Word: traveled
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Business Deductible Deductible up to twice Deductible Deductible Travel the travel per diem ($100) for federal employees...
...tightening of domestic restrictions, Nicaragua in recent weeks has denied at least 27 prominent opposition figures permission to travel outside the country. In addition, a much touted "national dialogue," in which political parties, church authorities and social groups were to join in thrashing out the nation's problems, began to fall apart when some members of the main opposition group withdrew, charging that the display of pluralism was an empty gesture. "The dialogue is the difference between war and peace," said an opposition member. "Nobody wants to say he's chosen war, but it certainly looks like...
Last night Walt Whitman had the strangest dream. There he was, staring out his bedroom window, when who should hop in but Huck Finn, itching to travel. "Dress warmly," Walt's dead mom told him. And we're off to see Louisa May Alcott, who's having an affair with a Tahitian prince. Over there's Charlotte Cushman, the noted actress, playing Hamlet to Emily Dickinson's Ophelia; they become co-stars and lovers. Old Ralph Waldo Emerson is having a chat with the dead Henry David Thoreau: "Sex can be messy...
When William Ziff put 24 profitable periodicals on the block last month, there was no shortage of eager bidders. Ziff-Davis, a subsidiary of the Ziff Corp., was offering for sale twelve consumer magazines and twelve technical and travel publications, most of them leaders in their markets. Among those interested were the New York Times Co., Time Inc., Hearst, CBS and ABC. The massive sell-off was accomplished in just 24 hours last week, when CBS purchased the consumer group for $362.5 million, and Australian Press Lord Rupert Murdoch bought the trade publications for $350 million. Although the cash...
...future, Japan can expect to meet more protests from save-the-whalers. The activist conservation group Greenpeace, for one, is organizing a boycott of Japan Air Lines by attempting to pressure travel agents in twelve countries served by JAL to ticket passengers on other carriers. But there is some fear that the protests will be too late and that the U.S. reluctance to censure the Japanese might encourage other nations to resume whaling. That could bring to an end the decade-long effort to save sperm whales from depletion. In Hasui's view, that is not a problem because...