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Do you people even know any women? Wake me up when you have sex with a woman. There is no problem with access to birth control in America. You're unhinged, please stop. That joke was considered crude in the 1950s. By today's standards it's almost...
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Ruth to the Rescue unit is always looking for ways to help you save money. Take a look at these energy savers we found in Reader's Digest. Some are common sense, but some might surprise you. See how much you can save with some of these small changes in...
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This photo, dated Dec 16, 2003 shows Dimitar "Dimi" Panitza, Bulgarian journalist and a former editor at Reader's Digest. Family and friends said Panitza died Friday July 29 2011 in Paris "after a long illness," the BTA news agency reported. Born in... View Photo »
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Well if you read about it in the Reader's Digest, then it must be true.
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THE 2011 Reader's Digest trust survey, politicians came in with a ranking of 44, only slightly ahead of last-placed telemarketers, ranked 45. If you want reasons why politicians are not trusted you need look no further than the new health insurance...
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San Diego writer Jim Ruland was among 6,652 people who entered, and this week his "Homeward Bound" story was announced as the grand prize winner. His award: $25,000. (Or, as he likes to put it, "That's approximately $167 a word!") Here's how his story...
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1962/63 city budget; 1962 State Fair Premium book. Car brochures and magazines: Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge, Cadillac, Pontiac, Jeep, Chrysler, October Auto Fleet, Speed & Custom, Motor Trend, and Popular Mechanics. Prescott Centennian scroll and 50 ceremony...
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FILE- This Thursday, April 7, 2011 file photo shows Rachael Ray at the Food Banks Can Do Awards gala in New York. The parent company of Reader's Digest is working on a deal to sell Rachael Ray's cooking magazine Every Day with Rachael Ray to Meredith... View Photo »
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The We Hear You America campaign is about giving back to the people and towns that have meant so much to Reader's Digest over the years. Cities, towns, and villages across our country continue to face economic challenges. Reader's Digest is bringing back We Hear You America to help these communities get...
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Crossing owner Summit/Greenfield's state lawsuit against the town tossed out. The motion to dismiss was filed on Feb. 2 for the White Plains state supreme court building. In it, the town's lawyers, John Walsh and Paul Svensson, argue that...
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Ever since I was a little girl, I've loved art. When I was a child, Reader's Digest, which came to our house, always had an art print on the back cover. I routinely cut these out and hung them on my bedroom walls in plastic sleeves. We didn't have...
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FILE- This Thursday, April 7, 2011 file photo shows Rachael Ray at the Food Banks Can Do Awards gala in New York. The parent company of Reader's Digest is working on a deal to sell Rachael Ray's cooking magazine Every Day with Rachael Ray to Meredith Corp. , publisher of Better Homes...
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FILE- This Thursday, April 7, 2011 file photo shows Rachael Ray at the Food Banks Can Do Awards gala in New York. The parent company of Reader's Digest is working on a deal to sell Rachael Ray's cooking magazine Every Day with Rachael Ray to Meredith Corp. , publisher of Better Homes...
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