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We continue our series on the great walks, today the Whanganui journey.
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Having said that, I do believe it's a longer journey, he said.
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Ms Austen said: Working on the Spitfire has been quite a journey.
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Thirty years ago the SDLP set out on a journey of hope.
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And we still have at least four days' journey ahead of us.
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Question 6: Virgin Galactic's commercial spaceship made its maiden voyage this week.
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Perhaps on that long sea voyage, alone together, they would be reconciled.
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You'll have plenty of time, however, to rest during our voyage home.
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Come, my last companions, we have a sea voyage to make tomorrow.
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Arrangement is the material point in voyage-writing as well as in history.
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Believe me, Stash, I too wanted this voyage not to be necessary.
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In 1607 he made a voyage in search of the Northwest Passage.
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Even the sailors lose the vivacity of the first of the voyage.
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The voyage up the river Parana was marked by no particular incident.
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For the first few miles our voyage lay through the open plain.
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The Lusiad tells the story of the voyage of Vasco da Gama.
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The ministry did not say exactly when the ships made their voyage.
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I have heard the two of you discussing the voyage, said Farinn.
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The season was too far gone to perform the voyage in safety.
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The shipowner refused point-blank to interfere in any way during the voyage.
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At all events it was but a short voyage and easily endured.
