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The all-Americas turkey
Most of us think of the turkey as an all-American bird, but few of us appreciate how deeply American it is or what a convoluted journey it took to our holiday tables.
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A Gizmo holiday
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BY JONATHAN TAKIFF,
takiffj@phillynews.com,
11/25/2002 11:52 AM PST)
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Gadgets on the go: Give trip takers gifts that travel well
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BY MIKE WENDLANDAND HEATHER NEWMAN,
FREE PRESS COLUMNISTS,
11/25/2002 10:29 AM PST)
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Have yourself a merry little Christmas read (or two, or three)
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By LEZLIE PATTERSON,
Columnist,
11/25/2002 07:19 AM PST)
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Thanksgiving 2002: degrees of difficulty
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By Aleta Watson,
Mercury News,
11/22/2002 09:24 AM PST)
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Hollywood's holiday, from dysfunction to cheers
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BY ROBERT W. BUTLER,
Knight Ridder Newspapers,
11/22/2002 11:29 AM PST)
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Something to be thankful for: It comes only once a year
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11/22/2002 07:01 AM PST)
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How to decorate with your kids
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By Kim Boatman,
Mercury News,
11/22/2002 09:58 AM PST)
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New List Ranks U.S. Turkey Producers' Cleanliness
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BY TODD ZWILLICH,
Reuters,
11/22/2002 07:10 AM PST)
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Traditions make the day - not the meal
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By LEZLIE PATTERSON,
Columnist,
11/21/2002 07:30 AM PST)
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Turkey chemical may lift mood, researchers say
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From Herald Wire Services,
11/21/2002 07:40 AM PST)
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Lucia Herndon | Thanksgiving is 'late'? Be grateful
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By Lucia Herndon,
Inquirer Columnist,
11/21/2002 07:56 AM PST)
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Make a turkey they'll gobble up
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By Marilynn Marter,
Inquirer Food Writer,
11/20/2002 08:08 AM PST)
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Rick Nichols | Feasts untouched by human hands
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By Rick Nichols,
Inquirer Columnist,
11/20/2002 08:10 AM PST)
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Marilyn Marter | Help for turkey-challenged cook just a phone call away
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By Marilynn Marter,
Inquirer Columnist,
11/20/2002 08:10 AM PST)
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Deborah Scoblionkov | Wine is fine, but cider is more fitting
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By Deborah Scoblionkov,
Inquirer Columnist,
11/20/2002 08:11 AM PST)
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Bridal bargains
To the bride-to-be awaiting a summer marriage, the national average cost of a wedding, with 175 guests and a sit-down dinner, is $20,000. But it is possible to cut the price of a wedding without sacrificing quality.
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