More importantly, don't pack more luggage than you can carry by yourself _ even if " porterage " is included in your package trip, never count on it.
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The northern half of the street is near Knightsbridge and is home to a few smart, more modern residential blocks, all with 24-hour porterage, the Cadogan Hotel and Millennium Hotel.
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The price for one person, double occupancy, with 15 in the group is $ 3, 498 including airfare from Los Angeles as well as domestic airfares, 11 nights'accommodation and porterage.
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The US State Department reported this year that Burmese troops " continued to impress women for military porterage duties, and there were many reports of rape of ethnic minority women by soldiers ."
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Al-Ribat, typical of such villages, has traditionally combined its porterage business with a specialization in construction, which probably explains the transition that Muhammed bin Laden made, once established in Saudi Arabia, from porterage to building.
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Al-Ribat, typical of such villages, has traditionally combined its porterage business with a specialization in construction, which probably explains the transition that Muhammed bin Laden made, once established in Saudi Arabia, from porterage to building.
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Al-Ribat, with a population of about 7, 000, is dotted with mosques and it still lives mainly from porterage _ the trade of Osama bin Laden's father when he left here by donkey 70 years ago.
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A US State Department country report for Burma, released at the end of January, states that government troops " continued to impress women for military porterage duties, and there were many reports of rape of ethnic minority women by soldiers ."
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Railways could supplement water transport and, as Nyasaland was nowhere nearer than 200 miles to a suitable Indian Ocean port, a short rail link to river ports that eliminated porterage was initially more practical than a line direct to the coast passing through areas of low population.
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Roads suitable for motor vehicles were developed in the southern half of the protectorate in the 1920s and replaced head porterage, but there were few all-weather roads in the northern half until quite late in the 1930s, so motor transport was concentrated in the south.
