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Insuring Against Flood Damage (NAPSA)—While most home- owners are insured againstfire, wind and storm damage, many are not protected against the most common natural disaster in the United States: … more

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Maintaining America's Affordable Energy Source

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The Search For Self

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Play's The Way Babies Learn Best

Play’s The Way Babies Learn Best (NAPSA)—Learning is not just child’s play—but it can be. From earliest infancy, play is the way children naturally learn and explore the world around them. A … more

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Most Women Not Confident Car Buyers

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Remodeling Cuts Energy Costs

(NAPSA)—Fall is home improvement season and a great time to think about making improvements that will save moneyall year long. Leaky ducts, drafty windows and aging heating or cooling equipmentall … more

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Managing "Mealtime Multitasking"

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Tips For More Enjoyable Vacations

e072 om By Land, Air or Sea: Tips for More Enjoyable Vacations By Julia Ryan (NAPSA)—Here are someprac- tical and affordable ideas that can help make your next vacation more enjoyable. Q: Is there … more

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"Early Detection Saves Lives"

Simple Yet Powerful: “Early Detection Saves Lives” (NAPSA)—For 20 years, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM)has been educating women about breast cancer detection, diagnosis and … more

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Cutting Prescription Drug Costs

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Platinum Rocks This Holiday Season

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Bridging The Worlds Of Art And Science

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Video Game Ratings Make Holiday Shopping Easier

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Electric Turkey Fryers Gobbled Up For The Holidays

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A Prescription For Health For The Uninsured

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Education Secretary Urges Schools Not To Cut Arts Programs

Education Sec’y Urges Schools Not To Cut Arts Programs (NAPSA)—Education Secretary Rod Paige is encouraging school districts to let the music play. In a letter to America’s 16,000 school … more

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