Passengers are picked up or set down at predetermined stopping points.

Passengers are picked up or set down at predetermined stopping points according to the itinerary.

The supplying Party will notify the receiving Party when and where supplies are available to be picked up.

` Transit` means the part of a transport operation through the territory of a Contracting Party without passengers being picked up or set down.

b) have been previously brought by the same transport operator in the territory of the Contracting Party where they are picked up again and carried into the territory of the country of establishment.

a) constitute a group formed under a contract of transport entered into before their arrival in the territory of the host country where they are previously picked up and carried into the territory of the country of establishment.

c) services which make the outward journey unladen and the return journey laden, provided that passengers have been previously brought by the same carrier to the territory of the Contracting Party where they are picked up again and carried to the territory of the country of establishment.

c) services which make the outward journey unladen and the return journey laden, provided that passengers: have been previously brought by the same carrier into the territory of the Contracting Party where they are picked up again and carried into the territory of the country of establishment.

“Regular passenger service” means a service which carries passengers over a specified route, according to a timetable and price list set and published in advance. The regular passenger service is intended for everyone under the same conditions, with passengers picked up and set down at predetermined stopping points.

c) services which make the outward journey unladen and the return journey laden, provided that passengers: have been previously brought by the same carrier into the territory of the Contracting Party where they are picked up again and carried into the territory of the country of establishment, according to the control document.

An authorisation for each occasional service which has not been liberalised under the provisions of Article 6 shall be issued, in mutual agreement by the competent authorities of the Contracting Parties where passengers are picked up or set down as well as by the competent authorities of the Contracting Parties, crossed in transit.

PICKERING. Oh!

PICKERING. Go.

PICKERING. What?

PICKERING. How so?

Colonel Pickering?

PICKERING. By Jove!

PICKERING. But what?

Pickering joins him.

Pickering joins her.

PICKERING. Dont ask me.

[To Pickering] Now are you satisfied, Pickering?

PICKERING. I believe so.

Picked (= Spiny) dogfish

PICKERING. About the girl?

Listen to this, Pickering.

PICKERING. Dressing Eliza.

PICKERING. Am I in the way?

Pickering is in it with me.

Pickering and Higgins rise.

PICKERING [impulsively] No.

PICKERING. Where do you live?

PICKERING. Eh? What difficulty?

PICKERING [rising] Phew! I say!

PICKERING. Yes: very frequently.

PICKERING. At what, for example?

Pickering: give her a chocolate.

PICKERING. Oh, that was nothing.

LIZA. Goodbye, Colonel Pickering.

PICKERING. Say it, Miss Doolittle.

PICKERING. Yes: thats the formula.

PICKERING. Higgins: I'm interested.

PICKERING. Have you no morals, man?

PICKERING. What is his trade, Eliza?

Or would you rather marry Pickering?

PICKERING. Yes. It's a fearful strain.

PICKERING. How do you do, Mrs Higgins?

PICKERING. Goodbye [They shake hands].

PICKERING. We're always talking Eliza.

The cherries must be carefully picked.