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Having Top-Notch Manners Will Distinguish You

Malcolm Levene | Posted 07.01.2012 | Healthy Living
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Malcolm Levene

To some, having good manners is akin to a "foreign language" in that they are not used to expressing gratitude, giving thanks and being polite.

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Cops: Polite Burglar Offers To Repair Broken Screen

AP | Posted 11.15.2011 | Weird News
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VINELAND, N.J. -- Authorities say a burglar offered to repair the screen that he damaged breaking into a New Jersey home after he was confronted by th...

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Customer Service Etiquette: How to Keep Your Customers Happy

Lisa Mirza Grotts | Posted 05.25.2011 | Style
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Lisa Mirza Grotts

These days, promotions galore are getting customers in the door, but are they repeat customers? Making a customer happy is not always easy, so what can we do to help?

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Post Earthquake, Some Nasty Voices On Battered Haiti

Joseph B. Treaster | Posted 05.25.2011 | World
Read More: Support, Respectful, Killing, Human, Poverty, Insensitive, Empathy, Money, Uncharitable, Knight Foundation, Aid, Knight Center for International Media, Flooding, Earthquake, University of Miami, Disaster, Facebook, Haiti, Trees, Social Media, Derogatory, Firewood, Heart, Mean, Behavior, Nature, Deforestation, Topsoil, Polite, Landscape, Molly Gordy, Contributions, World News
Joseph B. Treaster

Most of the country's trees had long since been chopped down for firewood. Much of the topsoil had washed away and when the rain got heavy, the bare hills and mountains became launch pads for floods.

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