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    Here are the top 10 most common items to lose in an Uber and how to replace what you've lost on the cheap. Plus, we would be remiss not to mention some ways to better keep track of your belongings.

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    Losing a phone can be stressful, but travelers can take steps to protect their information and potentially get their devices back. Lost your cell phone on vacation? Here's what to do next