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The RAF had been his entire life and he had no training to get by in the world beyond.
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"It surely is a difficult situation for him but when one is a great professional like he is, and one has a good head like his, you keep training to get better day by day because he could play on a weekend.
Or "I've trained myself to get by on six hours of sleep"?
One group watched a border collie trained to get food by pressing down a bar using just its paws, and not via the easier technique of grabbing it with its mouth.
The census also counts cars and tells us how many people use cycles and how many go by train to get to work.
When the transit hub in the Jamaica section of Queens was expanded in 2003 to enable passengers arriving by subway or train to get to Kennedy International Airport in eight minutes by light rail, community leaders hoped the glassy new AirTrain station would encourage additional development.
It takes less than two hours by train to get from London to, say, York.
It takes Mr. Shirey only about 20 minutes by train to get to his Dublin office.
"We have been sleeping here for the past eight days," said Mamata Devi, a young mother who had traveled more than 24 hours by train to get to the hospital after her 6-year-old daughter accidentally drank cleaning liquid.
Meanwhile, consider an interview the German news magazine Der Spiegel did with Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old Swedish mastermind of the school strikes movement, who travelled 32 hours by train to get to Davos while the "adults" who were supposed to meet to talk about climate change there arrived in 1,500 private jet flights.
Back at the workshop venue, Almagul, the chaperone of the children from Kyzl-Orda, the ones who travelled 32 hours by train to get to Astana, tells us: "The children are enjoying it so much.
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