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Massie says whatever the result of theMassachusetts Democratic gubernatorial primary, hefeels confident he could work with the otherperson on the ticket...
...door. If I go first class to Paris, I can bring a companion along free -- so long as she has the same itinerary. Having the same itinerary will probably mean the end of our friendship, but the offer does ensure that if I spend $6,846 on a ticket that would otherwise cost $768, I can get another ticket (for which I would have had to pay $768) for nothing. If I make five round trips to Taipei, a city I have always tried to avoid, I can go again -- to Taipei -- free of charge...
...however, I spend all my free hours -- and cash -- hunting down old boarding passes, ticket receipts and hotel vouchers. If ever I do get a free ticket through the mail, I have no time to use it (because I am always flying) -- and, in any case, don't want to use a ticket that will give me no miles. More and more companies, besides, have got in on the act, so that soon, I suspect, I'll be earning miles from using the same brand of diaper, from walking or talking or not going by air (but charging long-distance...
...could get by attending Frequent Flyer support groups around the globe -- or the five miles I could earn by transmitting this article to the office on my modem. Mostly I'm to be found saying, "Come on. It's easy, it's free, and you can earn free tickets. They say this guy Faust never paid for a ticket in his life...
...official" party, thrown by the Samuel Goldwyn Co. to celebrate the premiere of its film Golden Gate, was noisy and crowded and located in one of the area's poshest ski lodges. But as usual, the serious action didn't begin until later, at the unofficial afterparties. The hot ticket that night at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah (pop. 4,468), was a bash thrown in a rented condo by the William Morris talent agency and 20th Century-Fox. Actually, invitations were hardly needed; anybody who could find a parking spot on the clogged, snow-packed streets...