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		<title>Were you really talking to me? Thoughts on AA&#039;s Bag Fee Communications</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Background: The airline industry is having an extremely rough time. Sorry I don&#8217;t have anything over the top to share here. Fuel prices are really high, so airlines are turning the costs back on the customers in an attempt to avoid taking too hard of a financial beating. It&#8217;s sad, but it&#8217;s that simple. American [...]]]></description>
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