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18 Questions That Everyone's Too Afraid to Ask

Leigh Newman comes up with the intimidating but crucial ideas we all need to examine. Take the plunge. It may change your life.
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Illustration: Jen Troyer




Just about anything in the world that you need can be bought on Craigslist, at a thrift shop or just plain on sale. They may not be the world's most beautiful toasters or dining room chairs, but they function—and leave you with a whole lot less credit card debt. Which is an interesting thought to consider before you purchase a $1,500 flat-screen TV.

Published on January 26, 2012
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