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The traveler photographs the suitcase only after it goes missing.
The traveler avoids taking any picture of the suitcase.
The traveler photographs the suitcase before the trip to identify it more easily.
The traveler photographs the suitcase so the airline can choose its contents.
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The agent asks whether the suitcase was expensive.
The agent asks whether the traveler packed only clothes.
The agent asks whether there were fragile items in the luggage.
The agent asks whether the luggage belonged to another passenger.
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If the suitcase arrived tomorrow, it could only stay at the airport.
If the suitcase arrived tomorrow, it would have to return to the origin.
If the suitcase arrived tomorrow, it could be delivered to a different address.
If the suitcase arrived tomorrow, the traveler would need to buy another suitcase.
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The traveler throws away receipts for necessary purchases.
The traveler keeps receipts only for airline tickets.
The traveler keeps receipts for basic items he needs to buy.
The traveler keeps receipts because the suitcase has already been found.
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The airline declares the luggage lost without searching anywhere.
The airline checks only the departure gate before closing the case.
The airline will check several areas before declaring the luggage lost.
The airline waits for the traveler to search every area alone.
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Only the suitcase color can help identify it.
An unusual detail is less useful than giving no description.
An unusual detail can help more than mentioning only the color.
An unusual detail matters only after the suitcase is delivered.
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The traveler prefers phone calls and does not want messages.
The traveler wants updates only by postal mail.
The traveler prefers receiving updates by message instead of phone calls.
The traveler prefers checking for updates without being contacted.
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If he changed hotels, the delivery address would update automatically.
If he changed hotels, the suitcase could no longer be delivered.
If he changed hotels, he would need to update the delivery address.
If he changed hotels, he would have to cancel the baggage report.
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The agent promises immediate delivery as soon as a report is opened.
The agent says a report guarantees the suitcase is already located.
The agent clarifies that opening a report does not guarantee immediate delivery.
The agent explains that reports are only created after delivery.
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If the suitcase is found, checking for damage is unnecessary.
The traveler should inspect damage only before the suitcase is found.
Even if the suitcase is found, it is wise to check whether it was damaged in transit.
Finding the suitcase proves that it cannot have been damaged.