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How to Get Rid of Smells in a House From Previous Owners: Quick Fixes

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By Craig Donofrio
| Realtor.com Verified
Help! Your new house smells bad? When homeowners sell their property and move out, it's customary that they're contractually obligated to leave the premises "broom clean," but there can sometimes be lingering odors in the air and carpets. If you’ve just moved in to find an odor you hadn’t noticed before, don’t panic. There are plenty of ways find the source and eliminate smells.
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25 Closed Businesses We Desperately Miss (Even After All These Years)

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By Craig Donofrio
| Aol Verified
After retail stores like Forever 21 and Payless ShoeSource filed for bankruptcy a few years ago, it reminded us of all the fantastic (and not-so-fantastic) retail outlets and companies that used to dot the national landscape throughout the years. From defunct department stores and bankrupted toy companies to fizzled-out electronic retailers, these 25 companies are the ones people miss the most — and how they’re reminiscing about them on the internet.
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The Robot Dog That Adapts to Terrain Like Real Animals Do

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By Craig Donofrio
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A four-legged robot now walks like a living, breathing creature—no rehearsals, no manual tweaks. Researchers at the University of Leeds designed it to move, react, and adapt entirely on its own. Instead of modeling it after machines, they drew inspiration from nature. Dogs, cats, and horses became the foundation, offering their instinctive ability to shift stride and stay balanced. This goes beyond basic movement. The robot responds to rough, unpredictable terrain without waiting for human direction.
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