Spare batteries must be in your carry-on baggage NOT checked baggage.
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No way to claim baggage as the baggage claim area is not working.
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In 2012, Mitt Romney came with the baggage of his party; in 2016, Mr. Trump is baggage personified.
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"Although they all have baggage and have all made missteps, they don't have the Hillary Clinton baggage," Lawless observed.
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"What they finally did was cleared out a baggage claim area and took us all through the baggage claim area," he said.
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"Perfectionists have a lot of baggage that other people don't ... and that baggage comes from constantly striving to appear perfect," Curran said.
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Baggage handler wins over the internet An airport baggage handler was recorded meticulously arranging suitcases as they arrived on a carousel belt.
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We kindly ask you to continue to work with our Central Baggage Services team as all baggage claims must be handled by them.
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I just assume that it doesn't have a bunch of baggage attached to it, [except] it has lots of baggage attached to it.
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"It's a great idea that comes with tons of baggage — the baggage being that not everyone agrees with separating women artists," she said.
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The tech uses an app, an electronic ink display, and back-end integration with airline baggage systems to create and display a baggage tag.
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When he reached his destination, the suspect went to baggage claim, got his baggage, took out the gun and began firing, sources told CNN.
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The unnamed man arrived in Dulles dressed in an official baggage handler uniform and had employee identification papers from baggage vendor G2 Secure Staff.
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After landing, he allegedly retrieved the weapon from his baggage, loaded it in an airport bathroom, returned to the baggage claim area, and opened fire.
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Early in our relationship, he questioned why I would take on the baggage of his past life, baggage he has often wished he could jettison.
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Whether it's the runways not being plowed, whether it's the baggage machines that transport the baggage freezing, whether it's not notifying people what's going on.
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The Amex Platinum card doesn't offer baggage delay insurance; only lost baggage insurance — another way its coverage differs from what you'll find with Chase cards.
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Whereas baggage fees used to be included in the price of a ticket, the adoption of checked baggage fees allows airlines to separate the charges.
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The baggage handlers who were putting luggage in the baggage compartment smelled a strong odor of weed coming from a bag labeled Garcia -- Pump's government name.
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Video of baggage handler tossing suitcases sparks debate Viral video of a Hawaiian Airlines baggage handler tossing suitcases down a metal shoot sparks a debate on Twitter.
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Bar code readers have a "read rate" of 2500 to 95 percent of baggage tags, according to Nick Gates, a director at Sita responsible for baggage technology.
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"Baggage is not illegal for export per se, and the Government has not pointed to a United States law or regulation that prohibits 'unaccompanied baggage,'" Irizarry wrote.
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Travelers who visited the Denver airport's Concourse A, train to baggage claim, west baggage claim and west level 4 passenger pick-up areas between 13:15 p.m.
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So let this be a lesson learned, Trump and company: While you may want to rid yourselves of some digital baggage, that baggage, really, never truly goes away.
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Amex baggage insurance planQuite a few American Express credit cards also offer a baggage insurance plan, although this isn't a new or upgraded benefit from the card issuer.
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Many travelers prefer to avoid the security lines and hefty baggage fees at legacy carriers, not to mention the 30 to 40 minutes spent waiting at baggage claim.
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Clinton's bumpy march to Election Day has assumed a familiar feel — colored by a generation of aides, baggage and aides' baggage, all attaching to her in seeming perpetuity.
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As of January 15, "baggage with removable installed Lithium batteries ("smart luggage") must be carried as carry-on baggage or the battery must be removed," the IATA said.
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We also know that Trump has a lot of heavy baggage when it comes to allegations of sexual harassment and assault, baggage that continues to hurt the Republican Party.
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Peter Drummond, baggage portfolio director at SITA, pointed to the new bag-handling data as evidence that investment in new technology and better baggage handling procedures had paid off.
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" - Alex, 38 "Transferred own emotional baggage onto me.
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DELTA PASSENGER RECORDS BAGGAGE HANDLER &aposRECKLESSLY&apos THROWING BAGS, DROPPING STROLLER ON GROUND Richard turned over his bag to American Airlines baggage handler Tawanda Ward and proceeded down to board.
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According to the Labor Department, "below-the-wing" handlers who moved baggage between United's aircraft and terminals, and within terminals, were forced to bend, lift, reach or twist awkwardly when collecting items on conveyor belts, loading gate-checked baggage at passenger jet bridges, and loading and unloading baggage in aircraft cargo bays.
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"We are much more effective at screening cabin baggage than we are hold baggage, because you're dealing with smaller quantities and you've got the person in front of you," Baum says.
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Baggage FeesEach airline has a different price scale for checked baggage, so it's important to brush up your knowledge and check the airline's official website before you head to the airport.
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Some baggage fees will be refunded Air carriers will now be required to refund baggage fees when items are lost or unreasonably delayed, something that was not previously required by law.
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Baggage delayIf your baggage gets delayed while you're in route, you could get reimbursed up to $100 a day up to five days for certain necessities, such as clothing and toiletries.
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"The baggage fee is an easy target, and the nice thing about the baggage fee is it's a way to isolate that increase onto your least loyal customer," Mr. Engel said.
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" At one point Bonnie says, "Everyone has their baggage.
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" She added, of Mr. Moore: "He's got some baggage.
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As the deadline nears, airlines are adopting new baggage tracking technologies which will ultimately benefit flyers and airports are busy installing self-drop stations to make the baggage check-in process smoother.
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People tugging suitcases behind them pass baggage carts and carousels.
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Like Hillary Clinton, she came with too much political baggage.
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It is a word with a legacy of gendered baggage.
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So, yes, absolutely keep comparing fares and avoiding baggage fees.
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Don't stand over the yellow line at airport baggage claim.
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Those devices can, however, all be placed into checked baggage.
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You mentioned something about the "baggage" people bring to musicians.
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Realize that unpacking the toxic baggage will take some work.
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He'll carry some of the baggage that the KMT has.
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Nick Young came home to Iggy Azalea -- baggage and all.
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TSA line this morning is backed up to baggage claim.
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The passenger gets a baggage allowance and free drinks, too.
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But it is a choice that comes with some baggage.
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"He comes with a lot of baggage," Dixit told Reuters.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin have baggage ... but only literally.
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We have to get through all the cultural baggage first.
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This is a powerful time to let go of baggage.
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This full moon will be major for releasing emotional baggage.
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Kevin clearly harbors huge baggage toward his mother, toward Miguel.
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Shakespeare arrived on the continent in the baggage of explorers.
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There's almost no baggage for an actor to contend with.
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Eventually, he says, "white nationalist" developed its own negative baggage.
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And in the end, they lay bare their personal baggage.
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Being Muslim American already carries a decent amount of baggage.
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That instantly becomes political baggage for anyone joining his ticket.
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The Clinton baggage ...Bill, Benghazi, emails, Whitewater, Clinton Foundation, etc.
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Tuesday's election came with additional baggage for New Jersey voters.
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There was a lot of baggage that came with it.
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Being vice president brought political baggage, as well as benefits.
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Mike Braun -- is as talented, or baggage-free, as Young.
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Trump's heaviest baggage is all stuff he created for himself.
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Red brings lots of cultural baggage, too: danger, aggression, desire.
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Goodbye Baggage Cheryl Strayed: I relate to your dilemma, Goodbye.
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But Panmunjom carries uncomfortable historical baggage for the United States.
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But first it is necessary to sort through the baggage.
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Bus companies banned all baggage for fear of hidden bombs.
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Each comes with some baggage while also offering some potential.
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From the start, his baggage was heavy, his obstacles hulking.
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Ms. Salke inherited some baggage on the film front, too.
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"A heavy load of metaphysical baggage," John Wheeler called it.
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I do try to disassociate empirical issues from political baggage.
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Such cards typically pay you for lost baggage as well.
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It sounds obvious, but Samsonite has a lot of baggage.
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Check with your #airline for baggage safety and restrictions #B4UGo.
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Clinton's strengths and experience, but also much of her baggage.
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And baggage allowances may vary across routes and cabin classes.
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"Everybody who's been around for years has baggage," he said.
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"Came out shooting people in baggage claim," Mr. LaMarca wrote.
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"There's not a candidate that doesn't have baggage," he said.
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Everyone evacuated off neighboring plane after reported shooting in baggage.
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Travel coverage includes lost luggage reimbursement and baggage delay insurance.
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It meant that she wasn't bringing any baggage to it.
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We can't undo generations of cultural baggage in a day.
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TSA mandates that firearms travel unloaded and in checked baggage.
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Recent movie credits include roles in "Baggage Claim" and "Indivisible."
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Pro football, minus the baggage, can be electrifying and redemptive.
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That's at least a hundred dollars in baggage fees saved.
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Frank and Maney carry their own share of metaphorical baggage.
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For your own baggage, carry as little luggage as possible.
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Lawmakers are now calling for baggage fees to be removed.
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Baggage Insurance PlanWhen you purchase a ticket on an airline or other common carrier with your Bonvoy Brilliant card, you'll be covered for eligible lost, damaged, or stolen baggage up to $3,000 per trip.
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Chase cards have the advantage when it comes to baggage delay insurance; while the Amex Platinum and other Amex cards offer lost baggage insurance, they doesn't offer any coverage when your bags are delayed.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation's annual airline baggage fee report found that domestic carriers collected nearly $5 billion in baggage fees last year, up from $4503 billion in 2017 and $1.1 billion a decade ago.
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Baggage locks are another item to consider if you want to protect against theft, but, remember, if baggage checkers want to get in to your luggage, they'll have no problem simply cutting the lock off.
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For example, baggage insurance from the Amex Platinum card offers up to $3,000 in coverage per person for carry-on luggage and up to $2,000 per person in coverage for some types of checked baggage.
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"This ruling will not affect Ryanair's baggage policy, as it misquoted the (European Court of Justice) and misinterpreted the airlines commercial freedom to determine the size of their cabin baggage," Ryanair said in a statement.
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So, Jaime is going to have some emotional baggage going forward.
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Each year, for marginalized communities, Halloween comes weighed with extra baggage.
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The tech might be exceptional, but the baggage seems awfully heavy.
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Increase your total baggage awareness with some technologically enhanced luggage. 1.
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"He's got too much baggage," said one lawyer, speaking on background.
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You'll be able to walk out the door without any baggage.
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Airlines increasingly charge passengers for baggage they place in the hold.
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Crackdown 3's checkered history means it arrives with some baggage.
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"I have like so much baggage with Thomas here," she says.
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Clinton and the White House is not without its own baggage.
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But that is normal political baggage; Blankenship's prison time is not.
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All that's left is to grab your luggage from baggage claim.
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You're always bringing your baggage from traveling all over the world.
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So why allow baggage handlers to toss an expensive stroller around?
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You won't be able to miss this stunner at baggage claim.
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That's $120 in baggage fees versus an annual fee of $95.
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You'll be ready to drop the baggage you've been holding onto.
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Airlines already have to display checked baggage fees on their websites.
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The FAA also advises against putting them inside your checked baggage.
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It treats her like excess baggage that needs to be discarded.
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House Majority Whip Steve "I'm David Duke Without the Baggage" Scalise?
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The problem is that Glenn Beck has a lot of baggage.
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It can make you look petty, or like you have baggage.
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Donald Trump is the epitome of a candidate with such baggage.
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Flight cancellations and baggage mishaps have likewise been at their lowest.
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Paparazzi immediately surrounded the couple when they were at baggage claim.
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He has absolutely no baggage," Kissinger told CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS.
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Gone would have been his baggage, but also some of hers.
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I did find, however, a large flower garden in baggage claim.
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We apologize to our guests whose baggage was handled so recklessly.
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It's related to the reason she's carrying all that baggage around.
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Still, a woman's relationship to makeup is weighted with cultural baggage.
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The airline has been experimenting with biometric boarding and baggage drop.
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Labeling a woman a "hot mess" does not come without baggage.
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I have way too much baggage I'd pass on to kids.
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She has no ego, her presence brings surprisingly little cultural baggage.
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I feel like I'm working out some kind of American baggage.
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The first lady has some lingering diplomatic baggage of her own.
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Noisey: Your sessions tend to unpack a lot of emotional baggage.
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This baggage with the ex is problematic, but not terribly unusual.
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It is home to many baggage handlers and airport security guards.
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" I press it, and it says, "Meet us at baggage claim.
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As a frequent traveler, he paid no separate airline baggage fee.
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Passengers still need to pay the regular airline baggage handling fees.
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This one just happens to come with a lot of baggage.
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In this company, he carries a kind of customized psychic baggage.
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During each Goop Lab experiment, they unpack emotional baggage and trauma.
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But they're learning that can come with a lot of baggage.
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Is there implicit baggage that a gay candidate has to face?
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We all have some baggage, but is it the right kind?
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Lance Corporal Michaels came out on the baggage train like cargo.
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With Cora, I didn't have any baggage; we shared no memories.
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"This Is Us" loaded on several new pieces of baggage Tuesday.
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"So already they have negative baggage," she said of the students.
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I didn't even have enough baggage to fill all the surfaces.
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"Sorry for the baggage, I'm right off the plane," she explains.
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Some would say that Bloomberg is Biden but without the baggage.
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We screen our jokes, our laughter, our emotions and our baggage.
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Much of the baggage Matteau carried to those places was psychological.
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That's a lot of baggage and good reason to be skeptical.
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And she's brought more baggage with her than Del bargained for.
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According to KJRH, she discovered that the individual who was trying to sell the item works in the Tulsa International Airport baggage services, and is an employee of Piedmont Airlines, a baggage-handling contractor for American.
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At La Guardia Airport, there were no lines at security checkpoints and no baggage carousels rumbling: With virtually no flights coming in, there was no baggage to unload and there were no passengers to claim it.
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" Contagion by immigrants from the global South is top of mind: "Imagine that immigrants do carry some baggage with them, and that baggage, when unloaded in the new environment, dilutes some of the North's productive edge.
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The order restricts passengers from carrying the phone "on their person, in carry-on baggage, in checked baggage, or as cargo," and says that anyone who inadvertently brings one on a plane must power it down immediately.
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"I think we can win these elections, but you need a candidate free from the baggage of unpopular decisions, and I am burdened with such baggage," Tusk said, referring to times when he was Poland's prime minister.
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Clinton was a failed secretary of state with lots of political baggage.
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Showcasing "augmented reality" on a smartphone comes with a lot of baggage.
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Every New York mayor emerges from the experience with lasting political baggage.
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Family can be a loaded word dripping with raw baggage for some.
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The airport reported an "ongoing incident" near the Terminal 2 baggage claim.
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No freak winter storms, no striking baggage handlers, no collapsing computer systems.
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China has some baggage in the area of international and intellectual property.
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Our guys have a lot of baggage and trauma to work through.
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Another overreaction could be to limit or deny firearms in checked baggage.
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Security: Pets do not go through the x-ray machine for baggage.
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And then I walk into the gallery, with my life and baggage.
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This is a great day for letting go of emotional baggage, Virgo.
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That is the baggage that Al Jazeera America inherited on its debut.
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As a result, aircraft should be loaded faster and baggage fraud reduced.
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But what some may see as baggage, others will see as experience.
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All baggage is being shipped to affected customers in Europe, it added.
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The full moon in Gemini asks you let go of old baggage.
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Unfortunately, those two airlines switched places in the category of mishandled baggage.
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It requires all airlines to maintain and share standardised baggage tracking records.
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He expected his online contact to pick him up at baggage claim.
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More importantly: it's leaving all the recent Star Wars game baggage behind.
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Across all of her books, Laing is interested in how the baggage
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"She arrives with a lot of baggage," the actress told Entertainment Weekly.
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Since the 1990s, airlines have tracked baggage with barcodes and hand scanning.
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In Arrested Development Season 5, the Bluths can't get over their baggage.
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Services like baggage handling and guest assistance, too, didn't meet guests' expectations.
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I don't want to carry that baggage around with me ever again.
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You're letting go of old baggage and making space for something new.
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Second, there's the danger of Bill's personal baggage becoming the daily chatter.
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They do not monitor the baggage handlers who load the plane's hold.
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My goodness, she brings a substantial amount of baggage to the table.
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It listed several "perks": fast boarding, no baggage fees, and refundable tickets.
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U.S. airlines collected nearly $4.2 billion in checked baggage fees last year.
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After baggage claim, it was a short walk to buses and taxis.
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Those include rental car insurance, baggage insurance, and an emergency assistance hotline.
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Some policymakers have urged airlines to waive baggage fees to ease lines.
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Lacking Moore's personal baggage, Kobach could be the bigger headache for Republicans.
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It argues Gohmert carries too much "baggage" to adequately represent the district.
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He had soldiers dress up as baggage handlers and infiltrate the airport.
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I think if some people reduced their own baggage they'd be happier.
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Ironically, it's Archie himself who's given the baggage in his family life.
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By contrast, Pence will not be carrying Trump's baggage on Election Day.
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We wish we could choose a candidate who had no racial baggage.
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As soon as a guy finds out about my baggage, he bolts.
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The airport reported an "ongoing incident" near the Terminal 2 baggage claim.
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SuitX already makes industrial exoskeletons used, for instance, by airport baggage handlers.
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"I was carrying a lot of baggage onto the court," Mike admitted.
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Mr. Doss was able to comfort his weeping client at baggage claim.
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But she also carries a certain amount of cultural baggage with her.
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No Apple MacBooks are permitted in checked in baggage until further notice.
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After getting "rid of that baggage," Singh isn&apost anticipating more layoffs.
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In the airline industry, it brought us baggage fees and smaller seats.
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Delta aims to use facial recognition as part of baggage drop off.
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Has making this work helped you resolve that history and its baggage?
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"You sit in baggage," John Cuticelli, the ARK's developer, said last week.
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Note that because the planes are small, baggage weight restrictions are strict.
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American also ranked last in two-hour tarmac delays and mishandled baggage.
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" He captioned the photo: "Missing baggage: if found please return to @caelynnmillerkeyes.
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At baggage claim, Armando Tabora also took back custody of his daughter.
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In large part, that's because of the baggage associated with the term.
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The new fees are listed on the airline's online baggage fees chart.
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We then go to baggage claim to pick up my mom's suitcase.
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They then spent 90 more minutes at immigration, customs and baggage retrieval.
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However, dear Aquarius, you have a lot of baggage to set aside.
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Luggage screening eliminated the chances of introducing a bomb in checked baggage.
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You get over the betrayal by chucking this baggage — piece by piece.
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She doesn't have the specific baggage of having supported the Iraq War.
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Voters don't like "the system," and the baggage that comes with it.
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They graciously offered us a baggage claim area that they would secure.
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A huge thing is not wanting regrets and not holding onto baggage.
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All that baggage meant it was an uphill battle for state Sen.
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She was also a tabloid celebrity, with all the baggage that entails.
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"If an airline does allow you to bring your pet into the cabin, we consider your pet container to be carry-on baggage and you must follow all carry on baggage rules," the FAA writes on its website.
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As if spending a few minutes to get your baggage stamped wasn't enough, passengers were required to go through the entire security checkup process if they or the security officially missed to add a tag to the baggage.
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"More bags makes things more challenging," said Peter Drummond, SITA's director of baggage.
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A big part of the UNPACKED: Refugee Baggage project is its audio component.
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But McCullum also carried the baggage of the surroundings he grew up in.
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I don't want to unwittingly pass down social suggestions or my own baggage.
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Those striking include airplane cabin cleaners, baggage handlers, airport janitors, and wheelchair attendants.
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The airline earns 49 percent of its add-on revenue from baggage fees.
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Another grainy photo shows her casually rolling her luggage past the baggage carousel.
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This is the qualified deputy who doesn&apost have any of this baggage.
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At the baggage claim, they said, Santiago retrieved a weapon and began shooting.
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Since these tend to be unhappy stories, emotional baggage can cloud financial negotiations.
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But even with all that baggage, I found myself forgiving of its frustrations.
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The upshot of simplicity is there's really no baggage to weigh you down.
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Correction: This article has been updated the correct baggage fee information for 2018.
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It requires improved disclosure of airline fees dealing with baggage and seat selection.
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It was either that or baggage, I made those two in New York.
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In 2016, U.S. airlines collected $7.1 billion in baggage and reservation change fees.
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This season, Bachelorette contestants are bringing more baggage than expected to the show.
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The bigger risk with putting laptops in the baggage hold is battery fires.
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Spirit mishandled baggage the least last year, while Frontier did it the most.
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United Airlines came in second with a 0.32 percent rate for missing baggage.
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I'm English, and I came here without any of that kind of baggage.
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That way, maybe, your next great Instagram can be taken at baggage claim.
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I think she has a lot of baggage also, but I had to.
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It has too much baggage, and nobody seems to agree about its meaning.
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If discovered in checked baggage, it would be turned over to the airline.
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Another ad encourages going live while waiting at baggage claim at the airport.
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Complaints focused on flight problems; baggage; reservations, ticketing and boarding; and customer service.
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However 2 LAX employees say shooting occurred in baggage claim one level down.
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And maybe there are particular people whose emotional baggage you're done hauling around.
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The gripes mostly involved flight cancellations and delays, lost baggage and ticketing issues.
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The moon enters Capricorn, asking you to release grudges and old emotional baggage.
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First, moving these computers into the baggage holds doesn't keep them off planes.
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It is a problem to have someone with baggage from the get-go.
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Clinton has got so much baggage ... I think she's done some nasty things.
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There's so much baggage a person can carry forward from a past romance.
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Being a woman in the music industry comes with a lot of baggage.
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But de Jong's baggage far overshadowed whatever merit he had on the field.
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"No airport in the country has checkpoints at baggage claim," the official says.
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Pearl Harbor was excised due to its obvious political baggage for Japanese audiences.
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They were followed by reservation, ticketing, and boarding issues, and then baggage complaints.
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But in the end, Puzder was sunk by good old-fashioned political baggage.
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The baggage handlers are complaining about a staff shortage that increased work pressure.
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Imagine the future of Battlefield campaigns, free of the Call of Duty baggage.
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We're making it easy, and hopefully, a little fun, to shed that baggage.
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Outside the baggage claim doors, a green shuttle arrived within about a minute.
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This type of baggage screening needs to be introduced to the hotel industry.
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Concerts by the ensemble Yarn/Wire typically come with a ton of baggage.
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Clinton had "bad judgment" and "a lot of baggage" that could harm her.
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That day, the security line started downstairs, in the baggage check-in area.
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H.R. McMaster had the attraction of wearing a general's uniform without Flynn's baggage.
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But he isn't quite as enlightened when it comes to his own baggage.
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We live in a world where every piece of content comes with baggage.
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Up to a $200 annual airline fee credit for incidentals like baggage fees.
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And how much baggage, exactly, can a person be expected to hump around?
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Once you arrive, wrangle your baggage and hail a taxi into the city.
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Startups can provide the right tool, at the right time, without any baggage.
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If you've been holding onto some emotional baggage, some deep healing could arrive.
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Her baggage, and again it doesn't excuse it, is shaped by her firstness.
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Outside Baggage Claim and in the frigid air, the cold was a shock.
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The device was not allowed aboard as it exceeded the baggage weight limit.
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The credits are for checked baggage, in-flight refreshments, and flight change fees.
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Here's perhaps a story that'll help you keep the faith in baggage handlers.
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Plus, since porgs aren't people, they don't come with all the attendant baggage.
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But, like Mr. Trump, he would enter the White House with significant baggage.
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Tracking technology has been improving airlines' ability to find and return errant baggage.
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Supporting Mr. Trump doesn't guarantee victory, especially if a candidate has other baggage.
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The incumbent governor's Democratic opponent, J.B. Pritzker, has plenty of his own baggage.
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Its history is not "baggage" but a beautiful tradition these artists build on.
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Waters is not without baggage of her own, including on the financial front.
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But there isn't a Senate Republican with Vitter's personal baggage in this race.
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The aisle is choked with people frowning at the prospects for their baggage.
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I couldn't help but bring my emotional baggage and anxiety into our pregnancy.
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We should all be so lucky as to enjoy our faves without baggage.
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Airlines typically follow each others' lead when it comes to hiking baggage fees.
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I land at JFK and pick up my bag from the baggage claim.
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We don't come with the baggage of hating certain parts of our bodies.
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Since I'm an American, I don't have the baggage of the royal family.
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Dredging up such titles, however, occasionally brings with it another form of baggage.
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"If my boo comes with baggage, I'm paying the handling fee," he said.
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Sans baggage, I could have just about the best sports car experience possible.
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I did not want to go to Boston because of the aforementioned baggage.
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The baggage of that life will be removed, but so will the perks.
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Liberated from the expectations, routines and baggage of marriage, we can be friends.
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However, self-connections can come with the sting of a double baggage fee.
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The Lyft IPO story doesn't come with the baggage that has surrounded Uber.
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U.S. airlines in 2016 took in more than $4 billion in baggage fees.
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It's an affair not without its own complications, baggage, and yes, more murder!
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Keep recreating The Stare in full knowledge of its political and cultural baggage?
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You'll spend time processing and letting go of old baggage during this time.
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Wallace has some baggage, which Reddick has aired as the primary turned nasty.
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What we wanted to do was be aware of whatever baggage we brought.
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Like most politicians — and, frankly, most people — Cordray brings some baggage with him.
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I'm trying to use these terms neutrally, even though they have religious baggage.
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All these stories we think of as romantic are full of problematic baggage.
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And few have as much baggage with Bill and Hillary Clinton as Mr. Harpootlian.
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American's new rates aren't likely to dent its big annual haul from baggage fees.
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We all have unseemly baggage, racist and otherwise, that needs to be sorted through.
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It is also suggested that the devices not be stored in any checked baggage.
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Baggage handling is a tough job, he said, which can often leave workers exhausted.
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An airline representative told CNN that a vendor for United employs the baggage handler.
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And both candidates come with baggage; Pritzker had close ties with Blagojevich and Madigan.
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Luther Strange (R-Ala.), an establishment figure with some scandal baggage of his own.
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After all, the name "Monsanto" carries a lot of baggage, much of it negative.
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Excess baggage fees may apply when they head to Rio's airport to fly home.
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They were retrieving their bags at baggage claim, when an official pulled them aside.
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To add insult to injury, airlines have been steadily raising their checked baggage fees.
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Arriving passengers will go through the usual baggage reclaim and arrivals in the terminal.
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It doesn't carry the baggage and negative headlines that are dominating the news today.
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Specifically, passengers will have to pay an additional baggage fee for certain connecting flights.
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In response to the higher costs, airlines have increased ticket prices and baggage fees.
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Auntie Ging's husband, my Uncle Spanky, was a longtime baggage handler with United Airlines.
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Few things make relationships less enticing than the unpleasant baggage they often come with.
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Mr Stubb lacks this baggage and is a more instinctive social and economic liberal.
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The baggage handler then flew back to Kansas City via another American Airlines flight.
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Before Gilead, June's mother's expectations had been "baggage," the title of this week's episode.
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One house, four adults pushing 40, barely room to breathe among all the baggage.
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"When I let go of baggage (weighing bout 175lbs) that was freeing," yevette8433 said.
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Unlike some supermodels, we don't pack separate outfits for our walk to baggage claim.
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Security cameras filmed them each pushing baggage carts with one large, black bag each.
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But she said political baggage around the term "climate change" had hampered those efforts.
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Other electronics, like laptops or tablets, would have to be placed in checked baggage.
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In other cities people have a lot more cultural baggage they bring with them.
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January is the most likely month for your baggage to go its separate way.
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LugLoc promises to eliminate their worry, by allowing them to remotely track their baggage.
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So people just don&apost want to put their pets in the baggage area.
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The increase in the baggage fee will be effective for tickets bought beginning Sept.
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It even carries over, with some baggage, to politics: think "Cadillac" health insurance plans.
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Passengers could still check baggage, but it would arrive later, that original statement said.
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But Gingrich, who ran for president himself in 2012, has a lot of baggage.
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That's the last time most of us think about our baggage at the airport.
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A show with this much baggage cannot be rebooted after a pivot to wellness.
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None of the baggage had been X-rayed or matched with passengers on board.
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You will pay the same as everyone else for any checked baggage in advance.
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Passengers are now used to paying extra for baggage, expedited boarding and seat selection.
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Developing a reputation as a baggage-free airline will not help its recovery plans.
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She makes no bones about it ... she won't allow Tekashi's baggage near her daughter.
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Dr. Brandt: Save 45% Off Needles No More No More Baggage on November 24.
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It's a powerful time to let go of baggage and connect deeply with others.
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Kumail asks how Beth and Terry (Ray Romano) surmounted the baggage of their backgrounds.
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Before you check out, you have to accept the terms, including the baggage policy.
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Her precocious 16-year-old daughter (Tara Lynne Barr) is part of her baggage.
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Maura Pfefferman (Jeffrey Tambor) and her ever-evolving clan return with even more baggage.
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Other perks include trip insurance, baggage delay insurance, trip delay reimbursement, and travel assistance.
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They paid excess baggage fees to take in supplies, and tried to prepare themselves.
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But Brooks has more baggage of his own, even setting aside his Trump attacks.
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His "Simpsons"-yellow sword stands out among the nondescript luggage on the baggage carousel.
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But once my own baggage was surgically removed, I felt amazing — lighter, prettier, healthier.
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Unlike many rivals, it doesn't charge fees for things like baggage or changing tickets.
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Families who want to save on airfare should watch out for checked baggage fees.
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It was due to her baggage, her campaign, and her bad decisions — not theirs.
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Castro however, has no voting record to be manipulated and seemingly less political baggage.
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"I know she has a lot of baggage and all that stuff," he added.
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American's increase in the baggage fee will be effective for tickets bought beginning Sept.
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But though it has become a catchall term, it still carries undeniable historical baggage.
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Or run with him and take all the unpredictable baggage that comes with that?
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Some feel weighted down by her baggage rather than lifted by her historical achievements.
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Up to a $100 airline fee credit for incidentals like baggage fees each year.
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Her precocious 16-year-old daughter (Tara Lynne Barr) is part of the baggage.
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Voters knew what the Trump baggage was when they voted for him in 2016.
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Without iTunes and its years of baggage, the Mac world is a better place.
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Others provide free baggage check so you don't have to lug around your suitcases.
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Reports suggest that United Airlines, for example, pocketed $700 million in baggage fees alone.
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"We get stung excess baggage costs all the time," Toomey said with a laugh.
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With all that baggage, having a get-to-know-you talk was, well, awkward.
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I've too much of my own baggage to carry any more weight, right now.
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Now, Wheeler is advancing a very similar agenda — but without the heavy ethical baggage.
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This credit is good for travel incidentals like in-flight meals and checked baggage.
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His memoir is a poignant meditation on the accrual of physical, and emotional, baggage.
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That left him with almost all of Mr. Trump's baggage and few potential benefits.
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Rather than fleeing from my emotional baggage, he welcomed it without fear or judgment.
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Her century-old paintings come to us relatively unencumbered by critical or historical baggage.
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But it suggests that the movie is trying to mitigate Aladdin's weighty cultural baggage.
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Even with that baggage, Mr. Jones beat Mr. Moore by only about 20,000 votes.
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My next problem is that most of these airplanes charge you for additional baggage.
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Colleagues of the two baggage handlers are reportedly also being tested for the illness.
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Having said that, Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a game that comes with baggage.
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His troops — wearing the uniforms of baggage handlers — surprised and quickly overwhelmed the police.
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Schumann's does quite the opposite: It creates baggage under even his most soaring melodies.
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"You are bringing in Tebow without Tim's moral background, with the baggage," he said.
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People move in and out of the narrative with their own baggage and preoccupations.
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Baggage can be a source of richness; it can be a source of pain.
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Get ready to pay even more the next time you fly with checked baggage.
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Every relationship comes with baggage, and money is often one of the weightiest bag.
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It is combined with reluctance to attach any moral baggage to people's love lives.
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Traveling can be expensive, especially after dropping hundreds of dollars on flights and baggage.
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The first stands near baggage claim, holding a sign or iPad showing my name.
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Are there loopholes to get around those restrictive carry-on baggage and boarding rules?
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The political wisdom of importing excess baggage to the executive branch is another matter.
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"I carry a gun in checked baggage every time I fly," Mr. Patterson said.
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Then again, other players do not carry the baggage that Bonds and Clemens do.
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She brings all the baggage of the last Clinton White House back to Washington.
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Members of the cabinet who have more political experience also have more political baggage.
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Zelensky in Servant of the People But Zelensky has come with some baggage too.
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When you give all that up, you end up ditching a lot of baggage.
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Any piece of criticism you get comes along with hidden baggage of unknown circumstances.
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None of my old baggage had to come with me into this new decade.
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I call the baggage office and I'm told it isn't even in Jakarta yet.
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"There is so much baggage, if you're under the political umbrella," she told me.
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It's not like we weren't aware of the massive personal baggage of Donald Trump.
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That brings all the glow of an Oscar with none of the potential baggage.
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So is Johnson to a lot of voters, but Corbyn has some extra baggage.
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Unlike Sanders, she doesn't have the baggage of running against Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Neither is the bathroom door handle, or the baggage claim, or even the floor.
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But Republicans are counting on some serious Democratic baggage — the blackface allegations against Gov.
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But with few hotels with rooms available, many passengers rested on the baggage carousels.
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Checking bags can be expensive, and waiting at baggage claim is an absolute drag.
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" Throughout the campaign, commentators have had much to say about her "negatives," her "baggage.
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How the chips fall will be based on their message, political baggage and appeal.
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These items may be carried on the plane and do not count as baggage.
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Espy comes with some baggage after being acquitted of bribery charges in the 1990s.
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I don't want to put up with the baggage that person brings with them.
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So she has all this weird baggage from the cultural politics from the mid-'90s.
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The conversation was okay, but there was a lot of baggage and many sexual innuendos.
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United Airlines announced a similar program back in December, with similar rules about overhead baggage.
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Passengers are permitted to fly with guns in checked baggage if properly packaged and declared.
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Is it because you're carrying all your real world gender baggage into the digital space?
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The meetings were laced with pain and vitriol; they were clanking around with heavy baggage.
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Transportation Security Administration rules permit unloaded firearms and ammunition to be transported as checked baggage.
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From the overhead baggage bins, a teacher hung their exploits: colored alphabet letters, watercolor paintings.
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Nevertheless, they can't help projecting their own fears and their own baggage onto their kids.
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This is a powerful time for processing your emotions and letting go of old baggage.
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Only this time, she's phresh out of security and on her way to baggage claim.
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After landing, the traveler then checked his baggage, after the five-hour flight on Dec.
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He then exited the bathroom and allegedly began firing at those around the baggage carousel.
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"They're also going to get the entire baggage of controversies with them when they come."
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The other ways out the enclave were longer, but they didn't have the same baggage.
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That awe is able to exist alongside all the human baggage that comes with it.
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Mr Santiago allegedly pulled a gun out of his luggage in the baggage reclaim area.
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She said she just wanted the church to carry its own baggage for a while.
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Not only that, American Airlines took almost two months to refund the initial baggage fee.
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American Airlines brought in the most money from baggage fees in 2018, collecting $1.2 billion.
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And even among voters repelled by her party's xenophobic baggage, there is an alarming ambivalence.
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His job usually involves loading and unloading passengers' baggage, and directing planes to their gate.
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It's time for me to heal so I don't lay this baggage on my kids.
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As swanky as it seems, the gift bag has some baggage (ha) of its own.
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The endgame: Never having to mourn a missing makeup bag due to lost baggage again.
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In one particularly pointed shot, Grande sings the lyrics from atop a mountain of baggage.
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In spite of such baggage, however, the work is a tender depiction of conjugal love.
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"The phrase that the networks often use is that [an actor has] 'baggage,'" says Greenberg.
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Since the Google+ name obviously now carries some baggage, changing the name makes sense anyway.
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Neely, 52, has her own baggage, coming from her divorce from her childhood sweetheart Pat.
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But Stories don't make sense on a platform with years and years of social baggage.
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Part of Lost's deal was that the characters on the island all had significant baggage.
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Video of the incident shows it occurred near a baggage claim area at street level.
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Unlike yellowcake, it has no war baggage; unlike wedding cake, it comes with no responsibilities.
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"The question will be: They have enormous baggage in terms of consumer acceptance," Lippman says.
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Like most Housewives, Mortimer is coming to the show with some baggage of her own.
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But he has some baggage, which Ms. Myers and Republicans will undoubtedly try to exploit.
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The problem is Mrs Clinton's "baggage", involving years of alleged scandals and charges of dishonesty.
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I now realize that we all have our own baggage and shit to deal with.
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Delta's baggage policy is the same whether you buy an Economy or Basic Economy fare.
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And, of course, there's all the privacy baggage that inviting Facebook into your home entails.
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Toting baggage to restaurants, museums or a meeting with a potential client is one option.
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A prehistoric adventure with a lot of baggage Far Cry Primal is an incredible idea.
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Everything was fine, but the employee forgot to return their passes and baggage claim tickets.
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A lot of my friends would think is that this is a lot of baggage.
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Baggage in cargo usually goes through a more sophisticated screening process than carry-on bags.
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Something tells me a rough baggage handler could easily cause damage through those microfibers, though.
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According to the letter, baggage fees increase the number of carry-on bags by 27%.
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Rory's exes come with way too much baggage — adultery, severe daddy issues, really bad hair.
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The most burdensome baggage for Villeneuve to carry, sadly, is the Blade Runner story itself.
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Probably half are Christians or former Christians, or people who have that kind of baggage.
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During the break-up, as now, several names were suggested, but many came with baggage.
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In a single transaction, travellers can select seats, meals and baggage allowances across the websites.
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The implication is that they are slowing down other (male) travelers with less fussy baggage.
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And he doesn't carry the legal baggage or conflicts -- the pretty obvious conflicts others have.
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These include baggage handlers, customer service agents, security officers, cleaners, ramp workers and wheelchair agents.
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The redundancies especially affect support staff such as baggage handlers and security workers, he said.
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They're bringing themselves and their racial luggage – and in some cases, baggage – to the objects.
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Nowhere do we have the full out screening of baggage like we do in airports.
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It also recommended against charging the devices onboard or stowing them in any checked baggage.
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Craven took her up on the offer without even getting his suitcase from baggage claim.
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Primary rental car insurance and rental elite statusThe Sapphire Reserve trip and baggage delay insurance.
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You can see the old baggage carousels where arriving passengers once picked up their luggage.
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The heavy Republican lifting fell initially to more junior members who have their own baggage.
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What I would love to see changed is the baggage we bring to those judgments.
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Despite his relatively short time at McDonald's, Kempczinski brought significant baggage to his new position.
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Wildland firefighters are already burdened with heavy packs, and can't take on much more baggage.
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This new technology seems like a plus for everybody, except maybe that Unclaimed Baggage Store.
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This full moon asks you to release some of the baggage you've been carrying around.
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"I loved working on this subject especially because it has so much baggage," says Morell.
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So all of us were raised imperfectly and we all have unique sets of baggage.
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The soon-to-be-32-year-old Upton certainly comes with his share of baggage.
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Being young, black, and physically and intellectually gifted often comes with some cross-colored baggage.
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Zelizer said that Warren, unlike Sanders, would not have the baggage from a presidential campaign.
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Affected units are neither allowed on flights inside carry-on luggage or in checked baggage.
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The gun was discovered in Williams's checked baggage, the authorities said, and it was unloaded.
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Who wants to become my husband despite the above proof that I have some baggage.
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Both Delta and United also suspended fees for baggage and bringing pets into the cabin.
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TWA's baggage carousel had been conceived to handle only a few suitcases at a time.
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China will also increase quarantine inspection of packages and passenger baggage from Laos, it said.
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Yes, Alabama's outcome was partly because Roy Moore was a poor candidate with excessive baggage.
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The overhead baggage racks on most Amtrak trains have only a shallow edge and railing.
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In addition to health coverage, travel insurance covers things like lost baggage and flight cancellations.
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That alone is worth the bubbling anxiety I feel at every baggage claim conveyor belt.
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All of this cultural baggage weighs down the rose motif and the episode it permeates.
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That's resulted in a boom in comedic parts for women, but they come with baggage.
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But it can also be fun to attend a show blind, with no informational baggage.
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In the former baggage room, older residents gather for bingo games and pork loin lunches.
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Life will be so much lighter if you could just let go of this baggage!
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When they met, they were both wearing masks that covered up a lot of baggage.
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Fernley said that Mallya had never carried his personal baggage with him onto the team.
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He then left the restaurant and entered a bathroom with his baggage, Mr. Gelios said.
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Trump arrived in Washington with a relatively short baggage train of Beltway relationships and obligations.
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Correcting other people's children is allowed to prevent imminent harm, and baggage carousels undoubtedly qualify.
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" Mr. Mulholland, citing Mr. Ellison's critique of Israel, said he had "too much political baggage.
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It is heavy political baggage that Adams hauls, and time has not lightened his load.
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An undersecretary with Clovis's racist baggage would have been intolerable then, and it's unthinkable now.
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There's not a lot of baggage, but the places you might visit can be wondrous.
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The first time I went, I didn't find it easy to find the baggage reclaim.
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They don't have the baggage of voting records or deep financial ties to political organizations.
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" Greyhound Lines bans alcohol and drugs "anywhere on the bus (including in your checked baggage).
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Even mothers who had a wonderful pregnancy experience can find themselves with postpartum emotional baggage.
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"People who come forward are going to have a lot of baggage," Mr. Stier said.
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Mr. Davis carried some heavy baggage, so prosecutors built their case on the circumstantial evidence.
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But by the time he made it down to baggage claim, it was too late.
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Baggage handling should be neither seen nor heard, though it's the vastest operation of all.
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Experienced in sum, Mitski's music sheds the baggage that accompanies associations of genre or era.
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Ancillary revenue from seat selection, baggage and other fees are a cash cow for airlines.
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"Clearly, ABC wants to maintain the cash cow" without its former star's racist baggage. Enough.
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Beyond Obama, the party's biggest names are familiar figures who have their share of baggage.
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Bill Shine, Trump's new communications director, arrived to the job with a lot of baggage.
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So there's still that baggage that we carry, and not everyone can relate to that.
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"DOOM" is a classic video game franchise, and that comes with a lot of baggage.
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And he doesn't carry the legal baggage or conflicts — the pretty obvious conflicts others have.
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Airlines have fallen under increasing scrutiny in Washington over delayed luggage as baggage fees soar.
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We basically tried to get rid of that baggage and present a new ... Modern ... Modern.
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Josh and Rebecca have hashed out their baggage into a reasonably functional and friendly dynamic.
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This category and this baggage gets foisted upon Africans and members of the African diaspora.
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Five people were shot dead and eight wounded in a baggage claim area at Florida's third-largest airport, and law enforcement sources tell CNN the suspect had legally brought the firearm and ammunition in his checked baggage while flying from Anchorage to Fort Lauderdale.
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There is a slender hope that a bomb smuggled in checked baggage could be harder to trigger manually than in the cabin, and also harder to place in a vulnerable location next to the fuselage skin, unless a baggage handler worked as an accomplice.
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Delta failed to properly report all baggage claims from 2012 through 2015 and told the Transportation Department that if it had reported all claims it would have likely fallen from fourth to fifth in rankings among carriers for fewest baggage claims in 2012 and 2013.
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"While we have no doubt that airlines continue to invest in baggage handling infrastructure and technology to improve the efficiency and quality of their services, we also realize that baggage delays do occur and affect many consumers on a daily basis," the DOT said.
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As the silent video begins, it shows what could be any baggage claim area in America.
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Today's condemnations suggest Cruz learned an important lesson about the kind of baggage seditionist-types carry.
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The vice president must deal with the baggage from the administration's actions and President Trump's statements.
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It's not like one's an a—— or one's a jerk or one has all this baggage.
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She was seen on airport surveillance walking through baggage claim before taking Lyft to Hatch Park.
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The Grozny airport doesn&apost even have a conveyor belt for collecting baggage when you arrive.
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Initially, he rejected the bank, calling it "excess baggage" in a 2015 interview with National Journal.
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To go someplace new, free of baggage and bullshit, meant I could be anyone I wanted.
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This next year is a powerful time to work through old baggage and explore the unknown.
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Checking it means he needs a hard case to try to protect it during baggage handling.
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Genius Pack recognized this arrested development and decided to bring some innovation to the baggage market.
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Or the two bronze-casted gargoyles hanging out over the baggage claims for literally no reason.
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The baggage screening resumed late Thursday night and the systems were operational, CNN affiliate KPHO reported.
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Before Freddie Mercury was Queen's lead vocalist, he was a baggage handler at London's Heathrow Airport.
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All together, "Baggage" proves just how impossible it is free yourself from the claws of Gilead.
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The man who stole a plane from Seattle Airport and crashed it was a baggage handler.
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It's a powerful and emotional month, Pisces: You'll be letting go of a lot of baggage.
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These will be worn by workers to help them lift and move heavy items and baggage.
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There's a staircase to get from the top of the plane to the baggage hold area.
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How do you find the right outfit that says 'Dragon Queen' without the baggage of Meereen?
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They possess all the physical joy of the human form and none of the existential baggage!
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Teachout was largely unknown before her campaign — unlike Nixon, though name recognition often comes with baggage.
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"There's not a lot of baggage," Radziwill said of the benefits of dating a younger guy.
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It takes a really strong man to put up with me, my baggage and the show.
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He's coming to the table with hella baggage and boundaries that he needs Molly to honor.
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As long as airlines are transparent and display checked-baggage fees clearly, unbundling works as intended.
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The GAO report noted that American airlines made $7bn in baggage and cancellation fees last year.
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When you get on an airplane and travel with all that medical [baggage], this can happen.
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Most airlines already ban their use in flight, and you can't pack them in checked baggage.
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RFID is not in any way a new technology, nor is it new to baggage-tracking.
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The move to scrap the baggage fee disclosure rule will not just affect domestic American flyers.
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In particular, the 2016 election illustrated the obstacles faced by candidates with baggage from past administrations.
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Fodor believed haunted houses were structures imbued with the icky emotional baggage of its former residents.
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Eight of the airlines improved their baggage handling, with just 3.24 bags mishandled per 73,000 passengers.
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She carried a 2Nostalgik duffel bag with the words "We've All Got Baggage" along its side.
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Of course, baggage fees are not just an additional charge that airlines skim off the top.
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Instead of just allowing the bags to topple down onto a conveyor belt at baggage claim.
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"[Brooks is] a conservative choice that doesn't have the baggage that Roy Moore does," Britt said.
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We need to ditch this baggage that says 'men go to work, women stay at home'.
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High school is bad enough without having to go through it with that much extra baggage.
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And with that comes baggage, some which is good and other which is not so good.
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Those devices must now be carried in the cargo hold through checked baggage, according to DHS.
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In 2014, lithium batteries in a passenger's checked baggage caught fire in a plane's cargo hold.
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As with Manafort, they're also bringing the baggage and burdens of national security concerns with them.
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Including revenue from items like extra baggage and food, fares were steady with the prior year.
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Southwest also offers many great deals with no checked baggage fees for your first two bags.
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Let's just hope these girls don't take seven years to figure out their baggage and secrets.
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U.S. airlines took in more than $4 billion from checked-baggage fees last year, for example.
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The metallic sheen and unique colors ensure that it's easy to pick out from baggage claim.
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What some of the national media underestimated I think was the amount of baggage Gillum had.
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By the time he got to the correct baggage carousel the iPad had left the airport.
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Vice President Mike Pence also brings baggage with him on the topic of the free press.
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Passengers have to pay separately for the extras, like seat selection and the carrying of baggage.
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Clinton already carried loads of baggage into the race from her husband's two terms as President.
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Among the pieces of baggage: People thought the Clintons thought the rules didn't apply to them.
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Airlines have made bank on extra fees, charging for everything from checked baggage to seat assignments.
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Our mindsets were rigid and we held onto emotional money baggage we picked up as kids.
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An Australian woman faked a pregnancy to avoid paying a $60 ($41 USD) excess baggage charge.
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Then I helped the traveler anyway; she just wanted to know where to claim her baggage.
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While prohibited in carry-on bags, all of these items can be transported in checked baggage.
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Almost half of all bags delayed in 2017 were a result of baggage handlers missing connections.
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The Getaway Family vacations, especially multigenerational trips, can involve a lot of baggage, if only literally.
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They also handle towing and baggage handling, car rentals, hotel reservations, and some include pilot lounges.
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Their advantage is to be part of something new, something that does not come with baggage.
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But ProPublica also noted that this bill has some less-than-ideal baggage attached to it.
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It further advised passengers to not pack or store the phone in their check-in baggage.
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When jet fuel prices hit near-atmospheric levels in 2628, airlines began imposing surcharges on baggage.
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"You start following a disgruntled baggage handler, a guy who's mouthing off in Queens," Ahmad said.
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But the challenge is that we are too close to ourselves to see that baggage clearly.
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Inevitably, politicians are bound to carry a bit of baggage from their younger, more brazen selves.
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Well it was politically motivated: by consumers shunning a brand that had taken on political baggage.
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But in a year when political insiders have struggled, Mr. Bayh would also bring some baggage.
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And ticketing and baggage areas often lack the same level of security found near boarding gates.
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In a number of cases, I've seen people who just seem to be roaming baggage claim.
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At 250 pounds, I'm carrying a little too much extra baggage to be an elite runner.
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Schwarzenegger quit his "Apprentice" role earlier this month, citing "baggage" as a reason for his departure.
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Carrying all that baggage of guilt, past failures or self-imposed limitations will never help you.
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Plus, she's 22, there's no reason to be tolerating anyone's baggage this young (or literally ever).
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Clinton did have more baggage coming into the 2016 election than Biden does heading into 2020.
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Additionally, she dealt with a set of political baggage that some have viewed as uniquely polarizing.
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But, like every other person whose name was floated to replace Rosselló, he has political baggage.
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But the film is much better than the baggage that comes with its title might imply.
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Its widely despised baggage fees were hiked to $30 and $40 for first and second bags.
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As passengers groped for baggage, a lethal bottleneck formed in the plane's single aisle, Interfax reported.
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So, you are building a big tunnel for passengers, baggage and all that under the runway.
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"They have shown their willingness to carry the president's baggage, no matter how soiled its contents."
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Much of the rest involves baggage issues, or passengers who are annoyed by loud conversations nearby.
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Last year, Pittsburgh International Airport began hosting two performances a month in the baggage claim area.
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The increase in baggage fees comes as the airline industry completes 10 consecutive years of profitability.
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"TikTok just doesn't come with a lot of baggage that Facebook has," Hoover told BuzzFeed News.
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I missed the 103-day deadline to check in online and print out my baggage tags.
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In your late 40s, early 50s, all the baggage of daughterhood and sisterhood just falls away.
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He said authorities believe shots were only fired in the baggage claim area in Terminal 2.
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They also found lost baggage for a service member who traveled commercially to meet the Truman.
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We start to feel like we are observing not just the person but also their baggage.
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" For Stoehr, "Biden's got too much baggage, and I don't think Buttigieg can get enough support.
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The couple met in January 2015 at baggage claim in Chinggis Khaan International Airport in Mongolia.
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This includes things like baggage fees, upgrade charges, in-flight purchases, and airline lounge admission fees.
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And it turns out, no matter their baggage, both are pretty great at chatting about baseball.
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Meanwhile, the shutdown forced TSA to cancel training for 323 front-line employees — baggage screeners included.
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You know, he comes with a whole lot of baggage, and I think it's pretty obvious.
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But as appealing and seductive as it is, it lugs some of its own baggage too.
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But with Israel jumping into the fray, backing Iran now comes with a lot more baggage.
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"I say this all the time: Don't bring your baggage into my joke," Wolf told me.
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You&aposll also receive access to a global assistance hotline, baggage insurance, and auto rental coverage.
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For all this baggage, "Vinyl" should still offer dirty kicks, based solely on its subject matter.
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The card also provides some helpful protections, including delayed and lost baggage reimbursement, and purchase protection.
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They don't have the baggage to feel rage over four women being in the driver's seat.
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Trump exploited Clinton's baggage by, often untruthfully, labeling her as something close to an unconvicted criminal.
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They're getting someone with so much baggage that they can just watch "Girls" to find out.
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Now, you are going to have to carry all this baggage into [the battle over] taxes.
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Yet airlines have upgraded ground equipment and baggage carousels while utilizing new technology to track bags.
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"This is strictly an irregular-operations ticketing and baggage reaccommodation agreement," said Delta spokesman Morgan Durrant.
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So you want to preserve what is good about religion and dispense with the metaphysical baggage?
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To a more conventional nominee, this sort of baggage might be more trouble than it's worth.
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They go beyond the feel for her, and carry baggage from previous races they've traveled in.
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Anyone is welcome to stop and stare and supply their own baggage to this seafaring yarn.
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For instance, the bill requires airlines to provide families with information about the availability of seats together at the time of booking, create a standard method for disclosing its fees on baggage and seat selection and to return baggage fees when luggage is lost or delayed.
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" TSA spokeswoman Lisa Farbstein said, "TSA has no regulations that prohibit this activity," but also said "It is important to understand that all checked baggage is screened for hazardous materials and explosives and that passengers are responsible for the content of their checked and carry-on baggage.
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"With the holiday travel season approaching, this legislation is a crucial step forward in ensuring consumers' safety and convenience — not just in an extreme scenario like the United Airlines incident — but also in dealing with everyday problems of baggage fees, flight cancellations, and lost baggage," Nolan said.
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I'm coming in with no frenemies and just a little bit of emotional baggage from back home.
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Third, we don't need to change the regulations on allowing firearms to be transported in checked baggage.
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Besides baggage inspection, there would also be metal detectors and search dogs, it said in a statement.
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Aviapartner deals with baggage for 29 airlines in and out of Brussels Airport, including Ryanair and KLM.
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It meant the life I had before, the baggage that came with an unsuccessful attempt at dying.
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To learn more about the economics of baggage fees and how they affect you, watch this video.
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It charges passengers for everything else, such as seat assignments, carry-on baggage and food and beverages.
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Letting go of baggage is part of how you'll achieve freedom at the end of this month.
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She&aposs got more baggage than JFK and I mean the airport, "National Review" reporter, Kat Timpf.
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Lithium ion batteries are allowed in personal electronic devices, whether in passengers' carry-ons or checked baggage.
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The full moon in Sagittarius brings a huge emotional release today—you're letting go of major baggage!
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"Baggage" reminds us just how deadly it is to merely hope in the world of Handmaid's Tale.
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So far, Delta and American have not announced similar baggage restrictions for their versions of last class.
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Radical feminists everywhere opposed the idea, and in Germany, Italy, Portugal and Spain it carried fascist baggage.
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Passengers will instead have to stow larger devices such as tablets and laptops with their checked baggage.
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Saab also sees the whole airport experience from baggage check-in to boarding the aircraft becoming automated.
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So if you're keeping count, she is the second person heading into this event with some baggage.
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" While making the film, Goldblum said he learned that "mental illness comes in all sorts of baggage.
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Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson doesn't come with a lot of baggage ... he's just got one GIANT bag.
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In this horror movie, a smartphone comes with unwanted baggage — and it's not an eavesdropping digital assistant.
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PDT The travel booking platform Kayak also has a baggage-measuring tool using AR on your smartphone.
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Some credit cards, like American Express, offer baggage insurance if you purchase the ticket with the card.
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That makes sense, but it also comes along with the complexity and baggage AWS has in general.
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Leo is an autonomous baggage handler designed by SITA, a company that designs technology tools for airlines.
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Everyone has emotional pain and baggage, and a lot of us are running away from confronting it.
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It banned checked-in baggage on flights to Amsterdam and Paris operated by its Boeing 777 aircraft.
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"There's a lot of baggage there, a lot of hurt, and [Pete] was so patient," he said.
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Khan has provided an intensive experience, bravely and effectively allowing visitors to rummage through his psychic baggage.
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American Airlines had the most trouble with baggage handling with a 0.36 percent likelihood of lost luggage.
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In choosing him, Mr Peña went for somebody with little political baggage and lots of intellectual heft.
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To some, the internet meant leaving the baggage of their imperfect bodies behind — existing purely as intellect.
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He has political baggage as well, having been married three times and lived in Washington for decades.
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But now, without the baggage of the original funding structure, Backplane/Place is more attractive to investors.
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In other words, ExoMars is arriving at its destination with some baggage and a lot to prove.
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That means time at the gate won't be wasted with your computer long gone in checked baggage.
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Even in carry-on baggage, these items should be protected from damage, accidental activation and short circuiting.
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Were you able to let loose, or did the emotional baggage of the character get to you?
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Part of that baggage comes with the fact that "Fall" is not Gilmore Girls' first series finale.
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She's not saddled down by a big musty pyramid and all the baggage that comes with it.
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Malaysia Airlines bans checked baggage on flights to London, Amsterdam & Paris because of "strong head winds" pic.twitter.
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Among these are walkouts by airline cabin staff, baggage handlers, rail conductors and Post Office counter workers.
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He's got lots of baggage, but hides behind a tough facade (just like Jackson Maine, badum chhh).
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In addition, baggage in cargo usually goes through a more sophisticated screening process than carry-on bags.
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Checked baggage, however, passes through a different screening process that is able to pick up the explosives.
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France has been studying whether and how to apply similar restrictions on cabin baggage, security sources say.
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In 2016, airlines posted their best numbers ever in critical areas like baggage handling and denied boardings.
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Phelan said the device was in luggage due to be checked in, rather than carry-on baggage.
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But big phones come with their own set of baggage that isn't seen on normal-sized phones.
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More importantly, the company thinks RFID tags will lead to a 10 percent decrease in misplaced baggage.
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Some lawmakers blasted the airlines — with the exception of Southwest — for charging baggage and flight-change fees.
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The same goes for Flynn, whose baggage made him clearly unfit for a senior White House position.
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This will empower you to release your baggage as you refocus your energy toward a brighter future.
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Revenues from baggage fees increased from $85033 billion in 2010 to $7.5 billion in 2017, Reuters said.
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Still, his finances and involvement with political dark money groups could become political baggage down the road.
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They must contend with the racial baggage that comes with discussions about the role guns should play.
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Shouldn't the airlines offer up the baggage fee as a token of solidarity with their miserable passengers?
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In this day and age, you know you're not meant to leave your baggage unattended in airports.
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Baggage that's larger than a backpack or purse will incur additional fees and so will checked luggage.
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Williams, an airport baggage handler, was convicted of crimes related to theft of firearms from checked luggage.
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In order to take flight and become mega-successful, you need to carefully assess your extra baggage.
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"He just has so much baggage at this point, all the things he keeps saying," he said.
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With the Blue Peacock, "too late" came with a lot of baggage – 8 to 10 kilotons worth.
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Before meeting him at the baggage claim area, she rushed to the bathroom to apply some makeup.
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She said police made passengers who were in the baggage claim area move to a higher floor.
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The court may well choose to ignore that baggage, focusing on the substance of Travel Ban 3.
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That simple phrase is loaded with political baggage, and often accompanied by vague promises and complex jargon.
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Being consumed by your boyfriend's lies is an excellent way to avoid dealing with your own baggage.
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While there has been a greater willingness to discuss male postpartum depression, the term itself carries baggage.
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You simply scan your passport at a kiosk which prints out your boarding passes and baggage tags.
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The cabin length is 56 feet and 11 inches, not including a 195-cubic-foot baggage area.
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I gathered up all of my stuff again and made my way through customs to baggage claim.
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Each cast member has their fair share of baggage, so expect a roller-coaster ride of drama.
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With smaller seats, bigger passengers and more baggage packed into jets, why haven't evacuation plans been updated?
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The technology has been used to screen checked baggage since shortly after the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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They were dropped off at an outdoor baggage check area, but they never really got much further.
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I'm left mourning the infectious, charming, no-baggage, original rom-com Disney could have given us instead.
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The most annoying part about checking your luggage is waiting for it to arrive at baggage claim.
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For the most part, the days of free checked baggage and free seat assignments are long gone.
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If elected, she would become the country's first female president -- but she brings political baggage with her.
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Virgin Australia isn't taking any chances: it's banning every single MacBook from being carried in checked baggage.
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Google will also reveal baggage fees for flights in their search results, making it easier to compare.
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But for so long, so many Black love stories were bogged down by baggage or emotional turmoil.
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Its circulation rose to four hundred a week, and Edison took over much of the baggage car.
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Tay is believed to have changed baggage tags almost every day from November until February, they said.
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He released a statement just before the vote Wednesday, acknowledging the emotional baggage that the issue carried.
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Romer was so cheered by his answer that she jumped up and danced in the baggage claim.
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Unbelievable and unforgettable, just like Brady, who once again stood out even while carrying all that baggage.
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The Transportation Department has estimated that airlines collected more than $4.1 billion last year in baggage fees.
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Customers whose baggage is worth more than that can still file for additional compensation, the airline said.
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The Wander Beauty Baggage Claim Gold Eye Masks are the perfect hydrating, brightening companion for your travels.
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Such a move would bring with it a steamer-trunk's worth of baggage for Democrats to carry.
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Laura (Tara Lynne Barr), Valerie's sexually precocious 16-year-old daughter, is only part of her baggage.
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I saw those first plane passengers in baggage claim and they were all stressed and shook up.
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The second went off at Japan's Narita airport, killing two baggage handlers who were transferring the cargo.
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Or as the primary unfolds, will activists search for a new name who doesn't have that baggage?
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Taking on a friend's emotional baggage can have an affect on you, agrees Nina Tirado, MHC-LP.
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Taking on a friend's emotional baggage can have a toll on your own personal mental health too.
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Airline baggage fees keep increasing, with domestic carriers earning $3.5 billion last year from checked-bag fees.
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Nonetheless, the baggage that accompanied Reed to Australia was an unwanted distraction for the Americans this week.
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Trump's popularity within the GOP, coupled with Sanford's, uh, baggage, makes another political resurrection very, very unlikely.
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For all of the cultural baggage the cheese ball carries, its appeal isn't that hard to decipher.
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Any body of experts will come to their job with ideological baggage and institutional incentives in tow.
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"Biden does have a lot of baggage, and I'm not talking about smelling women's hair," he said.
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But Gantz said he too would implement the American president's Mideast plan, without all of Netanyahu's baggage.
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Online dating can be tough no matter who you are or what kind of baggage you're carrying.
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This is an amazing evening for letting go of baggage—and for getting closer to someone special.
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TSA officers working without pay screened more than 2800 million travelers and their baggage during the holidays.
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Detractors gripe we're encumbering ancient potters with a fictitious name and the modern baggage of artistic genius.
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Greg and Rebecca have plenty of toxic baggage of their own after Rebecca slept with his dad.
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"[These] words are loaded with baggage that implies a moral failing," she told me in an email.
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Despite the negative consequences of baggage fees, a new study has revealed one positive outcome for consumers.
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While diamond alternatives are not always "conflict-free," at least they don't suggest the same historical baggage.
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Delta Air Lines, which beats the performance of its peers in this RewardExpert ranking, has deployed a comprehensive system for baggage tracking using RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) tags, and industry experts expect RFID technology, among other emerging baggage tracking systems, to gain broader adoption over the next five years.
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If you haven't fully come to grips with what your baggage is, it just spreads throughout your organization.
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He didn't have all that baggage, that American psyche, this idea that we're some John Wayne–like people.
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Passengers are expected to pay extra for items like food, additional leg room and bringing baggage on board.
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Entry-level airline baggage handlers often work multiple jobs or extra shifts to make a living, Thompson said.
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Because of all the baby baggage, I'm having a tough time planning too much before the baby arrives.
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As airline baggage fees continue to rise, a budding entrepreneur set out to make traveling options more affordable.
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The shooting took place in Terminal 2 in the baggage claim area, outside the TSA checkpoint, police say.
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It can first identify whether there are dangerous objects in baggage without having to physically rifle through it.
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Travelers are screened by the TSA in the private terminal and don't have to deal with their baggage.
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We live in an era where free checked baggage is as antiquated as pay phones and land lines.
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"176 people leave with significant emotional baggage from what they have experienced in Chile," he wrote on Twitter.
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And in addition to his massive baggage, Salva's insistence on being provocative might contribute to his marginalized career.
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And for newcomers, it's a chance to enjoy one of gaming's best treasures — with little of its baggage.
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Farris's pedigree — and baggage — made him a surprising pick for some staffers inside ADF's headquarters in suburban Phoenix.
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BvS, which was a lot more enjoyable than the reviews indicated, was intensely conscious of its mythic baggage.
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The baggage handler was detained and questioned at the airport by the Chicago Police Department and the FBI.
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All of that baggage and trauma have followed them into their adult life — where The Umbrella Academy begins.
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And I think there's a decent chance to present to Republican voters a conservative without all the baggage.
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" Though he added, the pick will need to be "aligned with Trump's views but not have the baggage.
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In 2016 customs officials in Dubai checked the rather overweight baggage of a Congolese frequent-flyer from Lubumbashi.
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But politicians are kept from taking full responsibility for battling recessions by the intellectual baggage of past decades.
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He shuns multilateral organisations, treats alliances as unwanted baggage and openly admires the authoritarian leaders of America's adversaries.
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But the way we're reckoning with this movie is framed by our American cultural baggage, our Lunchbox Moments.
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The emphasis on testing is fairly standard, but in this case, it also comes with some heavy baggage.
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It has a few different spaces and pockets, so you can keep your baggage organized as you travel.
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But on a short excursion, every second I waste at the baggage carousel can feel like a lifetime.
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She did that, and I think that's going to come with a lot of emotional weight and baggage.
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"Importantly for easyJet it won't pick up the tab for any missed connections or baggage disruptions," he added.
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The game starts with all the baggage and relationships — with both allies and enemies alike — that this entails.
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Steve Scalise, who once described himself as "David Duke without the baggage," to step down from House leadership.
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Those expenses include baggage checking fees, additional costs for early check-in and use of the overhead bins.
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The baggage we hold onto can mount up, creating less mental space for the things that really matter.
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But the first thing I encountered was a bunch of women dancing around and singing by baggage claim.
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Civil War has more baggage to unpack than Avengers, and less room for the MCU franchise's trademark humor.
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China's civil aviation authority has banned using, charging and storing the phones in checked-in baggage on flights.
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Bound Alberti says that among transplant recipients and doctors alike, a new heart comes with extra emotional baggage.
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Members of the military and foreign service with orders to move can transport a pet as checked baggage.
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It offers riders "micro-insurance" that covers a range of risks, including loss of baggage and medical expenses.
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According to a statement from Amtrak, four cars -- the locomotive and the baggage cars -- of train 506 derailed.
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This baggage restriction doesn't apply to MileagePlus Premier members, MileagePlus credit card holders, or Star Alliance Gold members.
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Blumenthal's update may address cancellation fees, baggage fees, seat sizes, electronic cigarette use, evacuation procedures and airline competition.
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With no choice, Cindy copes by using earplugs and protective earmuffs, the kind worn by airport baggage handlers.
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Dr. Mario World is a video game designed for smartphones, which means it comes with mobile marketplace baggage.
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Moments earlier, a group of Muslim men and women lined up behind a baggage claim carousel to pray.
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While accolades are a given for the forerunner in any field, so too, comes the baggage and critiques.
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As if your monthly visitor didn't already come with enough frustrating baggage, there is also timing to consider.
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Still, in this era of luggage fees, it felt almost wasteful to let a baggage allotment go unfilled.
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Some Republicans appeared to have realized the political baggage that comes with being seen as anti-privacy. Rep.
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Shifts within the party and personal baggage have reportedly made him an awkward adviser for Democratic hopefuls. Sen.
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But whatever you may think, and whatever baggage you may bring to this place, you should see this.
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Once this retrograde ends on August 27, 2018, you'll find yourself letting go of so, so much baggage.
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Clinton, with all her baggage, could make history as the first woman elected president of the United States.
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But on the other hand, it comes with all of the baggage that national parties carry with them.
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It's an ode to the joyful moments and the deep abiding love, but also the struggles and baggage.
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Travel apps offered by Delta, as well as American Airlines, are linked to their baggage-tag tracking systems.
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Targeting—and personalizing—Biden's controversial record, Harris exposed the sizable baggage the former vice president was lugging around.
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Blue Orca also alleged Samsonite played "accounting games" related to its 2016 purchase of luxury baggage maker Tumi.
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Viacom comes with baggageViacom would come with some baggage that could hold CBS back in the streaming sphere.
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Their experiences herald the baggage that other marijuana-based drugs could grapple with as more come to market.
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"There is an ongoing incident in Terminal 2, Baggage Claim," said a post on the airport's Twitter account.
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This includes the inspection of checked or carry-on baggage of people traveling to or from North Korea.
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Few, however, have come with the sort of ancillary baggage that Barr's Twitter account brought to the party.
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He does bring Bridgegate baggage and the trial for two of his former aides will begin this fall.
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His job included directing aircraft for takeoff and gate approach, handling baggage and tidying and de-icing planes.
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Oliver explained, for example, that in recent years, airlines have only added and then increased charges for baggage.
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But sure enough, the press was overcome with they perceive as the baggage the term fake news brings.
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Ancillary revenues, which include items like passenger baggage fees, have been a bright spot for airlines, including American.
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" Still, Mr. Richman added, "You weigh the need for the testimony with the baggage that comes with it.
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This year taught Sagittarius that having too much baggage—emotional or otherwise—won't help you get anywhere fast.
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It's time to take ownership of your shit, whatever that may be—your fears, your anger, your baggage.
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But both Newsom and Villaraigosa aren't without baggage as they vie to govern the world's fifth-largest economy.
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Luckily, social psychologist and Kinsey Institute researcher Justin Lehmiller is eager to help Americans unpack their sexual baggage.
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Give them those dents, the unfiltered and defective baggage and allows them to do the damn thing anyway.
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At the same time, she recognizes that she — as does everyone else — has her own biases and baggage.
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You've been doing a lot of work on yourself emotionally this year, Aries, letting go of old baggage.
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Both have eschewed the normal left/right/center political labels and have a relative lack of political baggage.
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The vandal may be an employee of the airline, or a baggage handler with no affiliation with Delta.
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McCaskill argues that Hawley had a fancy out-of-state education, with all the cultural baggage that implies.
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That doesn't necessarily mean Sanders would be a worse candidate than Joe Biden, given all of Biden's baggage.
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Why would this lead to more willingness to vote for someone with as much baggage as Roy Moore?
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You will be contributing to the most effective solution to the problem without any of the moral baggage.
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For some Hispanic-American contractors, however, working on Trump's border wall comes with a unique set of baggage.
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I try to recruit everybody as a graduate, because they have no baggage, they have enthusiasm and curiosity.
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Hahn takes on the gamut of painting: its possibilities and challenges, its genres and modes, even its baggage.
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It's also because they carry intimate baggage into their work and invite us to sort through the contents.
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But Paxton could simply unload the baggage and adopt C. C. Sabathia's war cry: Just bring it on.
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But he came with some baggage: a non-native multimillionaire squaring off against the local populist and celebrity.
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