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| A LITTLE HELP FROM YOUR FRIENDS | |
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| The Sun - Baltimore, Md. | |
| Author: | Mark Franek |
| Date: | Apr 2, 2009 |
| Start Page: | A.17 |
| Section: | Editorial |
| Text Word Count: | 555 |
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[...] keep the lines of communication open and light-hearted. Last month, amid the AIG payout scandal, my credit card company informed me that my annual percentage rate had increased due to "adverse market conditions."
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