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What does transatlantic mean?
transatlantic
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What's your opinion about a transatlantic tunnel?
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Listen, I've heard somewhere, and what's more I believe it that the pilot of a plane is exactly like the captain of a transatlantic liner.
Thirty-two hours later a special courier coming by transatlantic clipper brought Dietrich 's credentials to FBI headquarters in Washington.
Little Lucy's engaged to the captain of a transatlantic plane.
Fly to Lisbon, then take the transatlantic clipper to New York.
This is Transatlantic Airways.
But there are other transatlantic lines. which would not like to see us set a record on our maiden run.
It really is the most awful American. Well, not American. Transatlantic Tripe.
It sounds transatlantic.
Speed is like a dozen transatlantic flights. without ever getting off the plane.
Transatlantic from London.
Welcome to your Transatlantic flight.
It's too small to be a transatlantic slaver.
This is part of the cargo manifest of a Portuguese vessel, the notorious transatlantic slave ship, the Tecora.
Oh, yeah, I just need to make one transatlantic telephone call.
And I refuse to deal such a deathblow to British transatlantic aviation.
There is also a bulletin from San Diego, California, that an air mail pilot, Charles A. Lindbergh, has left for New York to enter his plane in the transatlantic race.
My family's rather transatlantic.
It appears you didn't get command of the transatlantic run.
Now, their normal method of sending coded messages is by transatlantic cable, but for extra security precautions, the invasion plans are being delivered by a courier from the UPR.
Now it's time for our nightly transatlantic report from our special newsmen in the major European centers.
Simple transatlantic phone call could have motivated that telegram.
Tens thousands of persons they fill the dock of Southampton, to see the biggest and the most modern transatlantic liner of the world.
And now we film of the skies, while the new British transatlantic liner it leaves his homeland for the first time, and it enters in the Atlantic Ocean for the first time.
The biggest British transatlantic liner it ends in Piece of news lorque his first journey.
They hand them out to all the first-class transatlantic passengers.
Transatlantic operator is calling you from New York.
Two transport planes, carrying 44 transatlantic pilots to Canada have crashed.
Yes, if you tell me about this transatlantic.
We take the Transatlantic Clipper in the morning.
I, along with Ally McBeal and Georgia Thomas represent the children of Joshua Lamb, a 70-year-old pharmacist who died in the crash of Transatlantic flight 111.
If you're hard on Transatlantic it'll be in their economic interest not to ever let another plane crash.
In the matter of Lamb versus Transatlantic we find in favor of the plaintiff and order the defendant to pay damages of 1. 1 million dollars.
News and current affairs
WASHINGTON, DC - The negotiations to create a Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership between the European Union and the United States are being widely welcomed.
At first sight this seems to bode well for the transatlantic relationship.
If Europe conveys the impression that its friendship with America depends on who wins the US presidential elections, it is likely to freeze the transatlantic relationship for years.
But Bush neither invented American unilateralism nor triggered the transatlantic rift between the United States and Europe.
There has also been a sea change in transatlantic cooperation between the EU and the US.
Deeds speak louder than words, and deeds on the transatlantic level have been swift and decisive - for example, joint efforts aimed at choking off terrorist financing - even when we had strong divergences over Iraq.
As America's current Secretary of Defense, it is clear to me that the transatlantic partnership is as relevant and essential as ever.
Blair's legacy has thrown Brown into a confusing oscillation between Britain's transatlantic tradition and its European connections.
And, though EU agencies like the European Central Bank are assuming an increasing share of regulatory responsibility, divergences in decision-making procedures continue to affect the rate and nature of transatlantic coordination.
Of course, reforming the transatlantic regulatory architecture can do only so much for financial diplomacy, and national interests will always be important.
The cause of the transatlantic growth gap thus should not be sought in excessive eurozone austerity or the excessive prudence of the European Central Bank.
Although the UK remains very close to its transatlantic ally, France is extremely critical, regardless of the color of its government.
And as the transatlantic trade imbalance widens further, ever larger capital flows will be needed to keep pushing the euro down.
In transatlantic relations, nothing is potentially more divisive than the issue of Israel's security.
When eight European leaders published their appeal to heal the growing transatlantic rift, they were accused of undermining European unity.
Beyond NATO, which remains important even at a low ebb, the proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership offers a potent opportunity to shape a rule-based international order.
In Austria's view, the Transatlantic Partnership, which has always been characterized by mutual respect and trust, will also have a special significance in ensuring future peace, stability, and prosperity.
All of this is part of the transatlantic community's continuing transformation from a set of organizations designed to defend territory against a known aggressor to something more flexible and dynamic.
Let us be clear. What happens in Ukraine - not the financial standoff with Greece - will be the ultimate test of whether European and transatlantic unity endure.
Moreover, transatlantic defense trade must be used to augment European capabilities at the lowest possible cost.
In the former case, the transatlantic rift will deepen dramatically.
The new transatlantic formula must be greater say in decision-making in exchange for a greater share of responsibility.
Of course, this approach presupposes two things that don't exist at the moment: a common transatlantic approach to dealing with Russia, and a European Union that acts in much greater unison and is therefore stronger.
Schroeder came to power seven years ago representing a new generation whose formative experience was not the Cold War, European integration, and transatlantic friendship, but German unification and the restoration of national sovereignty.