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"Despite the recession, a good friend of mine was fortunate enough to be able to buy a new car recently. And instead of trading in her old one she decided to sell it\u2014but not to a stranger. One of our other friends really needed a new car. His old one had logged in more than 100,000 miles and was pretty much on its last legs (or wheels, I should say). But he just couldn&amp;#039;t afford it right now. When our friend offered him her about-to-be-traded-in car, which was just a few years old with far fewer miles on it than his, he jumped at the chance. The joy in his voice when he told me about it was much more than just happiness over the car. At least it seemed that way to me. Even over the phone, I could tell how relieved he was. It made me think about an article in the July issue of Woman&amp;#039;s Day on recession angels\u2014people who are doing what they can to help each other during these hard economic times. Be sure to check it out! I&amp;#039;m sure it will make you feel the same way I did when I read it: inspired. It&amp;#039;s nice to know that friends and strangers alike are there when we need them most. \u2014Angela Ebron "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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