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Today we found some stellar articles on gifts for women that won't break the bank, donating without spending money, and plugging personal finance leaks.
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HR staffers see a lot of resumes — and a lot of cliches, tired idioms, and lazy skill descriptions in them. Make your resume memorable by cutting these awful words.