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Unfortunately, many homeowners think undertaking a remodeling project means picking up the phone and calling a contractor.
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Dear Martha: How can I make sure that a roast turkey will be warm when I serve it?
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"Beyond this place there be dragons," reads the sign over a courtyard door, visible once you've walked across a drawbridge, over a moat and passed through ornate iron gates.
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