... B747 seating densities, and in particular that of Economy class? Article here: http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,24375172-5005961,00.html This may assist you http://www.qantas.com.au/info/flying/A380/index Perhaps in a negative sense. For ordinary economy class the blurb talks about "optimising legroom" and "help[ing] you stretch out". It pointedly avoids saying you get any extra. Sylvia.

...still in a state of development, how do you know what it is, and is not capable of? I read the sales blurb like everyone else. And then I look at the numbers that come along with the sales blurb. Then I compare those numbers to numbers in other sales blurbs. Even if the F-35 could be chucked into the air today with a dusting of magic "on-time" dust, it ...

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...still in a state of development, how do you know what it is, and is not capable of? I read the sales blurb like everyone else. And then I look at the numbers that come along with the sales blurb. Then I compare those numbers to numbers in other sales blurbs. Even if the F-35 could be chucked into the air today with a dusting of magic "on-time" dust, it ...

... is still in a state of development, how do you know what it is, and is not capable of? I read the sales blurb like everyone else. And then I look at the numbers that come along with the sales blurb. Then I compare those numbers to numbers in other sales blurbs. Even if the F-35 could be chucked into the air today with a dusting of magic "on-time" dust, it would ...

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...good laugh. I could mention stuff that is not understood which makes his booktitle hilarious, but you should already know this. I am not subscribed to the paid articles but thought you would find this blurb from a legal articles site interesting in context of this thread. I read another article about this this morning (on Huffington I think) but this one is excellent You are flirting with me :) That's ok,...

...good laugh. I could mention stuff that is not understood which makes his booktitle hilarious, but you should already know this. I am not subscribed to the paid articles but thought you would find this blurb from a legal articles site interesting in context of this thread. I read another article about this this morning (on Huffington I think) but this one is excellent You are flirting with me :) That's ok,...

.... It is annoying to try and piece together a work consisting of Part 1, Chapter II, Ep. Three, Story iv, and so on. It has been suggested that in multi-part works starting with a "What has gone before" blurb is a good idea, but RAAC has no official policy on this. If it has been more than a month since the last installment, you may wish to consider it. The common language understood by the vast majority of readers of ...

.... I could mention stuff that is not understood which makes his booktitle hilarious, but you should already know this. I am not subscribed to the paid articles but thought you would find this blurb from a legal articles site interesting in context of this thread. I read another article about this this morning (on Huffington I think) but this one is excellent mk5000 "Wallace wrote about this subject in his brilliant ...