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1. They sent most of their luggage on to his ranch with a freight man, they would be living rough from here and she had misgivings about that

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2. Other passengers take their seats around him, some stowing luggage in the overhead areas before sitting

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3. Tahlmute climbed to the plank, checked the straps on his luggage and looked at what doostEr brought

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4. It was only a mildly suspicious piece of hand luggage

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5. Wiesse comes to see us off, confirming that the main luggage was sent off early this morning by wagon

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6. The departure TV displayed Stephanos - Gate 5 - Area A, and since my luggage was hopefully in transit since Bristol, I thought I might as well check in right away and relax

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7. We blustered across the tarmac to the arrivals hall which was more like someone's lounge and after about ten minutes, to my immense relief, I recognised my luggage on the carousel looking forlorn and winding its way towards me like a prisoner finally released

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8. It happened when a passenger, trying to close the luggage door by pressing it shut with his foot, bent it out of shape

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9. My mother took a plastic tag tie off a luggage bag and put one end around my wrist and the other around hers as handcuffs, so she would feel me get up during the night

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10. The plane landed mid afternoon and I had to wait nearly half an hour to get my luggage, so it was about 5

11. A small door opened near the base of the pillars and a man came out and began speaking with Yellelle about the luggage

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12. I have never seen anything to match the craftsmanship and quality of this luggage

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13. Allcock's luggage (far fewer in number than on his last visit)

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14. Alcock was simply watching impassively the scene before them, puffing his pipe and keeping an eye on the conductor as he monitored the ingress and egress of passengers and luggage on and off his train

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15. Allcock already had their luggage assembled neatly in their compartment

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16. Allcock welcomed him by name, indicated the trolleys of luggage following them, then he led Harry to the Ticketing office at the far end of the inside of the station

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17. He gave up questioning and turned to small talk about carting luggage around while traveling and his favorite means of travel

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18. Grief! What a great heap of luggage! ‘Ben, can you help take this lot up to the girls’ room, please?’ I asked as soon as my unsuspecting son materialised

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19. They hired porters to deliver their few items of luggage to their chosen hotel up the long series of narrow winding lanes and stepped paths

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20. Tidied his rooms and toted the luggage to the entry door

21. Before dinner, as they divested their luggage of the presents prepared for the upcoming occasions, they each found opportunity to secretly sneak them beneath the lovely decorated tree in the Drawing Room

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22. would board the cargo plane with his luggage because ghosts couldn’t fly with

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23. They entered the airport, got their boarding passes and left their luggage

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24. With a raincoat draped over his arm and brief case over his shoulder he dragged his luggage into the terminal

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25. “I need all bodies placed in the container in less than an hour! The cabin luggage will be placed in the other container on the portside

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26. “All bodies have been placed in the starboard container and the hand luggage in the other

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27. I had a bunch of luggage with me

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28. In those days the airlines didn't try and screw you over and charge you for every piece of luggage or carry-on

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29. hosts told us to watch our luggage carefully so it wasn’t stolen

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30. Enid, the boys and our luggage, and I began directing

31. After all that has been said of the levity and inconstancy of human nature, it appears evidently from experience, that man is, of all sorts of luggage, the most difficult to be transported

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32. It did have a luggage rack

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33. With the luggage shoved in the

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34. Some were loaded with luggage, some with children

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35. Scott hoisted his rucksack off the luggage holder feeling a substantial weight that was not lessened by any antigrav aid, so commonly used these days; it would provide the necessary exercise to leg muscles underused for this

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36. He is among a throng of girls, parents, and luggage that exits the school building’s side door and makes its way out to the parking lot where there is some last minute chit-chat, the honking of horns, and waving good-bye

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37. Carolyn had woken her mother and father with the news, and her father had insisted that they must leave the island at once, telling her that Dawn couldn’t come because there wasn’t enough room for her and all their luggage

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38. (Driving to the airport, waiting on line, checking luggage and walking through metal detractors is a (by-product) of modern travel however not traveling) American Roads have lost their quintessential charm

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39. As I pushed the trolley, which was probably heavier than my luggage, a short brunette lady with brown eyes and a wide smile greeted me

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40. The big Overlander trucks stood to a very intimidating attention as they were loaded with our luggage and other necessities

41. He loaded his luggage onto the ledge and it was weighed, approved and nudged onto the conveyer belt to make its way to the waiting plane

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42. Benek and Andzja who were in charge of the luggage, had no recollection of when they last saw the suitcases

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43. Slipping back into bed after the luggage was replaced and the kitchen returned to a semblance of normality, Beth didn’t reemerge until she heard Sylvia’s shrill voice in the hallway

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44. Travelers stopped to stare, luggage tumbled from an overturned cart and a nearby police officer unsnapped the flap of his holster, prepared for any emergency

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45. For safety’s sake, Gordon moved all records to an aunt’s house and, with travel arrangements and luggage close at hand, watched the live broadcasts of the US congressional hearings

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46. Waiting for our luggage, we remained in Madrid for two days and reconfigured our itinerary for visiting cities in the Iberian Peninsula

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47. “Just what I needed,” I muttered as the bell man arrived to remove my luggage, small enough that I could have taken the bags in one hand

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48. Putting my coat on the rack, I resisted the impulse to simply drop it over my luggage

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49. She had never had her luggage so much as unzipped, let alone dug through and scrutinized, but she wasn’t anxious for the experience

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50. He took our coats, called someone to dispose of our luggage, and told us where the main party was at

51. Three anxiety-filled weeks passed before her mules departed Boston with the long-awaited tuna cans innocently tucked into their luggage

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52. The report triggered the idea in his mind that the individual arrested in Boston was very likely one of three with luggage he had seen in the company of Mike at Hotel Paradise on the day in question

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53. So then, all he needed do was stake out La Hacienda and be at the airport waiting when the group was seen loading luggage into the car

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54. I promptly ordered a convenient airman to cart all our luggage out for us

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55. �Anything extraordinary about this guy? Was he carrying any luggage with him?� questioned detective Ciminelli

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56. They picked up their luggage and hailed a cab and headed for their hotel in downtown Chicago

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57. �Was he carrying any bag or luggage with him?� questioned Linda

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58. The first, at the border – she discovered by asking the driver when everything was removed from the luggage bay – was conducted by federal narcotics police, and the second, only a dozen miles further along, by Port Authority Police from Limon

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59. The following morning, with his heart in his throat, Edgar watched from the confines of his car at the side of the highway, as a customs agent opened the trunk of Michael’s car and began to check luggage

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60. The German did not seem surprised at Colling’s request, and Colling concluded that calls for such alterations to luggage must have been common-place in the Reich, and apparently the American occupation had not seen any diminishment in demand

61. A porter, intent upon making sure that no American officer had to carry his own luggage, had hurried over to take his bags from him when he emerged from the restroom

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62. When the border guards asked to search their luggage, Colling obliged by pulling their bags from the overhead rack and opening them on the seats

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63. When he saw their American uniforms, their driver, with an almost exaggerated show of chivalry, indicated that Elizabeth should ride beside him on the cart’s seat, while Colling was seated directly behind, his legs resting on their piled luggage

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64. They re-closed their luggage and, before leaving the room, Elizabeth plucked two hairs from her head and looped one around the catches on each of their suitcases, so that if they were opened, the strands of hair would be broken

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65. It was also arranged and furnished in the same sparse and shabby manner, with the exception that the room seemed to be filled with luggage

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66. Truman had slept the night through like a log (and sounded like he sawed it in half) but, curled with their luggage in the back of the Mitsubishi 4X4, she had found it impossible

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67. As an afterthought, Colling purchased a dozen sacks of potatoes and threw them in on top of their luggage

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68. He handed over his carry-on bag to be searched and then was allowed to proceed to collect his surf board and luggage

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69. He collected his luggage from the cloak room at the Grand Palace and boarded the commuter bus headed for the airport

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70. Beth battled just to keep her footing, making little headway towards the door, but the luggage bay opened, diverting attention down the side of the bus, allowing the bottleneck to clear

71. Walking over to collect their luggage from the driver, LP handed him three ten dollar New Zealand notes, and said thanks and goodbye

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72. While the taxi drivers loaded their meager luggage into the trunks of the cars, the men issued polite instructions, directed the three Poles to crowd into the nearest vehicle, while Colling was motioned into the second, and Elizabeth into the third

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73. With their hand luggage packed and suitcases in tow, they paid for the room and left

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74. Popping the trunk button, father leapt out and began to pull out my stout luggage and pile it up behind the car, in the street

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75. Ensilnos led Colling up the steps, leaving the two soldiers to watch the luggage

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76. Ensilnos ordered the soldiers to bring the luggage, then led Colling to the Polonia’s registration desk

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77. The NKVD Captain bid Colling farewell as a bellman took the luggage from the soldiers and led him to his room

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78. Colling followed, carrying his own luggage, and as they walked beside one another, Jalesow explained that his first name was Georg

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79. ” Colling tossed his luggage into the bed of the truck beside four jerry cans that he guessed held gasoline

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80. Refusing to let Hermann carry his luggage, Colling followed the butler to a bedroom on the second floor

81. Elena Zaletski was true to her word, and not more than a half-hour had passed before she and her two girls were clambering into the wagon with their luggage

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82. The larger pieces of luggage were in the trunk, together with a few bottles of wine and cognac that Hermann insisted that they bring with them, and some tins of caviar and other delicacies

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83. After they had removed their luggage, Colling told Hermann where to take the Mercedes and put it out of sight

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84. Their landlady provided a hand cart on which they loaded their luggage, and with Colling and Hermann pushing it, they walked to the harbor

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85. Within a few minutes, their luggage had been carried down the hatchway, and they had found places for themselves on the tarpaulins that Boroszki’s son had spread over piles of nets in the vessel’s hold

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86. The rest of their party brought their luggage on deck and transferred it onto the wharf

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87. I was as high as airplane luggage and had no idea who it was that was currently speaking to me

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88. the train stopped, Junya looked above the luggage compartment above his head,

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89. The children were sleeping on the luggage

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90. Diana came with a lot of luggage filled with all sorts of stuff

91. arrested after arrival for having bomb-making instructions in his luggage

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92. Luggage falls from overhead as people think they are going to die

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93. destination and collecting his luggage, he leaves the train with-

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94. As I waited in the airport for my luggage to come spinning around the carousel, I

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95. The captain of the yacht said his goodbyes after helping with our luggage and he left us

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96. “Grand, isn’t it?” Ally said after hugging her, referring to the plane “Careful with those!” she added to one of the attendants bringing their luggage

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97. They tossed their luggage in the back seat

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98. Hand luggage containing only the bare essentials would have been more than enough

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99. “I’m so exhausted,” he says as he brings in their luggage

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100. He settled back in his chair and looked up at the luggage rack above our heads