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		<title>How much weight can my travel backpack hold?</title>
		<description>The weight that backpacks can hold depends on
the type of the backpack and its
manufacturing company. However there are
provided approximations given by some real
users of the different types of backpacks.
Although the user itself should make the
necessary effort to solve this weight holds
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		<title>How can I keep my luggage from smelling?</title>
		<description>Because the inside of luggage is enclosed and
is often stored in a cool, damp place, it can
get a musty odor.  If you want to keep your
luggage from getting that nasty musty smell
when you are not using it, put a fresh dryer
sheet in your luggage before storing it.  You
may even consider keepi</description>
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