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I traveled abroad for 2 weeks with only a carry-on and a personal item. Here's what worked — and what I wish I'd left behind.

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I traveled abroad for 2 weeks with only a carry-on and a personal item. Here's what worked — and what I wish I'd left behind. While traveling abroad for two weeks, I was so glad I packed a worldwide adapter and wired headphones. There are other items I wish I'd left at home.

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