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Tourism agency apologizes after sexualizing Canadian city’s name
Experience Regina, a Canadian tourism organization, apologized after city residents complained it used insensitive slogans.
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You asked: I’m stuck in the middle seat. How do I reclaim the armrests?
By The Way Concierge tackles how to win a battle of the armrest.
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TSA settles the score: Peanut butter is a liquid
Crunchy or smooth, you better pack it in your checked bag if it's more than 3.4 ounces.
