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More pressingly, they will have to heal an awkward sense of transatlantic disunity that has emerged in the run-up to the meeting.

It is testimony to what can be achieved by a transatlantic community that acts with a clear sense of common purpose.

The United States did not single-handedly win the Cold War; the transatlantic alliance did, in concert with partners around the world.

At times, indeed, his book reads less like a British political autobiography than like the memoirs of a transatlantic business tycoon.

If you think the menu on transatlantic flights is limited, try choosing a European airline to fly across the ocean.

Air France and British Airways ran a regular transatlantic service to New York with an average flight time of just three and a half hours.

The big take-off is in two years' time, when two pilots will attempt a transatlantic flight before trying to fly around the globe.

Nigerian man accused of trying to blow up a transatlantic flight last December has sacked the defence team at his trial in Detroit.

However, the crew arrogantly trying to break the transatlantic sailing speed records, the Titanic hit an iceberg.

Nasdaq OMX, the transatlantic exchange, has closed its liaison office in India, people familiar with the matter told the Financial Times.

The pay is often financial, but it can also be non-financial, anything from $10 Wal-Mart vouchers to transatlantic flights.

The transatlantic deal, by contrast, is all about complementarity.

Aircraft and airports are a part of life even in the slow lane at the moment, pretty much unavoidable for transatlantic travel.

But whether, as some fear, these differences turn into a full-blown transatlantic conflict remains to be seen.

The question of the transatlantic gap remains current.

During their transatlantic calls, Clive recognized his wife's voice and would immediately tell her he loved her.

The European Union and the US were set on a collision course on Thursday night over the next stage of liberalising transatlantic aviation.

In the meantime, bankers in London are preparing to exploit any transatlantic regulatory gaps.

Some lawyers and tax experts have said the affair could lead to a transatlantic political row.

S nonproliferation cooperation is going to building a joint transatlantic nonproliferation strategic alliance.

The President affirmed America's commitment to its transatlantic (ie European) allies.

While cataclysmic for the domestic industry, the Last Supper also had a substantial effect on transatlantic trade.

That's double the number that came out of Africa in the entire transatlantic slave trade.

and the atmosphere of shame is still palpable in the places where the transatlantic trade started , on the african coast.

One of the few areas of transatlantic agreement about China was on Beijing's role in managing diplomatic crises.

The transatlantic alliance has survived the end of the cold war. But as it battles the Taliban in Afghanistan, its problems are acute.

The European Commission has approved oneworld's transatlantic venture, with conditions, but is still investigating the other two.

But it is no less true that the era in which Europe and transatlantic relations dominated U. S. foreign policy is over.

However brief or casual his involvement, this made him part of the first transatlantic popular music industry.

For the British, happiness is a suspicious transatlantic import ( "We don't do happiness, " quips one chap).

France has also resisted making NATO the place where the big transatlantic issues can be discussed.

Three British Muslims have been sent to prison for life for plotting to blow up a transatlantic airliner with liquid explosives.

The proposals are a riposte to a transatlantic push to water down "fair value" accounting, valuing assets at market levels.

The DoT is now requiring collusion on some transpacific, as well as transatlantic, flights.

As global power shifts away from the West it would help to have two strong transatlantic arms, not just one.

The rivalry between New York and London is merely the most tangible sign of a booming transatlantic business in financial services.

Since the first transatlantic telephone Cable was laid the annual total of telephone calls between UK and Canada has increased sevenfold.

Apart from the transatlantic joint ventures, attempts at linking up between continents have tended to be disappointing.

To do so requires an appreciation of a transatlantic movement that often calls itself "the counter-jihad. "

An "open skies" treaty with the European Union that came into effect last month will make transatlantic flying more competitive.

The alleged plot is believed to have centred on plans to detonate bombs on board airborne transatlantic aircraft using liquid explosives.

Experts read that the this as signalling Washington wants to open a new page in transfer of transatlantic relations.

Airline shares fell sharply yesterday as the foiled terrorist attacks sparked fears about a reduction in transatlantic traffic.

Gates sounded a pessimistic note, warning of "the real possibility for a dim if not dismal future for the transatlantic alliance. "

Ms Varney's remarks suggest that the transatlantic flow of ideas on antitrust policy may now be moving from east to west.

History is now pivoting toward Asia, a fact captured neatly by this year's Transatlantic Trends.

Transatlantic relations do not contain a similar potential for drama.

Gordon Brown delivered his most pro-European speech to date as he sought to gain transatlantic consensus ahead of next week's G20 summit.

The election two years ago of Mr Obama as US president was supposed to usher in a new era of transatlantic partnership.

And to draw the crowds away from the transatlantic planes, she must be bursting with every distraction imaginable .

AIG's previous disposals include a majority stake in reinsurer Transatlantic Holdings Inc. , a Tokyo office tower and an equipment insurer.

The treaty has been made easier by another subtle change in the geometry of this triangular transatlantic relationship.

The United States, she says, is both a transatlantic as well as transpacific power.

Even in straight transatlantic terms, the story is one of differences suppressed .

That made the annual transatlantic hedge-fund give-off between ARK and the organisation that inspired it even less of a contest than usual.

Car drivers can hop on the train or the bus, but transatlantic travellers can ' t row from London to New York.

Experts read this as signalling Washington wants to open a new page in transatlantic relations.

Mr Solana's "almost perfect" is a stretch, but transatlantic relations have certainly improved during the second Bush administration.

The easing of tensions was helped, too, by President Bush's efforts to repair transatlantic relations in his second term.

The world's bourses have been forced to consider their long-term strategies after the two transatlantic deals announced on Wednesday.

Nichol suggested that "transatlantic humouris the rare efflorescence of a people habitually grave, whose insight is more CLEAR than deep. "

As a result, the adjustment in exchange rates has so far been largely transatlantic, rather than global.

But against the backdrop of the major transatlantic tie-ups, this plan is looking fairly small beer.

Commercial transatlantic telephone service was inaugurated between New York and London.

Whenever I pass through an American airport these days, I feel a frisson of transatlantic culture shock.

Transatlantic friction between companies and regulators has grown as Europe's data guardians have become more assertive.

The transatlantic relationship faces very different problems from the ones that plagued it in the Bush years.

That would narrow transatlantic differentials.

Riyadh's greatest fear is the Iranian nuclear bomb, against which transatlantic cooperation on sanctions is a vital tool.

First transatlantic cable completed. Time required to send message to Europe from Chicago is reduced from three days to three hours.

Field: american merchant and financier who planned and oversaw the laying of the transatlantic telegraph Cable (completed 1866).

US Airways this month brought back a domestic fuel surcharge and increased its fuel surcharge for transatlantic flights.

Firstly, American English and British English are converging thanks to increased transatlantic travel and the media.

It is where the transatlantic cables that carry much of Britain's telephone and internet traffic land.

Merkel will meet with President Obama in D. C. next week to discuss the economy, the ongoing wars, and transatlantic relations.

Firstly, American English and British English are covering thanks to increased transatlantic travel and the media.

Transatlantic air travellers faced delays yesterday after the US stepped up security requirements for all in-bound aircraft.

Not until 1866 was the fully successful transatlantic cable finally laid.

At each stop I have affirmed the fact that America's transatlantic alliance is the cornerstone of our engagement in the world.

Its strategic relevance, even in the transatlantic partnership, is destined to weaken further.

Not until 1866 was the first fully successful transatlantic cable finally laid.

We are, after all, both a transatlantic and a transpacific power.

For the elite, President-elect Obama embodies a new chapter in transatlantic relations.

Dig deeper and you uncover a number of telling differences in transatlantic attitudes.

Building fast helicopters has a practical purpose beyond this transatlantic race.

Such a principle sparks many transatlantic disputes: over genetically modified organisms or climate change, for example.

The big take-off is planned for 2012, when the two pilots will try a transatlantic flight before attempting to circumnavigate the globe.

Each alliance has at its core a group of carriers which pool their flights in the huge transatlantic market.

What will a new secretary of state mean for American foreign policy and transatlantic relations?

A keen investor may choose to snap up both firms and create a transatlantic brokering powerhouse.

The delay came amid increasing transatlantic diplomacy and internal debate in the Bush administration about the World Bank issue.

More likely, closer and smoother transatlantic relations will simply mean a better ability to handle immediate challenges.

Like most windy generalisations, this transatlantic contrast has a grain of truth.

Then there is the latest spasm of transatlantic distrust over America's planned missile shield in Europe.

There is no sure cure for this transatlantic divergence.

It marks the first transatlantic flight with passengers for the giant aircraft.

But that does not mean transatlantic co-operation is a sham.

The new legislation is shifting the tax nexus to the UK and opening a transatlantic can of worms.

And, what are your thoughts about a transatlantic tunnel?

A major advantage of this measure is that Amen-can and British systems are similar and so transatlantic comparisons can be made directly.

Transatlantic leadership is falling short on all counts.

The airline will launch its new transatlantic service next month.

In 1936 Germany began regular transatlantic airship passenger service.

The development of transatlantic relations is a good example for positive interaction of identification and institutionalization.

Once it has completed the 24-hour trip, the team hopes to make the first manned transatlantic solar flight.

Unfortunately for China, Russia, and other autocracies , this is one area where there is no great transatlantic divide.

U. S. airspace was closed for 3 days and European airlines cancelled all transatlantic flights.

First, the transatlantic anger gap has narrowed.

Mr. Kennedy's conclusion: 'This is a moment when Transatlantic leaders need to step up and lead. '

An improved fiscal policy in the transatlantic economies would therefore be based on three realities.

Both countries would then be on their way to integration with the transatlantic community.

AIG also owns 59 per cent of Transatlantic Holdings, a separately listed reinsurer.

Before publication, I was told I would need to make tweaks to cater for differing transatlantic tastes.

By 1775, however, more than half a million English, Scotch, Irish, German, and other Europeans had made the transatlantic voyage.

That 60-year-old Canadian dream of stronger transatlantic economic ties may yet come true.

During her time in the EU presidency, her government would like to start a new transatlantic project.

President Sarkozy will be an easier transatlantic ally, for sure, but he will still be no walkover.

December 12, 1901: Guglielmo Marconi receives the first transatlantic radio signal at Signal Hill in St John's, Newfoundland.

The fast transatlantic cross is by Concorde.

Roosevelt Field, the starting point for Charles A. Lindbergh's 927 transatlantic flight, is in the village. Population, 2, '8'.

The first transatlantic wireless message was transmitted from nearby Table Head in 902. Population, 2, 4'.

A new transatlantic race, it seems, is on.

Here again, however, transatlantic influence is very strong, so that the American form is more and more used in this question.

Between 1520 and 1867 , 12 million, 500 people were moved from high UV to low UV areas, in the transatlantic slave trade .

Chichester was already 58 years old when he won the first solo transatlantic sailing race.

The American Impact on Western Europe: Americanization and Westernization in Transatlantic Perspective

A Transatlantic Alternative: A Comparative Comment on the Germano-US and Germano-French Relationships in the Early Postwar Period

Transatlantic Mergers and Acquisitions: Opportunities and Pitfalls in German-American Partnerships

Czech prime minister Mirek Topolanek adds to transatlantic friction over plan for global economic recovery

First transatlantic satellite tele transmission

A Tentative Analysis of the Reasons for the Transatlantic Rift

Jumbo the elephant, scourge of transatlantic relations

Call of the east: transatlantic companies book a passage to China

the horrors of the transatlantic slave trade;

A RECENT HISTORY OF TRANSATLANTIC DEFENCE CO-OPERATION

The Future of Transatlantic Security Relations

Some airlines such as Silverjet and MAXjet already offer good fares on transatlantic services from London;

a transatlantic voyage to the USA

The future of the transatlantic alliance

June at Epsom Downs for the English Oaks and at Newport and Cork for the transatlantic yacht races;

Association of West India Transatlantic Steamship Lines

WITASS; Association of West India Transatlantic Steamship Lines;