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TRAVEL – WHY FALL IS THE PERFECT TIME TO SPEND A WEEKEND IN MAINE | INSIDEHOOK
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WORKLIFE – WORKING FROM HOME SAVES YOU MONEY—THIS ONLINE CALCULATOR TELLS YOU EXACTLY HOW MUCH | MENTAL FLOSS
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GEAR – TWO-STORY HAMMOCK TENT LIFTS GLAMPING OFF THE GROUND (OR WATER) | NEW ATLAS
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SCIENCE – HOW DO WE KNOW THAT BIRDS ARE REAL? | POPULAR SCIENCE
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MONEY – WHY RICH PEOPLE DRIVE CHEAP CARS, AND WHY YOU SHOULD TOO | THE PENNY HOARDER
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BOOKS – THE 40 BEST BOOK SERIES TO HAVE ON YOUR BOOKSHELF IN 2022 | READER’S DIGEST
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WELLNESS – THE ABSOLUTE BEST YOGA POSES TO PRACTICE AFTER SITTING ALL DAY | OUTSIDE ONLINE
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FILM & TV – THE 25 BEST WHODUNIT FILMS | YARDBARKER
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TECHNOLOGY – BUYING A NEW SMARTWATCH? ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS FIRST | CNET
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