One way to decrease the amount of time spent checking carry-on baggage would be for airlines to allow more checked baggage without additional fees.

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Except that the banks knew they had to leave some teeth in the bill, and knowing that would be one change coming, they have already begun charging fees for previously free services, like free-checking and free online bill-paying, to make up the difference.

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Checking in to my modest (Ikea-style small single beds with one pillow) digs for the week, I saw the same odd mix European skiers happily drinking their lagers, next to men and women (mostly men) busily reading their papers and typing on their computers in the only area of the hotel with internet.

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