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BUGS BE GONE.(Brief Article)

Publication: USA Today (Magazine)

Publication Date: 01-JUL-01
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COPYRIGHT 2001 Society for the Advancement of Education

* A relaxing summer day in the backyard with friends and family can be easily ruined by mosquitoes buzzing around and using people as their own private smorgasbord. Slathering one's skin with repellent rarely works very well. In fact, we harbor a sneaking suspicion that the insects regard it...

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