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For example, flying robots could be used to transport documents and small parts efficiently within urban areas.
Some were purely practical, large enough to transport documents, spare sneakers or, if need be, the contents of one's medicine chest.
Diplomatic bags, which are used to transport documents and other items between governments and their diplomatic missions abroad are protected by the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
The concept involves firing frictionless, magnetically levitated pod vehicles through a near-vacuum tunnel, reminiscent of the tube systems traditionally used to transport documents from floor to floor at office buildings and banks.
The company offered businesses the chance to transport documents by air.
The idea was, essentially, to transport documents in the form of unalterable E-mail attachments.
If everything is legal, you don't have to transport documents worth this amount in a car". Johnson told Reuters on Wednesday, "There is no truth to this story.
In the 1980s, the fastest way to transport financial documents and news film between the two most important cities in the world was as checked baggage on Concorde.
The move has been criticised by Ms Saunders, who said using "high-powered limousines to transport paper documents is the height of wastefulness and an affront to the taxpayer".
