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But What If You Can't Afford To Stay Home?
H1N1: Why Do Schools Close, And When Do They Open?
H1N1 flu: confirmed case counts
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The Far Right's First 100 Days: Shifting Into Overdrive
You don't need to eat a veggie burger to be grossed out by poo lagoons
The Top 5 highest and lowest priced Boston condos sold in April
Recast (ARM loans)
The cost of wind, the price of wind, the value of wind
Faith In Teaching is A Paper Nonprofit
A Reader Asks... (about Andrew Sullivan)
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Over at DailyKos, DemfromCT has an excellent post explaining why it may be beneficial for schools to close temporarily, even if they only have one confirmed case of swine influenza: H1N1: Why Do Schools Close, And When Do They Open?
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