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When we're complacent with that as our bar, when we tell ourselves that giving aid is better than no aid at all, we tend to invest inefficiently, in our own ideas that strike us as innovative, on writing reports, on plane tickets and SUVs.

I believe most aid is better than just throwing money out of a plane.

I'm not saying we should all buy a plane ticket and go to Afghanistan, but we can all be contributors to a global human rights economy.

Now, it turns out that there's something fundamental about antibiotics which makes it different from other drugs, which is that if I misuse antibiotics or I use antibiotics, not only am I affected but others are affected as well, in the same way as if I choose to drive to work or take a plane to go somewhere, that the costs I impose on others through global climate change go everywhere, and I don't necessarily take these costs into consideration.

I took this picture from a small plane flying over the eastern border of the Xingu indigenous reserve in the state of Mato Grosso to the northwest of here.

Two colleagues of mine passed away recently in the crash of a small plane.

We'd laid 10 depots of food, literally burying food and fuel, for our return journey — the fuel was for a cooker so you could melt snow to get water — and I was forced to make the decision to call for a resupply flight, a ski plane carrying eight days of food to tide us over that gap.

Calling for that plane was one of the toughest decisions of my life.

I don't regret calling for that plane for a second, because I'm still standing here alive, with all digits intact, telling this story.

I mean, not too long ago, I was on a plane and I heard the voice of a woman pilot coming over the P.A. system, and I was just so excited, so thrilled.

I remember being on a plane going from Kenya to South Africa, and I had no idea where I was.

He purchased his own plane ticket, and went to the village where this had occurred.

Transportation speeds up: You can take a boat, you can take a plane, you can be a tourist.

I jumped on a plane and shot off to Goose Bay, Labrador, which is another story, right?

At that time, it was a plane passing by.

Now where's that plane and those people going?" "I don't know.

That plane with those people is going somewhere, while we're here stuck.

The big picture is this: That plane with those people going somewhere, that's life passing us by while we behind these walls, stuck."

Everyone wonders about the next plane.

You can have a virus where people feel well enough while they're infectious that they get on a plane or they go to a market.

We'll get you a plane ticket.

No helicopter can reach you out there, and no plane can land.

She was a PR woman from New York with 170 Twitter followers, and she'd Tweet little acerbic jokes to them, like this one on a plane from New York to London: [Weird German Dude: You're in first class.

And she chuckled to herself, pressed send, got on the plane, got no replies, turned off her phone, fell asleep, woke up 11 hours later, turned on her phone while the plane was taxiing on the runway, and straightaway there was a message from somebody that she hadn't spoken to since high school, that said, "I am so sorry to see what's happening to you."

Justine was asleep on a plane and unable to explain herself, and her inability was a huge part of the hilarity.

Somebody worked out exactly which plane she was on, so they linked to a flight tracker website.

I don't know the pilot and the crew members of the plane that brought me over here, yesterday, to London.

But we realize we are providing sustenance on several levels: smell, a symbolic plane.

In my cell phone, I have an app that tells me where every plane in the world is, and its altitude, and its speed, and what kind of aircraft it is, and where it's going and where it's landing.

So I raced home in the snow and ice, 40 minutes, got my passport, raced back to the airport, I made it just in time, but they had given away my seat to someone else, so I got stuck in the back of the plane, next to the bathrooms, in a seat that wouldn't recline, on an eight-hour flight.

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