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themselves to blame for the higher returns. They lured shoppers in with
deals of up to 60 percent off as early as October. Because
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scrimping on themselves during the recession, Americans turned to shopping for themselves.
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The Journal was able to view a copy using a web search
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Salt Lake County Sheriff's OfficeTroy CritchfieldPolice said a womans cry for help
in a post on Facebook helped police rescue her and her disabled
son after being held captive for about five days, Fox 13 reported.On
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she would be dead by morning. Her friends on the site informed
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on any program targeted at teens, nutritionist Rania Batayneh tells Fox411.com.Lovatos beef
was with a joke made about eating disorders on the show Shake
it Up. One of the shows characters joked: "I could just eat
you up, well, if I ate.""It is not a notable character trait
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