Definition of flyover
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The use of judicial reviews for political aims was instrumental in dismantling the tent encampments that sprouted on Hong Kong's flyovers in the 2014 Occupy Central movement.
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One key suggestion likely to get heavy debate in the coming year is a flyover carrying drivers through — or over — Port Everglades, and taking the traffic off 17th.
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Local and federal authorities, however, were unaware of the practice flyover.
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Documentarian Duncan Sinfeld over the weekend released his latest drone flyover footage of Apple Park.
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Opening ceremonies will be held at 9:30 a.m. Friday at Prairie Point Park with speakers and music as well as a flyover.
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NATIONAL ANTHEM/FLYOVER: Natalie Gallo of Transcendence Theatre Company’s Broadway Under The Stars will perform the national anthems before Sunday's race, followed by a flyover by the 173rd Fighter Wing out of Kingsley Field in Southern Oregon.
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The service will include a flyover by U.S. Marine Corps pilots, singing by the Boise Police Department Honor Guard Choir, taps by U.S. Army veteran Larré Robertson and remarks by Chaplain Bill Rose of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 63.
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The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston will hold a birthday celebration that includes a flyover from the U.S. Navy and a cake that was made by the family of the baker who made the engagement cake for then-Sen.
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First Known Use of flyover
1901
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