The ritual ceremony of the Voladores ('flying men') is a fertility dance performed by several ethnic groups in Mexico and Central America, especially the Totonac people in the eastern state of Veracruz, to express respect for and harmony with the natural and spiritual worlds.

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On the Somonte farm, out of the blue, the occupiers are buzzed by men flying powered microlites.

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Other people thought it was the bin men or a low flying jet.

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Women in high-flying jobs earn almost half a million pounds less in their lives than men with identical careers, a damning report reveals today.

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Jack Alcock and Arthur Whitten Brown became the first men to cross the Atlantic by air in June 1919, flying in a Vickers Vimy biplane, its bomb bays filled with extra fuel.

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Within six months 37 men and 3 women got tattoos of the sombrero-topped character astride a flying ear of corn.

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The men who flew on the bomber were named Sgt Brian Smith, Sgt Gordon Black, Flying Officer Robert Carr, Sgt Charles Cook, Sgt Geoffrey Love, Sgt Charles Brown, and Sgt Alfred Healey.

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Airplane or helicopter pilot was the second most common dream jobs among men in the U.S.. Almost 7% of male respondents said they dreamed of flying.

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