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Uganda FA President Dennis Obua said Egypt had offered to pay for the teams' return air-tickets, accommodation and meals, but that they were now back-tracking.
BBC: Zone 5 qualifiers in chaos
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But the evidence suggests instead that we are seeing defections from the bottom of the economic ladder, spurred in part by a return to over-the-air broadcast TV among those households that were pushed into Pay TV by the Digital TV transition in June 2009.
FORBES: Are Cable Customers Cutting The Cord? The Evidence Is Mixed
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Guests were given the option to return to Orlando -- the closest air gateway to Port Canaveral, where the voyage began -- or their originating city, Carnival said.
CNN: Carnival cruise line in more troubled waters
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"We are mapping out a return-to-service plan, and we look forward to getting our 787s back in the air, " she said by e-mail.
NPR: FAA Approves Resumption Of Boeing 787 Flights
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New measures include flood-resistant doors, removable barriers for doors, and "air bricks" to allow ventilation and non-return valves on domestic and foul drains.
BBC: Berkshire woman gets help for home hit by floods 10 times
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The return portion was another matter, and the air miles got me a 30-hour, five-leg epic via Johannesburg, Cairo, Istanbul and Frankfurt.
ECONOMIST: Business travel
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For all the positive publicity that United Airlines and American Airlines managed to squeeze out of their pledges to return some of the legroom that they stole from economy-class passengers after deregulation, air travel remains a horrible ordeal.
CNN: Travelers discover the red-eye
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Any new bill aimed at the air-travel woes would likely come to the Senate floor shortly after lawmakers return from next week's recess, a Senate Democratic aide said.
WSJ: Senators Seek Way to Ease FAA Cuts
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Earlier this week, RIM said it fired two employees who a Canadian court fined the week before for disrupting a Toronto-to-Beijing flight, causing it to turn around after hours in the air and return to Canada.
WSJ: RIM Drops BBX Name After Copyright Spat
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Air France-KLM's CEO said the airline group will succeed in cutting costs and return to profitable growth, despite posting a big loss last year and facing further discussions with labor unions.
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