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Today marks the end of my jury duty service time, and I didn't have to report once. I missed out on the opportunity to earn a whopping $10 a day. Jury duty isn't meant to be a financial boon, but it would have been interesting to be a part of a … [Read more...] about Clever Posts Of The Week – March 27th
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