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The rest of the solo went well£®And when the concert was over£¬the applause was thunderous£®Renee was the first to hug me£®
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He decided to make as much £¨30£©D as possible£®He hit the ceiling of the baggage hold and shouted at the top of his voice£® £¨31£©A a passenger heard the noise and called a flight attendant£¬who immediately informed the pilot£® £¨32£©C the captain understood what was happening£¬he ordered hot air to be pumped into the hold£®
When the plane arrived at Dubai International Airport£¬an ambulance was waiting to take a very £¨33£©D and frightened Mr Vreede to hospital£® £¨34£©C examined him£¬but he was unhurt and was allowed to leave after a few hours £¨35£©Bspread quickly about this"stowaway"£®The managing Director of one of Dubai's top hotels offered him a free room for the weekend£®"He must have wanted to come to Dubai very much if he was prepared to travel in the hold!"£¨36£©A the MD£®
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