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Firms Compete to Give Free Advice on Retirement Communities

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By Mark A. Stein Verified
| Next Avenue Verified
'Placement agents' help people find suitable retirement communities at no charge – at least, not to their clients Cecile Roberfroid-Klur was thrilled when her widowed father, Andre, said he wanted to move from Annemasse, France, where he and his wife had lived for more than two decades, to Rye, New York, to be near Cecile and her family.
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One of the World’s Largest Stegosaurus Skeletons Was Moved. Twice.

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By Mark A. Stein Verified
| The Virgin Islands Daily News Verified
Arranging suitable accommodations for an unexpected visitor can be a challenge, especially when the guest is 11 feet tall and 27 feet long. The American Museum of Natural History has done it twice in less than a year for one of the world’s largest and most complete stegosaurus skeletons. The skeleton, aptly named Apex, is on loan to the museum. It includes about 80% of the dinosaur’s estimated 320 fossilized bones.
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One of the World's Largest Stegosaurus Skeletons Was Moved. Twice.

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By Mark A. Stein Verified
| Breaking One
Arranging suitable accommodations for an unexpected visitor can be a challenge, especially when the guest is 11 feet tall and 27 feet long. The American Museum of Natural History has done it twice in less than a year for one of the world's largest and most complete stegosaurus skeletons. The skeleton, aptly named Apex, is on loan to the museum. It includes about 80% of the dinosaur's estimated 320 fossilized bones.
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