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(1) The other day I had to ride on two different
airlines. Early in the morning I got on a flight
from San Francisco to Detroit. The plane was
luxurious. (2) It had leather seats, a delicious
breakfast, and courteous flight attendants
who took care of our every need. The flight
boarded in the afternoon, however, was quite
a contrast. (3) This plane had only twelve
people, had no flight attendants, and was
littered with newspapers, dirty cups, and
napkins. (4) It is strange how some airlines
can be so different.

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