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NASA is in a unique position for facilitating this kind of architecture using an air-mail approach.
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“It is not necessary to enclose them in stamped, air-mail envelopes,” he wrote.
A Covert Affair Jennet Conant 2011
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“It is not necessary to enclose them in stamped, air-mail envelopes,” he wrote.
A Covert Affair Jennet Conant 2011
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“We run a sort of air-mail service, delivering mail and packages and such.”
Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Call’s Review Forum 2009
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Once Gensen had my color guide and base specifications, they took a final photo of the prototype for my approval and sent it to me via air-mail.
PvPonline » Archive » Sculpting Scratch: making the maquette 2008
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To the soldiers here, the clearest measure of the change that has occurred may not be in statistics or comments from residents, but in a one-page handwritten letter, placed in an air-mail envelope and dropped under the gate of the local defense force compound last week.
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To the soldiers here, the clearest measure of the change that has occurred may not be in statistics or comments from residents, but in a one-page handwritten letter, placed in an air-mail envelope and dropped under the gate of the local defense force compound last week.
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Once Gensen had my color guide and base specifications, they took a final photo of the prototype for my approval and sent it to me via air-mail.
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"A blue-ribbon study group is urging the Obama administration to rely on private enterprise to reduce costs and accelerate broad access to low Earth orbit, comparing budding entrepreneurial space efforts to the 1920s, when air-mail contracts sparked a boom in U.S. commercial aviation."
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"A blue-ribbon study group is urging the Obama administration to rely on private enterprise to reduce costs and accelerate broad access to low Earth orbit, comparing budding entrepreneurial space efforts to the 1920s, when air-mail contracts sparked a boom in U.S. commercial aviation."
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