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When Your Cup Is Empty, And You’re Still Using The Coffee Shop’s Wi-Fi [The Question]

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By Beth Dalbey Verified
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The coffee shop has become the unofficial office for people who work remotely, freelance between gigs or simply need to escape the four walls of home. For the price of a coffee drink and maybe a snack, they get free Wi-Fi and distance from piles of laundry and other distractions at home. This really isn’t a new phenomenon.
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Listeria, Burns, Choking Hazards And Flying Roof Racks: Recall Roundup

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By Beth Dalbey Verified
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Listeria concerns are behind a pair of recent recalls, including one for an item used in fancy appetizers, high-end charcuterie boards and classic Italian dishes. Also, multiple lots of hand soap have been recalled because they may be contaminated with bacteria; dozens of people were burned while using electric blankets or heating pads; and a frozen treat may contain something hard and unchewable among the cashew pieces.
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One Nasty Political Yard Sign Can Change How A Whole Neighborhood Feels: Block Talk

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By Beth Dalbey Verified
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If you hadn’t noticed, America has entered “political silly season,” the breathless final stretch before the midterms when candidates scramble for votes, and the rhetoric gets louder, the elbows sharper and the stunts harder to ignore. The signs are clear as day. And some of them are not so nice.
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