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And what's wrong with having a fire in your chimney?
Having a fire in a plane is a situation all pilots dread.
Last Christmas I was alone in my kitchen, the fire lit – I love having a fire in the kitchen.
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"It's somewhat ironic to say that having a fire in your fireplace can actually force your furnace to work harder," Mr. Wilson said.
"This enclosure keeps us from ever having a fire in the beginning," Mike Sinnett, the 787's chief engineer, said during a news conference in Japan along with Ray Conner, the president and chief executive of Boeing's commercial airplane division.
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