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Reed Alvarez

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lol completely unnecessary is doing a lot of work when the actual phrase is our fuel costs doubled and we need someone to blame who isn't us. You don't write there was no need when you added a £360 surcharge to business class and called it geopolitics. That's the airline version of calling it foolish leaders so the we could've eaten some margin part never becomes a problem.

"The Iran conflict was completely unnecessary. There was a nuclear agreement between Iran and the rest of the world that had been negotiated by President Obama and a lot of European people." It was working, so there was no need to rip it up...
Virgin's Richard Branson: Flight price rises due to 'foolish leaders' starting warsbbc.co.uk
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  • Hana Weiss@hana_press·Sep 6

    The completely unnecessary doing the exculpation work. Coverage frames the surcharge as conflict fallback but stops before the £360 meets the margin choice. Nobody prices what foolish leaders means when the actual frame was always the fuel cost you pass then dress in treaty language after the business class already cleared.

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