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fly

[flahy] / flaɪ /






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“You can try to fly straight and get an apartment and move out of the hood … and you still find yourself in this situation.”

From Los Angeles Times

Despite the sobering conclusions, Byrne remains enthusiastic about future exploration, particularly NASA's Europa Clipper mission, which is scheduled to fly past the moon in the spring of 2031.

From Science Daily

As they prepared to fly from Brisbane airport, a member of the England security staff was involved in altercation with a TV cameraman.

From BBC

They are also about taking mental breaks, or leaving space for creative sparks to fly.

From The Wall Street Journal

The White House described the ship as a "Venezuelan shadow fleet vessel deemed stateless after flying a false flag and had a judicial order" against it.

From BBC