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Reader beware.(your letters)(Letter to the Editor)
I was interested in the item "Readers Seeing Red" on your Selling It page in July. I subscribe to a number of respected magazines and periodicals, and I am noticing that some eliminate of cleverly code the expiration of the subscription on the label. Then some ...
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