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The travel agency suggested this itinerary for a fourteen-day vacation to Europe.itinerary = travel schedule
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The press would like a copy of the President's itinerary for tomorrow.itinerary = schedule
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The tour guide handed out printed itineraries so everyone knew what to expect each day.itineraries = travel schedules
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Five weeks earlier he'd loaded all his belongings into his little car and headed west without an itinerary.† (source)
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On Friday, a public announcement will be made describing the orchestra's itinerary and the musical program.† (source)
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I quickly pull out our itinerary, travel tickets, and reservations.† (source)
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Had she brought me here to give me the clues to piece together an itinerary?† (source)
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There would be no itineraries, no guided tours, no must-see destinations.† (source)
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I watched him flick through the paperwork I had shown my sister, taking in the itinerary, the pictures, the California beach.† (source)
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Athelny entered into his humour, and on Sunday afternoons they made out elaborate itineraries so that Philip should miss nothing that was noteworthy.† (source)
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Sometimes he felt he was merely a house call on a secret itinerary of hers — that she had a whole list of others to be dealt with before the night was over.† (source)
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He had printed up individual itineraries for each of us, including times exact to the second.† (source)
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True, her curfew is ten o'clock, even on weekends, and she has to introduce her date to her mom and dad, and her date has to provide a detailed itinerary of exactly where they're going and what they'll be doing, besides showing two pieces of photo ID for Mr. Taylor to photocopy before he'll let Shameeka go out of the house with him.† (source)
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They were migrating from the temperate zones toward zones still warmer, following the itineraries of herring and sardines.† (source)
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They've been sending me all kinds of stuff about my itinerary and what protocol will be observed in each district.† (source)
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As we had promised ourselves, we kept no schedules and set no itineraries.† (source)
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