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Thankfully stories like this aren't all that uncommon.

But living in the times we are makes us skeptical nonetheless.

You may remember the story a few weeks back of the homeless person begging for spare change found an engagement ring in his cup, apparently dropped in there by a woman who’s only intent was to drop some change in his cup

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Wal-Mart workers and supporters are protesting at a number of stores nationwide, blasting the wages, benefits and treatment of employees of the world's largest retailer.

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It’s times like this when I think that Bergen County may have it right in maintaining in place blue laws forbidding most merchants to open their doors on Sunday.

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Authorities say a northern New Jersey Wal-Mart store that received a bomb threat three days ago was evacuated again.

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Authorities say a bomb threat prompted the evacuation of a Secaucus Wal-Mart store, but no explosive devices were found at the business.

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This would actually be funny if it weren’t true.
But truth is stranger than fiction.

According to the New Jersey Law Journal:

On March 14, 2010, shoppers heard a male voice calmly

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Lately it seems that tattoos are more prevalent now than ever before. People of all ages across the world are getting inked. Just like any fad, there are always a handful of people who take things way too far.

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Several more national retailers have joined Wal-Mart Stores Inc. in pulling a batch of powdered infant formula from their shelves after a Missouri newborn who consumed it apparently died of a rare bacterial infection, the companies said Friday.

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