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Fashion Wire Daily - A sure sign of a fashion design label dramatically taking off is when the hard core fans - the folks who crowd into the runway shows - suddenly start saying out loud how much they want to wear the label. Which is the state of affairs right now at Lanvin, where the men&#39;s collection has emerged as the one every insider and cognoscenti wants to wear.
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By Amy S. Rosenberg, The Philadelphia Inquirer  Dec. 13--VENTNOR, N.J. -- Only in winter do seagulls approach gracefulness. But one recent morning, graceful was what they were, no trace of the slovenly bullies who hover in summer looking to snatch the sandwich out of your hands.
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Advertising Age An airplane is a flying petri dish. So when the herbal supplement Airborne was handed out for free on a JetBlue flight recently, I downed it. I didn&#146;t get sick, so I&#146;m a convert. And I&#146;m not alone. Airborne projects $300 million in sales this year. Boston-based Summit Partners owns a controlling interest in the company and has ...
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By Janette Rodrigues, The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.  Dec.
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The next time you take a Thai Airways flight to China, a passenger with a wingspan of 9.2 feet and a taste for rotting carcasses may also be on board. The country's national carrier announced Wednesday that it will transport a juvenile cinereous vulture to Beijing on March 21 to help return the rare bird to its natural environment in Mongolia.
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The feathered creatures winging across North America have an obvious gift that land-bound humans lack, but their survival is threatened by earthly concerns.
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It's been years since Boeing tried for lift-off with its Connexion service. Yet here we are still today, with barely a hint of airborne Wi-Fi.Photos: Putting Wi-Fi in the sky
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WASHINGTON -- The heavy lifting has been done. The long plane rides to exotic lands and the tough nights on the road playing in front of raucous crowds are a memory for now.
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No other birds fly as stealthily as owls. Now flight engineers are researching owl-feather-inspired technology to build quieter aircraft.
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By Shankar Vedantam, Washington Post Staff Writer  Every spring, thousands of birds, some weighing a pound or less, set off on a journey of herculean proportions. They fly thousands of miles north, to breeding grounds in Saskatchewan and Alberta in Canada and to U.S.
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Work the right angles to make sure your frequent flier miles pay off.
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California - The pilot and designer of a private rocket plane say they are confident it could return to the sky next week in a quest to claim a multimillion-dollar prize.
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marking the first time that a commercial American airliner will be landing in the country since the Vietnam War. and businessmen. It will show ties are on track between the old battlefield foes who still spar over human rights and.
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A fossil of a gliding animal shows that mammals experimented with flight around when birds first took to the skies.
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Flights from the Midlands to Shannon and Cork were launched last week as part of the Thomsonfly.com winter programme.
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At this time of year, the world seems built for birds on the wing.
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Next to the diamond-shaped clunkers of yore, new delta-winged sport kites fly like an F-22. These dual-line beauties replace dowel frames, plastic sails, and cotton cord with nearly indestructible carbon-fiber skeletons, Mylar-reinforced fabric, and lines that are 10 times stronger than steel.