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Unfortunately, the war in Iraq, an anemic economy, and slow consumer spending due to higher unemployment all conspired to dampen the success of William Young’s

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After five years of dreaming of buying a home, Andre and Yanira Eames thought they had finally found a way to end the cycle of

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I keep getting harassing phone calls from a creditor who is looking for my mother. She does not live with me and has never lived

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Late last year, printer giant Lexmark International set off legal fireworks. The Lexington, Kentucky-based company accused BY: Static Control Components (SCC) of violating the Digital