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Who Are Your Top Automated Shades Sales Prospects?

Here are seven types of potential customers whose lifestyles are connecting with automated shades features and benefits.

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Alarming Surge of Colon Cancer Among Young Adults, Despite Overall Decline: 4 Early Signs That Should Not be Ignored

Cancer risk increases with age, but colon cancer, the 4th most common in the US, is an exception. Learn the very early signs are ways to protect yourself.

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Cath Lab Garbage: What Are We Going to Do About It?

Aghast at the sheer volume of plastic waste and packaging after a simple PCI, Richard Bogle wants companies to find real solutions.

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Only gifts Pakistan s rulers left in Toshakhana were 9 books; everything else taken away: Government Report

The 466-page record of Toshakhana from 2002 to 2023 has been released on the Cabinet Division website. According to it, Pervez Musharraf, Shaukat Aziz, Yousuf R

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French people ready for saving energy amid shortage fears: survey

PARIS, Aug. 30 (Xinhua) Nearly six out of ten French people are ready to make an effort to save energy, French daily news channel BFM TV reported on Tuesday,

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