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Buyer beware: Major stores may mislead with ‘sales’
We all love a good sale, and when you see that sign — 20 percent off, 30 percent off, 50 percent off — you assume you're getting a deal.
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Retiring principal: Flash mob ‘meant everything’
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Fallon, Pitt share a ‘double yodel’ on rooftops
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‘Adulting’: How to navigate the complicated grown-up realm
Springing off of her popular blog, Kelly Williams Brown provides a handy and hilarious guide to credibly behaving like a fully formed, mature individual in "Adulting." Here's an excerpt.
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Study: Men can’t have it all either
video A new survey shows men spend almost three times as much time with their children and twice as much time doing chores as their fathers. Many men are reporting the same pressure to “have it all” as women.
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How to get anyone to like you instantly
video Simple body language can speak louder than words. Janine Driver, president of the Body Language Institute, explains how to act to get people to like you right away.
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New film alleges Flight 800 crash was not accidental
video After the NTSB ruled that an electrical short caused TWA Flight 800 to crash in Long Island in 1996, killing all its passengers, six members of the investigative teams are coming forward in a new documentary.
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Obesity is a disease, doctors’ group says
The American Medical Association officially designated obesity as a disease on Tuesday – a disease that requires medical treatment and prevention.
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Working from home? Boss may still be watching
Even if you are thousands of miles away from the office and wearing your pajamas, your boss could still be watching you just as closely as if you were sitting in the next cubicle over.
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Toddler maimed in mower mishap walks with new legs
Donning a Superman cape, the 2-year-old who lost both her lower legs in a lawn mower accident in April got to try out a pair of artificial limbs Monday. "I want to take my legs home," she declared.
