Wadia settled down with the stack of papers that traveled with the patient from the last hospital.
When, a year after their marriage in the village, she secured Danish residence papers and traveled to join her husband, she plunged into the unknown.
He read voraciously, wrote op-eds for our local paper and traveled whenever he could, but more than anything, he was genuinely curious about the world and the people around him, and his curiosity was infectious.
The American government has charged in court papers that Mr. Atef traveled to Somalia in late 1992 and again in early 1993, on behalf of Mr. bin Laden, to help organize attacks on American and United Nations forces stationed there.
Peter Gelb could, of course, have told Mr. Stein the truth: That he would not be forced to endure intolerable waits in order to be subjected to the cruel whims of bureaucrats unless he presented himself to the Department of Motor Vehicles, and that he would not be stopped and asked for his papers unless he traveled to Arizona.
The paper said he traveled widely at home and abroad, chaining himself to the gates of a British nuclear power station, halting a coal train, scaling a dam in Iceland and volunteering to be one of two climbers who would chain himself to the coal conveyor belt at the Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station.
In the game players traveled around and around the board using paper money to buy lots, railroads, and utilities.
He saved up his money and bought the papers, and Ms. Ubogy traveled all over Fairfield County looking for studs.
In "Mappa Mundi," for instance, they will make paper footwear to be traveled in.
In those days, coffee traveled in paper cups and the idea of paying $1 for water -- when I could fill my Boy Scout canteen for free -- would have been more ludicrous a prediction than hover-cars, talking robot maids and other fantasies from "The Jetsons".
