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September 26th, 2006, 12:40 AM
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So what do I do now with my new non-liquid carry-ons?
Obviously, I'll carry them and use them; but they weren't my first
choices of brands and types. Oh, well, maybe I'll learn to love: tooth powder, stick deodorant, stick facial makeup, stick sunscreen, pocketpack oral strips.... And the big box of dehydrated water. C.C. 
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