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<title>Top 4 Reasons Being Organized Saves Money! by Shannon McGinnis</title>
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<description>1.     You can sell the things you no longer need to cash in on what you have!   Once you realize all the extra things that you have in your home or office that you really don&#39;t need, you could consider sending products back for a refund, having a yard sale, selling items online, or getting a tax break on your itemized donations.  Eliminating the extra stuff in your life will be worth it once you realize the value of all the superfluous items that have been crowding your space&#9786;.   2.  ...</description>
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<title>Duplicates of the Same Item by Shannon McGinnis</title>
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<pubDate>Thu, 20 Nov 2008 11:00:00 EST</pubDate>
<description>Do you have more than 2 or 3 pairs of scissors in your home or office? How many pairs of black pants do you own? Do you really need that many?  Whether its clothes, coats, books, crafts, or sports equipment, evaluate what you need versus what you have and determine if some of the extras can be donated, sold, or given away.  Less stuff offers you more space in your home, closets and ...</description>
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