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First, I'm waiting at the airport for Daniel and Tuck to arrive for the wedding. I look at the time and it's suppose to be their in 5 minutes and then I wait 5 minutes for the Flight 116 to arrive. When the 5 minutes went by Flight 116 wasn't their yet so I'm wondering what has happened. Then I look at the arrival time for Flight 116 and the time has gone back up and then I realize that Flight 116 could be delayed. I found out the answer when someone came on the loudspeaker and says that Flight 116 is

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