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EU airports are reverting to the previous rules about what types of things need to be taken out of your carry-on for inspection when you pass through security.
All airports in EU countries are affected, as are some airports in the UK (including Heathrow , Gatwick , Stansted, and Manchester ) and airports in Iceland , Switzerland , Liechtenstein , and Norway .
All liquids should be inside containers no bigger than 100 milliliters ( 3.4 liquid ounces ).
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