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What item do 22 percent of people take when they travel?
Here are answers from contributors:MatchesTickets, clothes, suitcases, money, camera, etc.I think they would take clothes, Money, Tickets, Toiletries, nightwear, etc
How many suitcases are you allowed?
The number of suitcases allowed typically depends on the airline and your ticket class. Most airlines permit one or two checked bags for free, while additional bags may incur fees. Carry-on luggage policies also vary, generally allowing one bag and a personal item. It's best to check your specific airline's guidelines before your trip.
How many suitcases can take on board?
The number of suitcases you can take on board typically depends on the airline's baggage policy and the type of ticket you've purchased. Most airlines allow one carry-on bag and one personal item for free, while checked luggage policies vary. It's best to check the specific airline's website for detailed information on baggage allowances before your flight.
Is it haram to purchase an item even though you will return it?
If you purchase an item then you buy it. If you steal an item than yes. Why would you buy an item and then return it if you don't want to have it. It would be a waste.
How much is 7g of the specified item?
7g of the specified item would be equivalent to 7 grams of that item.
What is the basic harness item to move a horse?
the correct item would be a halter. :-)
Is Deposit a monetary or non monetary item?
i would think it is a monetary item.
What is endless in the world?
one sky than 2 item is in the world what is that ?
Would anyone be interested in buying collector item Jim Reeves welcome to my world the essential Jim Reeves collection email cablueeyesverizon.net?
No
What is the world's most selling item?
Clothes
What is the cheapest item produced in the world?
Manure.
What is somenthing valuable to you but worthless to someone else?
The item in question would be an item of sentimental value so that is my answer. An Item of sentimental value.
