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See: harbinger, informer COURIER. One who is sent on some public occasion as an express, to bear
despatches, letters, and other papers.
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| The Air Force has indicated that it wants the new tanker to have some lift capabilities, although its capacity would be on par with an air courier service such as Federal Express, and not something that could ferry Humvees or helicopters. An annual subscription costs $170 delivered via air courier or $70 via surface mail. John Ferry of the Air Courier Association says a person can book courier travel as much as 60 days in advance and in some cases all you carry is paper work, meaning you don't have to give up your baggage allowance. |
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