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The former US president Bill Clinton didn't win many friends in 1993 when he decided to have a haircut onboard the presidential plane, Air Force One. The only problem was that it was still on the tarmac at Los Angeles airport, and two runways had to be shut down to accommodate his trim at the hands of a Beverly Hills stylist.
Later research showed that his grooming demands didn't delay flights at LAX - it was a quiet period and planes were simply switched to the other two runways - but the onboard snip didn't do Clinton any favours when the press got hold of the story.
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