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luggage

noun as in bag, suitcase

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There, travelers get full lounge amenities and can check their luggage, get a boarding pass and clear security and customs privately.

The drugs are also moved into the U.S. hidden in luggage, in freight trucks hauling other goods and through border tunnels.

Tourists stranded at the airport, some sleeping on the floor among their luggage, said they had no communication and were running low on cash as card transactions were not working.

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Canadians also upped their spending at general merchandise retailers in August and were also shopping for clothing, accessories, jewelry, luggage and leather goods.

The Ukrainians descended the steps, to be met with a low-key American greeting, and with their optimism, like a piece of waylaid luggage, lost somewhere en route.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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