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Selling gold jewelry and other items can be a shark tank for the uninitiated, so enter it with caution.
Industry observers and music fans say mistakes overwhelmed low prices.
A survey shows that banks are still lugging in big bucks off our mistakes. It doesn't have to be that way, but it is up to you.
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Youngsters who would otherwise be barred from borrowing books can work off their late fines by reading more.
It seems unlikely, but here are some proposals that might keep that from happening if the US defaults -- and some things to do if it does.
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