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Gift givers are getting ready to cut.

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Kyndell Harkness, MCT

Most people think of them as little germ factories. But so far, child-care centers seem to have escaped the brunt of the H1N1 flu outbreak in Minnesota, surprising even the experts.

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David Goldman, Associated Press

When my teenager announced that he was spending Black Friday at a mall with a friend, I wasn't happy.

Sweet treats

Holiday gift lists shrink

Day-care beating the flu

Michael Brandy, Deseret News

With people heading back to the kitchen, maybe it's time to revive the old-fashioned holiday tradition of making candy.

Holiday gift lists shrink

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