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flight

[flahyt] / flaɪt /




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It's part of a wider Shared Ireland Fund that includes money being put towards getting flights from Dublin to Londonderry up and running.

From BBC

Indeed, the Swiss franc moved against the dollar exactly in line with the euro until Japan’s snap election two weeks ago, suggesting no obvious investor flight to currencies perceived as debasement-proof before that.

From The Wall Street Journal

The government has proposed to scale up manufacturing in seven strategic sectors including semiconductors, data centres, textiles and rare earths, amid slowing private investments and a flight of foreign capital from India.

From BBC

Colombia abruptly agreed to accept US deportation flights on Friday, an olive branch days before the countries' dueling presidents meet face-to-face for the first time, at the White House.

From Barron's

MacKenzie acknowledges it will cost her thousands of dollars in flights, accommodation and other costs to spend two weeks in London seeing Styles' shows in the summer.

From BBC