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The European Commission sees Carnival's proposed buy of P&O Princess as posing travel-market conflicts in Germany and Britain, sources said; problems are also seen for fair trade in shipbuilding.

The location of the events in Sha Tin and Sheung Shui, and security restrictions on travel to them, will also pose some travel dilemmas for visitors.

A major factor in his decision on the 15 weekend series would be the logistical problems posed by travel arrangements.

In the 80s, Philip Mattheww Rhys and Elizabeth Jennings Keri Russellll) pose as travel agents living outside Washington DC, but they're really Russian spies who have been deeply integrated into the community.

Risk for dengue infection to US residents has primarily been posed by travel.

I told him how to call the airline posing as a travel agent, gave him some of the lingo of the industry.

Travel-time based models simplify the description of reactive transport by replacing the spatial coordinates with the groundwater travel time, posing a quasi one-dimensional (1-D) problem and potentially rendering the determination of multidimensional parameter fields unnecessary.

That's the challenge we've posed to the Travel + Leisure community this year with our Super-Short Travel Story campaign.

Belkaid had reached Europe from Syria with Laachraoui, the article said, confirming investigators' conclusions that the two men had travelled together posing as Syrian refugees last summer and were driven to Belgium by Salah Abdeslam, a prime suspect in the Paris attacks who was arrested three days after the Forest raid.

Gas-free travel poses some obvious vacation limits.

The May 1 holiday period, traditionally a time for travel, poses a special challenge.