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- Hello sir. May I have your and passport, please?

- Sure, here they are. By the way, what is the allowance?

- 25 kilograms, sir. Oh, I see you are going to Paris! I'm sorry, but the flight has been . It will depart at 10 p.m. instead of 8 p.m.

- Really? How come? I specifically Air Special because you're always on time!

- I know, sir, but the problem is with the airport. There is a security issue in B (nom des grands ensembles comme les départs et les arrivées), so we had to move everything here.

- OK, I understand. What do I have to go to now?

- Number 50. It is at the very end on your left, after the security check. You'll see the arrivals and screens right in front of it.

- All right. By the way, could I please have a seat? I like looking at the sky and the clouds.

- Sure, here we are. Here is your passport, and here is your .

- Thank you! I hope the will be as pleasant as you are. ;)

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