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Apprentice Luke Rolls has received a vote of confidence from experienced trainer Lawrie Mayfield-Smith with his booking for former Sydney mare Linear in the Queensland Bookmakers Club Handicap at Doomben on Saturday.

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New South Wales quick Nathan Bracken has been ruled out of the Champions League Twenty20 tournament after booking in for arthroscopic surgery on his troublesome knee.

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Tourism operator TUI Travel on Tuesday said it planned to raise 440 million pounds to refinance a loan, adding that its winter booking volumes stood lower compared with a year earlier.

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Op Sikap failed, still many deaths. To deter speeding, police shd patrol highways n roads instead of hiding n booking offenders. Livestock breeders, this is not the right way to protest your grievances.

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WestJet Vacations has finished implementing Softvoyage’s dynamic packaging software, The Travel System and SIREV, its travel agency distribution system. TTS provides WVI with the ability to create, market and sell a wide variety of packages from a single platform.

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Amadeus has stated that transavia.com no longer applies the fare differential of EUR 5 per segment for all bookings created through Amadeus. It is being ensured that travel agents have access to the cheapest transavia.com web fares when booking through Amadeus.

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MALAYSIA whitewashed United States to top group E en route booking a quarterfinal date with Pakistan in the Men’s World Team Squash Championships in Odense, Denmark.

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Deputy Labor Secretary Allen Cwalina told a Cumberland County booking officer that he drank beer at home after crashing a state-owned car.

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Air India has suspended booking of tickets till further notice and decided to cancel a majority of its morning flights to cut down inconvenience caused to passengers by last minute cancellations in view of the ongoing agitation by the executive pilots.

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LONDON – The familiar cry of ‘Taxi!’ on London’s streets could become a thing of the past, with the launch of a new Twitter booking service.

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