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Caption : DEBRIS RECOVERED: Crews found a large tail section from an Air France jet Monday in the Atlantic Ocean. A U. S.

Cabin crews are very good at anticipating your needs, interact naturally with you and are always available to assist.

Once the crews got out to the aircraft, the aircraft's automation took over and made for a much quieter, much more efficient cockpit.

And a somewhat looser formation with a "little friend" , as the American bomber crews called their fighter escorts.

What concerned Kenney was a critical lack of both aircraft and crews, and those that he had were beginning to wear out.

The islands trees are covered in numerous signs, left by crews of ships that are trying to get in and out and had to wait for the tides.

Our team was one of the first western film crews to gain access to this highly secured room.

Crews then turned to placing a cap over the pipe -- not to stop it, but to direct at least some of the oil to ships on the surface.

Scenes like this one have been playing out all day as rescue crews search out residents trapped because of the rising water.

The timing was a little tight for some of the crews to get out of the car and do the Q&A for the crowd.

Police officer Keith Blakelock was stabbed to death by a gang during the riots as he tried to protect fire crews.

With two crews of Maxim machine-guns he took the position on the unprotected right flank of my platoons.

The Pentagon says it might be put into service, used for training carrier crews, or become yet another floating theme-park.

The airplane crews did not know anything about it.

Crews will slowly ramp up how much it siphons over the next few days.

Road crews near Denver are using artillery shells to blast piled up snow trying to make sure no more cars get trapped by avalanches .

Crews will slowly increase how much the tube is collecting over the next few days.

You look across McFarland Boulevard and you see some construction crews trying to put things back together.

But the thickets would not burn as he hoped, so Packard and his crews interceded with axes in hand and physically cleared the underbrush.

Late on Sunday, he said he had accepted an offer from Prime Minister Kevin Rudd to send in troops to relieve overstretched emergency crews.

She estimates that at the time of her deployment, women comprised at least a quarter of missile crews.

On Monday night, crews were trying to reach 38 people believed to be still trapped in the mine. No deaths had been reported.

He said a crowd of onlookers gathered around the scene, as well as fire and emergency crews who worked to control the blaze.

Despite the original misgivings of some of the Fifth Air Force crews, they began to understand that they had been given a new potent weapon.

Mr Crews says the money from commissions is small, but he would keep running the site even if it were unpaid.

But a stronger impact could have sent both subs and their crews to the bottom and possibly dispersed plutonium into surrounding waters.

Camera crews have been thrown out of a hospital in the Dadaab refugee camp, in Kenya, in an effort to preserve the dignity of the patients.

Crews worked late into the night trying to free six college students from beneath the rubble of their collapsed dormitory.

Japanese crews have been trying to flood reactors with seawater and restore outside power to the plant.

It is unclear how much ransom money has been paid by shipping companies to free abducted crews and seized vessels.

The war had been raging in Europe for four terrible years by the time Patton's tank crews were ready to fight.

As one man approached and looked at the media crews, he stopped in his tracks and said aloud, "What happened, did someone die? "

"Our goal is to understand how the system behaves under conditions similar to actual deployment in space missions, " said Crews.

The airline said the goal is to protect flight crews, and safeguard their rest, by minimizing the impact of continuing earthquakes.

"You've got a reason to be scared. " She urged him to be calm, but all around her, colleagues were running to summon fire and medic crews.

Government agencies tried to get people out of the way and to get relief supplies and emergency crews in place to help out afterward.

When that was accomplished, the crew would drop the module into a lower orbit while the spheres continued to raise five-person crews.

Power was fully restored in just under an hour, and repair crews found the remains of the "unfortunate squirrel, " he said.

Rescue crews used ropes to climb down and pull him from the wreckage after he called for help with a mobile phone.

As part of this, there will be live TV crews aboard even my own craft and several others, to provide a real picture of us.

Crews had been working since the early hours of the morning to clear drifts from the top portion 0f the course in gusts of snow.

Around the clock, seven days a week, the construction crews burrow to build Wuhan's $45 billion subway system.

Before the ship hit bottom fire crews had got to it.

The role of these "tinies" or "babies" is to back up the gang leaders and give their respective " crews " strength in numbers.

Police said he ordered the killings and then alerted his own TV crews who would get to the scene first.

After weeks of failed solutions, BP PLC crews on Sunday hooked up a mile-long tube to funnel the crude from a blown well into a tanker ship.

For some reason, there are few journalists and TV crews in this one -- this seems to be where foreign-government types hang out.

At least seven fire crews were on the scene, and police held back crowds of onlookers and closed a nearby elevated highway to ensure safety.

Turns out that in the heyday of railroading all over the nation, crews used to spread salt in the wintertime.

Crews , including a helicopter , avalanche team and climbers remain on standby "the big search is over, " he said.

Fire crews in California are getting a bit of help from the weather.

The faith of the enemy air crews in their new device was thus shattered at the outset.

Emergency crews checked the vehicle but did not appear to find anyone, FOX Toledo media partner the Sentinel-Tribune reported.

He says the tournament course at the new resort, with spacious lawns for viewers and television crews, is among the standouts in his career.

BBC film crews recorded the brinicle for the first time ever as it sunk to the bottom of the sea in Antarctica.

Fighter crews weren't the only ones dependent on aerial refueling during the war.

By the next morning, recovery crews had begun loading the wreckage on trucks for the return trip to Area 51 in Nevada.

A report Tuesday by state safety regulators said the mine was crammed with too many work crews at one time, preventing a rapid evacuation.

During his thirty-six years in business, Red Adair and his crews battled more than two thousand fires all over the world.

Titan II duty was considered to be a combat position and missile crews were an early breach through the military's glass ceiling.

Responsible for recruiting, training, set telling in and supervision of the entire plant's operation, maintenance and supportive crews.

So far, United Continental has declined and continues to house the cockpit crews at a hotel near Tokyo's Narita International Airport.

In peacetime, Shichang is mainly used for the training of both PLA Navy and merchant ship crews.

They joined family members of the miners and rescue crews housed in an area of tents known as Camp Hope.

BP crews had arrived prior to the president's arrival and worked feverishly to tidy up the beaches. They left after he flew out.

A crowd, swelled by television crews, engulfed Statue Square, an adjacent plaza dominated by a bronze likeness of a dour Victorian banker.

Briefings during the war took on a new meaning as initial expectations of tanker losses as high as twenty percent were revealed to crews.

Some have suggested that crews are not qualified to carry guns and that having weapons aboard could simply put them in more danger.

At the Oberoi, the other luxury hotel besieged by terrorists, camera crews mobbed shocked survivors as they stepped from the building.

Crews found more than a dozen bodies, some trapped beneath homes flipped on their roofs, another at the wheel of his overturned car.

A helium line unexpectedly vented, eventually leading ground support crews to a ring that had come loose from a seal.

In water-logged Burma, now known as Myanmar, World War II crews built dozens of bridges, while under constant attack by the Japanese.

And Marine crews are trying to remove fuel from this beached container ship.

These pirates were known for making slaves out of the crews of ships captured from Christian countries like England and France.

Unlike government bodies, private contractors can hire their work crews for jobs in landscaping or construction during the fire offseason.

Photographers and camera crews are not allowed on the podium in any of the meeting rooms, including the Assembly Hall.

Emergency crews in the eastern United States are still working to help people affected by Hurricane Irene.

Status Offline White said the family was found north of where ground crews were searching.

Original Atlas and Titan I crews were designed to build a closely knit team, some of which remained together for years of service.

Crews worked into the night but could not be sure that power would be restored to all homes by today, a spokesman said.

If Japan asks, South Korea plans to send at least 200 personnel, including emergency rescue officials and medical crews.

Crews are searching for at least 338 people who have not been seen since a three-meter high wave struck the islands Monday.

Some said they would link arms and refuse to leave as the cleaning crews arrived at 7 a. m.

It's training that will keep rescue crews up to date and give them the skills that could save you.

In Haiti, a death toll from a school collapse rises to at least 75 people with crews continuing the search for survivors.

Rescue crews in Bangladesh are searching for victims after a section of a bridge gave way under the weight of thousands of cyclone victims.

Crews are placing the boom in different areas on Coast waterways to help protect against an approaching oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico.

As your fleet's crews level up their navigation experience, the view range of their fleet increases as well.

He said there is almost no chance that rescue crews will find another survivor, China Daily reported.

Across the road, there's a three-storey temporary grand stand built for television news crews and stills photographers.

He said there is almost no chance that rescue crews will find another survivor, China Daily reported.

Across the road, there's a three-storey temporary grand stand built for television news crews and stills photographers.

As a drastic measure to contain the disaster, cleanup crews have been applying dispersants underwater directly at the source of spill.

It turns out that the real boss was the sergeant crew chief, not the colonel who commands the repair crews.

we have much to learn about their long-term effects before human crews can venture through the vast voids of space for months at a time.

He is known as a hard, bitter man who trained his U-boat crews to be utterly murderous.

Leaving this type of gear on board the laboratory for an extended period could be messy for subsequent crews who visit the laboratory.

When we got HETed, they took us down the coast road, and our crews were in the back of a deuce and a half.

Loyalist snipers and mortar crews continue to harass rebels in Tripoli, fighting with extraordinary devotion to a regime which seems doomed.

Nato planners are worried that the pace of the bombing campaign is taking its toll on the limited number of air crews involved.

Crews return the main stages of the student-launched sub-orbital rocket to the Wallops Flight Facility on Wallops Island, Va. , on Thursday.

Rescue crews across the South are picking through the debris left by a cluster tornados.

Eventually, the settlers abandoned the principle of shared labor and contracted out to private work crews.

All 10 registered crews will be in action and a preview on this hotly contested category will appear next week.

After he returned to his working site, he kept showing off his new hammer to his crews.

Crews along the river have been working feverishly stacking sandbags to keep the water from spilling out into low lying areas.

Not surprisingly , land managers and agencies this season have mobilized fire crews and equipment to stop the flames before they spread.

This time the men were imported as work crews to construct the first transcontinental railroad.

Without street cleaners and road crews, our grand boulevards and superhighways would start to crack and buckle in a matter of months.

Ambulance crews said they were prevented from treating the injured and some paramedics were even attacked by the police.

Environmental experts say the oil is likely to kill the grass in this marsh, but crews try to collect it before it spreads to other areas.

Two Amtrak trains collided in northern California, sending emergency crews rushing to the scene, authorities said late Wednesday.

Many parts of town are largely untouched by rescue crews, standing as testaments to the waves' destructive power.

Several said that Chinese television camera crews and photographers surprised them at the doors of their aircraft as they emerged.

"And next year we'll train 160 crews. That's a more than 300 percent growth, " he said.

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey spokesman John Kelly said airport crews gathered up the turtles in about 35 minutes.

Crews worked to restore power, but it could be days before all the lights are on, Pacific Gas & Electric officials said.

While the television crews ignored me, they were not aware of a very important statistic, which both I and my campaign manager, Wesley MacD.

It's where the film crews and stars of The Lord Of The Rings stayed while filming scenes on Mount Doom for The Return Of The King.

Construction crews are working around-the-clock to build the tram system, which will link city center to seaside venues.

Local and military emergency crews responded to the scene of the crash in Lemoore, located in California's Central Valley.

Airlines laid on extra, larger aircraft to help people leave Tokyo and some began screening planes, passengers and crews for radiation.

Crews try to clean an island covered in oil in the southern portion of East Bay, off the coast of Louisiana.

TV crews captured Mr. Kim walking with a large entourage in a hotel in Dalian, a city on China's northeast coast.

Television crews broadcast footage of the fire from helicopters to live news channels.

the game was played in front of a vociferous crowd , with a packed press box and seven tv camera crews present.

In lieu of an alarm clock, sleeping crews are woken by music played over the PA system by Nasa staff on the ground.

Crews were required to check in at mandatory reporting points within their assigned sector as they ingressed or egressed the airfield.

Fewer members were now interested in going to sea on lifesaving missions, so they hired lifeboat crews to do this work.

Road crews improve the ice road by taking advantage of the fact that ice floats .

The software was devised by Boeing scientists to predict the movement of its work crews in their huge aircraft factories.

In the event of damage from accidents or earthquakes, the bridges will be able to alert repair crews.

Brian Crews, a California-based venture capitalist, set up a Zlio site as an outlet for his hobby: chilli sauce.

Here's some description of these ships, their crews and students, and their everyday life.

Large numbers of unescorted ships, their lights on and their crews freely chatting over the radio, gave away their positions.

So we separated the kitchen crews into three groups, and tried to mix different nationalities together.

During World War Two, he designed a machine used to train military aircraft crews to fire guns at enemy aircraft.

Crews would be forced to rapidly adjust to their new sector assignments and still not miss their mandatory reporting points.

The crews of Atlantis and the International Space Station had an emotional farewell Sunday before they closed the hatches.

Cabin crews are friendly and eager to help, they make you feel appreciated and respected.

Crews from New York to Washington spent much of Thursday removing wrecked and abandoned cars from highways and restoring power.

Stationing armed guards on vessels or training crews to use firearms would only provoke a more brutal response from the pirates.

It was escorted into Zhanjiang harbour by a Chinese warship, with both crews standing at attention on deck.

Electricians find ready employment in the construction industry, the maintenance crews of large institutions, and local utility companies.

Poisonous gases were building up underground, forcing emergency crews to wear special breathing apparatuses, rescue officials said.

Fire crews were called to the scene just before midnight on Wednesday night by staff working in the factory at the time.

Only a handful of the 45 are still alive and crews are pouring water over them as they wait for high tide.

Crews also tackles new subjects as diverse as UFO abduction reports, American Buddhism, contemporary literary criticism, and theosophy.

Here's a new way of looking at oil spill clean-up: Forget the big ships, massive work crews and hefty price tags.

Crews in Iowa have been ordered to abandon a half- mile -long wall of dirt and sandbags because they're worried it's about to break.

Instead, news crews, mainly from Japan and South Korea, chased his train around the country.

Sharks up the food chain take their cut, leaving local pirates to pilfer crews' watches and mobiles.

Emergency crews on the ground responded and extinguished the remainder of flames inside the aircraft, and no injuries were reported.

The crews of the Card and its consorts had eaten Christmas dinner in Casablanca before sailing.

His body was removed five hours later, through a throng of neighbors, television crews and others.

Cross-utilisation is likely to produce higher training costs, but these pay off in lean, highly productive crews.

Within hours of the quake, the road from Tokyo was filled with bumper-to-bumper traffic, as TV crews filed north.

Your attention please. We are being delayed because crews are working on the track ahead. We expect to be moving shortly.

With the address printed out, the responding crews can attend to the reported address more expeditiously.

If not, crews will wait until the completion of a 5, 500-meter relief well that will intersect the base of the well pipe.

The complicity is worst with television; camera crews get footage of starving children, and charities an increase in donations.

I can work independently to a large extent, and I enjoy visiting field crews and other sites.

A level of 1, 000 millisieverts per hour is four times the level emergency work crews at the site are allowed to experience in a full year.

Yet most tower-crane climbing crews are trained in a non-traditional manner, via secondhand knowledge that has been passed down over time.

You don't want new crews operating with new ideas, you want them to operate in a fixed predictable way.

To this end, I enlisted the help of the crews of the commercial fishing boats that ply the seas around Monterey Bay.

So are police officers in Kansas, electricians in Texas, construction crews in Florida, and carpenters and plumbers in New York City.

Rescue crews are waiting outside one of New Zealand's largest coal mines.

Fire crews were out at two morning incidents on Tuesday - one in an elevator and one in a basement.

The information should help flight crews develop strategies to cope with the effects of flight operations on circadian rhythms.

It intends to rely on Russia to ferry crews to the space station and on private companies to deliver cargo during the gap.

TV camera crews placed glasses of water on seat tray tables in an ad hoc test of the line's engineering.

As firefighters rushed to the scene, the flying stingers turned on them, sending the rescue crews running.

Last spring, despite the efforts of environmental officials, crews cleared a mountaintop here that held several nesting sites.

In developing crews and evaluating the productivity of labor and equipment, computers can first provide data from files of past projects.

The German air crews soon suspected that their beams were being mauled .

Emergency crews in Minnesota say they themselves are surprised more people weren't killed or serious injured in Wednesday's bridge collapse.

Crews are working around the clock to get Boston's Big Dig tunnels open again.

Smoke rises from surface oil being burned by cleanup crews near the Deepwater Horizon blowout.

Crews in Australia are struggling to save a number of whales that beached themselves.

They would have to be cleaned up by nuclear-hazard crews.

Since we were there, other crews operating in summer operations have really seen the impact of the additional power in the C-130J.

The remote, mountainous terrain compounded problems for rescue and recovery efforts, as crews struggled to reach the injured.

Crews halted the leak on Thursday as part of a pressure test on the damaged well.

Flight crews also face chronic exposure to cosmic radiation, which is a hazard for pregnant women as well.

The accident happened in Jilin, and the pollutants spilled into the Songhua River, where crews are fishing out barrels of poison today.

But by 7 a. m. Wednesday, news crews were setting up outside the bank, expecting a showdown.

Fire crews hope rain from the storm will help them battle the wildfire raging along the state's border.

While crews continue to search through the muddy waters, officials now say only as many as eight people remain missing.

A month later, a man defending his property in Hunan Province set himself alight after demolition crews approached his home.

This information allowed the crews to adapt quickly to the inevitable changes that occured as they maneuvered for landings.

President Obama says crews have made progress in cleaning up the spill, but the job is not done.

Drivers on the road and local villagers reached the burning wreckage before fire crews.

Fire crews have been called out four times to rescue a pony apparently stuck in the mud only to find that the animal simply has short legs.

They acquired the patina of travel. Crews found that other people's lost washers and M&Ms would float out from behind the fittings.

This being New York, others are eager to make their statement, including the crews from the Department of Sanitation.

Crews were waiting for blueprints of the city's drainage system before investigating further.

Nano-materials would allow seats to clean themselves, a system more hygienic than employing cleaning crews -- and far cheaper.

In determining the maximum size of crews, site congestion was also considered.

If the crews are not vigilant and miss the tell tale signs the strong gusts of winds can cause havoc on deck and damage sails and equipment.

Cleanup crews are hoping to take advantage of another day of calm seas in their fight to contain the spill.

These aircraft would be designed to operate with crews or as unmanned drones.

Long-distance commuting has raised safety concerns about whether flight crews are indeed reporting for work rested and ready.

Often, pirate ships landed on foreign shores and their crews attacked whole towns. They captured citizens and robbed them.

By midafternoon, the area was cleared of protesters and wrapped in temporary metal fences, while crews cleaned up debris inside.

Road crews also maintain the road by plowing regularly, since open ice freezes more solidly than snow-covered ice.

Winds were calmer earlier this morning but forecasters say the gale-force winds will return, just making it even harder for the fire crews.

Critical components are waist high and can be easily reached by maintenance crews.

Elsewhere, utility crews repaired electrical outages while highway crews worked to keep mountain routes open.

Eureka Fire Chief Eric Smith says crews are checking on structures damaged in the previous earthquake to make sure they're secure.

The statement is clearly aimed at China, which has seized Vietnamese fishing vessels in recent years and detained their crews.

Two TV crews , encamped in the hotel lobby had protested their exclusion to Teresa Van Buren .

Your rail traffic has doubled in the last decade, but you've cut your crews in half, correct?

A crane was brought in to support the leaning tower and fire crews worked quickly to evacuate three cars that were the most in danger.

Conclusion The mood state and mental health of air crews may deteriorate at a certain extent.

Several dozen rescue crews are at the scene of the collapsed building.

Fire crews are keeping a watch on some homes as a California wildfire moves through heavy brush.

The firefight continues in southern California where crews are now battling three different blazes.

Fire crews continue to spray foam on to the oil containers and surrounding area destroyed in the blaze.

He defended his crews, saying it takes a long time to put out a high-rise fire in any country.

Mr Marra said in disgust that "religious leaders [were] heading money-laundering crews, acting as crime bosses" .

If that doesn't work, crews also can shoot golf balls and knotted rope into the nooks and crannies of the device to plug it, Wells said.

The goal is to adjust valves ahead of time, systemwide, to minimize overflows and to deploy maintenance crews to specific locations early.

Some have completely forgotten the little things, big crews are moving in!

In 2001, she succeeded in the screen test for I am Sam. The film crews were all convinced by her talents.

Smokejumpers parachute from airplanes. They fight fires that crews cannot reach quickly or easily from the ground.

The assignment desk operates 24 hours a day, staffed by editors who move crews, correspondents and equipment to the scenes of events.

In many neighborhoods, Chinese road crews are busy sealing muddy, potholed avenues with asphalt.

After weeks of wildfires, the first tropical storm of the season is welcome news for fire crews in Florida and Georgia.

Developing aircraft carriers and properly training their crews can take generations.

In the game, the protagonist is given weapons and must defend a condemned four-storey building against demolition crews.

Construction crews on high, high cranes were busy building more of the towers at breakneck speed.

For several hours, fire crews battled the blaze, with up to 30 fire trucks on the scene at one point.

By "sitting on wells and bird-dogging seismic crews, " he learned the tricks of the trade firsthand.

These bandits aren't after ransom, preferring to kill or maroon crews, pillage ships, and sell the cargo under false papers.

A battery of simulation tests helps harden combat soldiers into the Empire's elite armor assault crews.

After we got off from subway, we walked a few steps and saw shooting crews and equipments unexpectedly.

The Cargo Oil Handling Simulator for Oil Tankers is a large simulant system developed by us for training the crews on board oil tankers .

Aboard these orbiting craft, crews test new technologies, conduct research and launch and repair orbiting satellites and other craft.

Neither did the security men who roughed up television crews , attempting to film chaotic queues for tickets .

In addition to the welfare of the crews the threat of environmental disaster complicates attempts to rescue oil and chemical tankers.

The trio had fallen off a ledge Sunday and had to hole up until rescue crews could find them on Monday morning.

Helicopter crews far above the inferno felt the heat.

Officials said Wednesday the death toll from the February 27 quake is likely to increase as crews recover bodies under piles of rubble.

The crews seek to cut the cable and attach its two ends to buoys before making the repairs and linking the two ends again.

Aerial shots from television crews show a large community that existed there has now virtually disappeared under tidal water.

Crews destroyed all the buildings less than 20 years after they opened.

There are still many parts of town largely untouched by rescue crews, and the snow is making the mission more difficult.

Once completed, the parts are simply loaded onto trucks, shipped to the site and erected by in-house trained crews.

Joseph, "If a set of acting crews are loose components, the director is the one who group these components together. "