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"  For decades, Black Friday has been synonymous with &amp;quot;crazy discounts&amp;quot; (or, simply &amp;quot;crazy&amp;quot; depending on your point of view). Hardcore shoppers view it as the most wonderful day of the year, and pore over the circulars, make lists, plot out maps, and set the alarm extra early on that day after Thanksgiving to get the best deals. However, this year, the early bird might not get the worm \u2014 it may already have been snapped up by the night owl. Major retailers Walmart, Target, Macy&amp;#039;s, Best Buy, and Kohl&amp;#039;s will open their doors at midnight Thursday, and stay open, in some cases, for up to 24 hours (though, you have to wonder what&amp;#039;ll be left as the day winds down).  What&amp;#039;s more, many of the stores&amp;#039; circulars are already available online, a boon for anyone who want to get shopping lists started early rather than be holed up with the Thanksgiving newspaper on the holiday morning. Get a sneak peak at all the pre-released ads on the store websites or at BlackFriday.com. Will you shop at midnight on Thanksgiving? Share your Black Friday plans in the comments below. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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