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Swedish company Minesto is even pioneering a system where kites tethered to the seabed effectively fly on the currents.

More than half a century before Britain's emergence as a cycling superpower, this humble Yorkshireman learned the peloton's  laws and lingo to effectively fly the flag on his own.

JG 1 could no longer field their full complement or effectively fly operations as required.

Participants will slip on a spacesuit and helmet and effectively fly to Mars, where they can explore a topographically accurate landscape.

That tactic may now have to be tweaked if, on the assumption Lewandowski has effectively flown the nest for around £22m, what remains of the core are to be convinced the club is still moving forward.

Webs are instinctively constructed and effectively trap flying insects.

U.S. drones already in operational use include the hand-launched AeroVironment RQ-11 Raven, effectively a flying camera that provides support for troops in close combat, and the Northrop Grumman RQ-4 Global Hawk, which can be programmed to operate almost autonomously, without a land-based controller.

However, 9/11 proved that an airplane is effectively a flying bomb.

Foreigners effectively have to fly via Kiev, which is costly and time-consuming.

But that is not enough to allow them to fly effectively in the dark.

In early July, the Mauritius Department of Civil Aviation denied the Denisenko-Kosalopov operations application for an Air Operation Certificate – which any plane needs to be able to fly, effectively stopping the operation.