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     Home insurance companies may use aerial images to drop policies

     San Jose Mercury News· 4 days ago

     Insurance companies may check photos of your home before deciding whether to renew your policy.

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     Steelers' Arthur Smith, Eagles' Kellen Moore and Seahawks' Ryan Grubb are among intriguing...

     WSB Radio· 4 days ago

     The NFL has long stood for “Not For Long,” and that applies to just about every part of a team’s...

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     I visited the happiest country in the world for the ultimate city break

     Daily Express· 3 days ago

     Finland is famous for many things; having the world's best education system and the cleanest air, as...

4. • Retro Cereals We Loved as Kids (and Wish They'd Bring Back Already)

     AOL· 5 days ago

     Cereal has had a spot at the breakfast table for decades, but longtime favorites such as Cheerios and Frosted Flakes are the exception, not the rule. There is good news, though: General Mills ...

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     Richard Kyte: We can fix the housing problem one community at a time

     York News-Times· 5 days ago

     The second conversation took place last week at a groundbreaking ceremony for a new $16 million...

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     Destructive worms threaten local gardens, forests - Addison Independent

     The Addison County Independent· 4 days ago

     ASIAN JUMPING WORMS, shown here as juveniles at a recent talk in Middlebury, can pose a significant...

7. • LZ Granderson: The NCAA's dilemma about trans athletes shouldn't be that hard of a call

     Greensboro News & Record· 5 days ago

     The National Collegiate Athletic Association is under pressure to draft an impossible piece of policy: a stance on transgender athletes that makes progressives and conservatives happy. The best ...

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     A Super Bowl Run Is Now or Never For These 5 NFL Teams

     GiveMeSport· 5 days ago

     Each year, there's a select group of contenders in the NFL, but that ability to contend is built,...

9. • Steve Mann: Left in shock and confusion by electric rate changes?

     Lodi News-Sentinel· 3 days ago

     There may be a fair amount of confusion over the new state law that imposes income-based electric rate tiers with flat rates. Assembly bill 205 only applies to investor-owned utilities like ...