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Following reporter Serdar Tumgoren's series, we call on District

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Here's a quick question. Why should you act to reduce the amount of junk mail sent to your home? It's the trees. If you care about trees then you should care about reducing junk mail. The average American home receives 1.5 trees in their mailbox in the form of unsolicited mail every year. That adds up to over 100 million trees cut down and over 28 billion gallons of water consumed to produce one year's worth of this country's junk mail.

It's looking pretty likely that the San Jose Earthquakes will

Buyers today are forced to make quick decisions, offer more than the list price and are often asked to waive or amend some of the normal contractual protections.

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