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True name fraud difficult to repair

Anyone with a decent credit history fears having his or her good name tarnished. We hear stories of other people’s credit problems finding their way onto our credit reports. We’re familiar with data breaches that expose our private details to ...

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Zombies on the march in Minnesota

Of course! It all makes perfect sense now. The zombie vote. That explains how Al Franken was elected Minnesota’s newest U.S. senator. I mean, you have the dead dead voting in Chicago. Why not the living dead voting in the ...

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Bad risks make good business?

Sometimes I am easily confused. For instance, our most recent financial debacle as a country was in part attributed to the collapse of the U.S. housing market and the massive number of people who suddenly defaulted on their mortgage payments. ...

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