With air-conditioning off, the air got hot and muggy.
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Entrants will not be asked for their guess at the location during any off-air call with the production team.
But after the show went off the air, the actor -- by then 18 -- struggled to find a place in show business.
The AAIB stated the works on the runway were also not easily visible to the crew at the start of take-off and the captain said that air traffic control provided no additional warnings.
The BBC reserves the right to take any contestant off-air and disqualify them from the competition at any time if they display offensive, abusive or any other kind of unsuitable behaviour.
And by the time Where the Streets Have No Name boomed out of the speakers it was definitely a case of forget about drinking the lager - let's throw it in the air, rip off our T-shirts and jump as high as we can.
Sadly, Buster Merryfield - who played the brothers' immovable high rise guest Uncle Albert - has died since the sitcom went off air.
Will runs around in slow motion, exactly like the Six-Million-Dollar Man, and flies through the air as if launched by little off-camera trampolines.
Britain will purchase Meteor air-to-air missiles from a European consortium rather than an off-the-shelf product from America's Raytheon.
Harry Gration and the team will be at the stadium for Sunday's historic ClubCall announcement as Leeds Rhinos select their Super League play-off qualifying semi-final opponents live on air, the first time this has happened in the sport.
When the polls have closed, and the ads are finally off the air, it comes down to you -- the American people and your lives, and your children's futures.
Arun Mishra, India's director general of civil aviation, said permission for the one-off flights was granted following a request from Air India, so the jets could be maintained at its Mumbai facility.
Those measures include a ban on all knives aboard planes, the elimination of curbside and off-airport check-ins, and the use of federal air marshals.
Al-Quds Al-Arabi welcomed the BBC's decision to take Mr Kilroy-Silk's morning TV talk show off the air pending an investigation of his comments.
The Sita Air plane came down minutes after take-off from Kathmandu, claiming the lives of 19 people.
From Henry's lay-off, Halford flicked the ball in the air and volleyed through a sea of players, but James pushed the ball wide and Ebanks-Blake smashed the rebound off target.
She was known for camping out each summer with the Air Force Academy freshman class, for going up in almost every kind of plane the Air Force flies, and for taking off on early-morning bicycle treks when she visited bases around the country.
By 1974 he had brushed off the Laotians who were ambushing his mule-trains, and by 1982 he had escaped the Thai air force, which was bombing his camps on the border.
Jon's been boring the pants off Big Brother again, this time with a lengthy explanation of how the house air-conditioning works.
It has fired off letters to the International Air Transport Association de-manding that the body instruct members not to grant Balkh landing rights.
Dramatic video playing over and over on TV and the internet of a cargo 747 aircraft falling out of the sky shortly after take- off at Bagram Air Base has left some nervous fliers even more nervous that this could happen on a passenger airline.
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Gottlieb threw her arms in the air when Shacobia Barbee's desperation half-court shot at the buzzer bounced off the backboard and wore a huge grin throughout the postgame celebration.
Rukeyser, however, was thriving again with his new show on CNBC--until his battle with cancer forced him off the air.
Networks have seen that when viewer's favorite shows go off the air for an extended period of time--think the Walt Disney Co.
Unlike conventional rockets that blast off from a pad, air-launched systems similar to the one Mr. Allen wants to put together are designed to deliver a broad range of satellites to space without the constraints of weather or optimal times and locations to try to reach specific orbits.
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Networks have seen that when viewer's favorite shows go off the air for an extended period of time--think the Walt Disney Co. (nyse: DIS - news - people )-owned ABC's Lost and CBS 's (nyse: CBS - news - people ) Jericho--it's hard to get those viewers back.
She was kept off the air, her articles published in a small-circulation weekly.
The original show went off the air in 1957, and although there were short-lived attempts to revive it, it is now just a distant memory.
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