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especially for the financial crisis:
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Monday, December 20, 2004

The difference between men and women:

Where we want to place our heads.
The "Boyfriend Pillow" for women and "Lap Pillow" for men are popular sellers in Japan. Is it too late to order for Christmas? [BBC]

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