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Donald Trump happens to own the building in which he both lives and works. Mr. Trump "commutes" to his office in a private elevator.

Hairy commutes aside, Mr. Vargas Llosa has settled into a happy New York life with his wife, Patricia.

You have to prepare yourself for your commutes, otherwise you'll most likely not bring the best material with you.

For at least some of those with soul-destroying morning commutes, liberation may indeed be at hand.

But they did not find that lengthy commutes to and from work had any impact on illness and injury.

Quiet commutes to the office reading a newspaper have been replaced by furious mornings answering emails.

The long commutes on crowded trains so common here could have played a role in widening the outbreak, she added.

For years, this sprawling city of 17 million seemed destined to be the next 1970s Los Angeles, with traffic jams and endless commutes.

Mr Wei commutes weekly from his home in Shanghai to Alibaba's headquarters in Hangzhou.

Imagine a robot that collects the litter from the side of the highway, making our commutes more scenic.

Workers with very long commutes feel less rested and experience less "enjoyment, " as well.

I would venture to say that most commutes are closer to an hour each day.

The downside: The city is still unaffordable for many, and the less-pricey suburbs can impose enervating commutes.

One pilot who lives in Texas and commutes to a trailer in Lot E says the camper is simply 'a place to come and get ready for work . '

In IBM's ranking of the world's worst commutes, Beijing and Mexico City each scored 99 out of a possible 100 pain points.

If road construction goes on solely at night more truck traffic will take place during the day, further slowing their commutes.

Everyone who commutes to work, grows food, books a plane ticket, or runs a small business feels the squeeze of rising energy prices.

That gave them long commutes that they were able to afford when gas was $2 a gallon, but maybe they couldn't at $3.

Most car journeys are mandatory flogs rather than Kerouac-style Odysseys. They consist of commutes, school runs and business trips.

History suggests that as the economy rebounds congestion will too, as shipments and commutes resume.

In rural areas, a sizable proportion of the working-age population commutes to the city each day for work.

Despite the recently opened subway, the streets are flooded with single occupancy vehicles whose drivers make short commutes.

At the French mission to the European Union in Brussels, one in three senior diplomats commutes home most weekends.

Long commutes to work make it more likely a marriage will fail, a study has found.

Meanwhile, their home market, with cheap petrol, long commutes and expensive labour, makes a poor base for gaining critical mass.

Some people make long-distance commutes to work daily. Their jobs may even require them to take frequent business trips.

America's workforce grew. Its workers abandoned tight-knit cities for ever more far-flung suburbs, requiring longer commutes.

Even in California, land of freeways and long commutes, Mini E drivers clocked up 48km a day, not far behind the American average of 64km.

More than 42 million Americans spend at least 30 minutes in the car on their morning commutes.

Lifestyle choices aside, long commutes take their toll emotionally and physically.

Although e-bikes are generally slower than gas scooters, I find them fast enough for my daily commutes .

As residents headed back to work on October 31, closed or icy roads complicated commutes in multiple states.

You can get where you're going without the crazy commutes you see around Washington DC or the Bay Area in California.

Studies have showed that long commutes affect health, fitness, and happiness.

They are avoiding dreaded commutes, doing volunteer work, pursuing college degrees or caring for family.

Foreclosures and costlier commutes have laid low the distant suburbs, or exurbs.

This makes for fantastically efficient commutes.

Berlin has music, art and nightlife to rival Europe's more established capitals, but not their high costs and hellish commutes.

In densely packed Rochester, N. Y. , commutes are short; a scant 3% of commuters spend an hour or more in traffic on their way to work.

From morning commutes to the way fashion is designed to the way we grow food, we are consuming and collaborating once again.

He commutes to New York every week, bunking in a hotel.

As my day fills with stress, crowded commutes and endless deadlines, I think of Duncan home alone.

No commutes, no office politics, and you don't even have to get dressed.

If you factor in a couple hours for commutes, we're looking at about 50 to 70 work-dedicated hours every week.

Added to long commutes is increased congestion, according to the Texas Transportation Institute's 2005 Urban Mobility Report.

Which cities topped the list with the most unendurable commutes in the world?

Our boss commutes from Beijing to Shanghai for bussiness purpose .

As anyone who commutes or runs to the store knows, we live in a nation of automobiles.

The information is fed through the Internet to computers that identify patterns such as commutes to and from work.

He is a courier and commutes between Beijing and New York.

Morning commutes became a triathlon of sorts for those who ventured a turn on the rail system.

What happened is that countless days, nights, meetings, commutes and other unremarkable events went by, well, unremarked.

About one in six workers commutes for more than 45 minutes, each way.

On Feb. 12, 2009, both pilots of Continental Connection 3407 had long commutes before reporting to Newark, N. J. , where they began work.

She lives in Oxford and commutes (in).

"It's no wonder that their residents often tolerate extreme commutes in order to find affordable housing, " it said.

or to live on the city's *outskirts and face long commutes every day.

Jim commutes to Manhattanevery day.

We can cultivate an interest in the weather outside of our commutes.

He commutes from Beijing to Nanjing every wek.

How can we ease commutes?

This is enough for most commutes, and the same range Nissan and Renault are promising for their vehicles.

Suppose that telework for two days, and go to company work for three days, the reducible commutes are probably 30. 3%.

Beijingers have the longest commutes in China's 50 major cities, spending an average of 52 minutes to or from work.

It culminated this weekend with a record 140 traffic jams, according to state media reports , that added an hour to commutes.

Not only she attends all kinds of competitions around the world, but also commutes between Erevan and Groningen.

She commutes from company to her apartment every day.

According to the Office for National Statistics, the average Briton commutes for 54 minutes every day.

TYPICAL USE: She commutes from Cambridge to London every day.

She commutes between Chicago and Rockford every day.

Longer commutes frequently involve people who live in one suburb and work in another, said Alan Pisarski, author of "Commuting in America. "

She commutes from Cambridge to London every day.

She commutes from Oxford to London every day.

He commutes from Oxford to London every day.

She commutes to work every day.

In Hong Kong, they jumped on trolleys and subways, since so many people there use their phones during commutes.

She commutes to her office downtown

But that is scant consolation to suburban voters with long daily commutes to work, summer travel plans and big, inefficient CARS