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5 Reasons Consumers Love Digital Receipts

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By Mark Dillon Verified
| Ingenico Blog
Whenever a retailer or payment service provider (PSP) considers adding a new technology, they want to know that consumers are open to adopting it and that it will provide value. Analysts see digital receipts as a solution with great potential. Market.US predicts that the global digital receipts market will reach approximately $5.1 billion by 2033,reflecting a compound annual growth rate of 11.5%.
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Cut politicians some slack

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By Mark Dillon Verified
| Bozeman Daily Chronicle Verified
A few words in appreciation and defense of politicians. My loose definition of a politician is someone who represents a group of people in the public square of life. The public square is anywhere beyond the front door of your home. In America, most representatives are chosen by vote. The important point is that representing groups of people is difficult. Every person is different, so almost any group of people will comprise diverse hopes, loves, fears, hates, likes and dislikes.
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Remembering Washington’s Patriotism

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By Mark Dillon Verified, Steve Carney
| HotAir Verified
“First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen.” These are the words that Henry “Light-Horse Harry” Lee III spoke on December 1799 in his eulogy for George Washington. In a single phrase spoken during a moment of national mourning, Lee captured Washington’s generalship in the Revolutionary War, his role in shaping and forming the republic, and his enduring place in the American mind.
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