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Marine Creature Puzzle Clues Reveal Mixed Wordplay
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Pipe Sellers Fight Back Amid Revenue Losses
The Kaywoodie Co. chief Morris Levinson, Yale Law School graduate, leads a campaign to revive pipe tobacco sales as cigarette ads dominate. He notes pipe makers aim for about $24 million this year, pushing health themed marketing to guard throats. About 120 pipe clubs exist, with women buyers rising in gifts and clubs.
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Medal of Honor winner wounded in Korean action
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ROKs Man American Tanks for First Time
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Stiffen shirts with layered starch plan
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