | travel, freeze tuition increases for North Dakota col |
| ty Hawk in 1903, the first tickets for airline | travel were sold by the St. Petersburg-Tampa Airboat |
| When she applied for new | travel documents, she was instead barred from leaving |
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