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Flights get canceled. Passengers get bumped. But there are steps you can take to minimize the damage.
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In Nevada, the Viewing Has Begun From the Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge
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The Hover Dam bypass bridge, constructed for cars and trucks, was built for sightseers, too: from its sidewalk, pedestrians have a grand view of the dam.
My Go-To Places for Regional Italian Food in San Francisco
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In a city with some of the best regional Italian food in the world, choices abound. Four have stood this writers’s test of time: Perbacco, La Ciccia, Delfina Pizzeria and Farina.
Modern Art Amid Ancient Stone in Cuenca, Spain
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Ancient Cuenca, and its thriving art scene, are now a mere 45 minutes on the new high-speed train route from Madrid.
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Florida’s Newest Dalí Museum
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While the previous museum received an average of 200,000 visitors annually, this building has the capacity for three times as many.
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Stylish, affordable lodging on a wide, sugar-soft sandy beach on the Gulf of Mexico.
The 41 Places to Go in 2011
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From the beaches of Mexico to the wilds of Kurdistan, the places on this year’s list take you to the end of the world and back.
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