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Friday, 22 December, 2000, 04:44 GMT
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Christmas travel 'nightmare'
Eight million passengers are told to expect delays as train companies try to cope with the annual Christmas getaway.
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 | AA spokesman, David Marsh: "Make sure you car is up to the journey"  real 28k
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| The Association of Train Operating Companies spokeswoman, Dr Elizabeth Haywood: "You should book if you can"  real 28k
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Christmas travel 'nightmare'
Eight million passengers are told to expect delays as train companies try to cope with the annual Christmas getaway.
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Also:
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| AA spokesman, David Marsh: "Make sure you car is up to the journey" real 28k
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| The Association of Train Operating Companies spokeswoman, Dr Elizabeth Haywood: "You should book if you can" real 28k
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