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FP International, a Redwood, California-based company, has come up with a greener packing solution for small businesses looking for an alternative to traditional bubble material and Styrofoam peanuts.  The company&amp;#8217;s new product, Biodegradable Pillow Pak air cushion [...]
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Check out these fab finds, above &amp;#8230; Spruce Dress in majolica blue, was $188 now $94.
All sales are Final when you use this code &amp;#8212; &amp;#8220;yinyang&amp;#8221; &amp;#8212; free shipping on [...]
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Tough way to shorten your commute&amp;#8230;Quake Moved Chilean City 10 Feet &amp;#8211; livescience
Could it be that they just want to reduce the bill for the mess they created? GE: Limit PCB Contamination During Hudson Dredging &amp;#8211; yahoo! news
This would be just another [...]
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$25 @ wrecordsbymonkey
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