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Instead, hop aboard a Thames Clipper water bus sailing west from Tower Pier.
BBC: A perfect day in London
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We rode into Paris in the mornings and had to stand in line on the bus for hot water.
NEWYORKER: The Repatriates
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In the 1960s, everyday people, from maids to college students and church members, said "enough is enough" to the back of the bus, separate water fountains and segregated lunch counters.
CNN: Gun control: It's on all of us
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Six bus garages were disabled by high water.
FORBES: Overnight Sandy Roundup: East Coast Reeling As Hurricane Leaves 6 Million Without Power
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Luton Crown Court heard Joan Cook, who suffers dementia, spent 14 hours trapped on the bus in a depot without food or water.
BBC: Driver who left woman with dementia on bus not guilty
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Olympic champion Etienne Stott has been cheered by fans during an open-top bus parade through Bedford and renamed a white water arena in his honour.
BBC: Etienne Stott renames Bedford white water arena
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In addition, it is hiking: bus and metro fares, school fees, water and electricity rates, property taxes and all at a time when annual food inflation is touching 16%.
FORBES: India's Path to Success Does not Lie Through the Commonwealth Games
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The judge determined Maldonado was no longer a suspect after viewing video that showed the couple climbing on the bus with just a purse, blankets and bottles of water.
NPR: Woman's Jailing In Mexico Highlights Tourist Risks
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The 42-year-old mother walked out of a prison on the outskirts of Nogales, Mexico, late Thursday night after a judge determined she was no longer a suspect, following a review of a video that showed she and her husband, Gary, climbing on the bus with just a purse, blankets and bottles of water.
NPR: Ariz. Mom Not Giving Up On Mexico, Despite Arrest
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Check a map to make sure your boat is well situated for your purposes, but it's hard to go far wrong since all the main canals are close to the public bus, tram and subway lines, not to mention the water taxis.
FORBES: Playing the Float
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Officials feared the brackish storm water that poured into tunnels could corrode vulnerable signal and switching systems, complicating the task of reopening a bus and rail system that ferries 8.5 million passengers on a typical workday.
WSJ: Superstorm Sandy Cuts Wide Swath of Damage