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 How to deal with in-laws over the holidays Nov. 23: TODAY’s Sara Haines hits the streets to find out how people feel about their in-laws. Psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz shares tips on dealing with family over the holidays. |
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 On-the-go gadgets to make travel easier Nov. 20: VirtualTourist.com’s Giampiero Ambrosi shows the TODAY hosts some high-tech gadgets that can make traveling easier and more enjoyable. |
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 Find a great home for less than $500,000 Nov. 20: TODAY’s Al Roker talks to TODAY real estate expert Barbara Corcoran about some great deals for homes across America that cost between $200,000 and $500,000. |
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 Soldier’s joyful reunion with dog is Web hit Nov.15: Captain Andrew Schmidt, his family, and their dog, Gracie, joins NBC’s Jenna Wolfe to discuss the 2005 reunion. |
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 IMF chief: Global economy still fragile The international economy is still fragile to shocks despite recent improvements in financial markets, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund said Monday. |
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