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"Available at: See Listing What I think: I&amp;#039;m reminded of Mrs. Greenfield, my daughter&amp;#039;s 5th grade (I think) English teacher, saying she didn&amp;#039;t like &amp;quot;lumping&amp;quot; presidents together for a celebration, and that she was especially bothered that too many people didn&amp;#039;t put the apostrophe in the right place. She wasn&amp;#039;t all wrong, judging from some of the ads I see that say, &amp;quot;President&amp;#039;s Day Sale&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;Presidents Day Sale.&amp;quot; Anyway, grammar aside, here&amp;#039;s a mini round-up of some of those sales. Macy&amp;#039;s gets the award for what seems to be the most extensive advertising campaign. 30% to 60% off storewide - with an extra 10% or 15% off for using your Macy&amp;#039;s card or pass which is contained in the seemingly endless brochures they inserted with newspapers. Whereas most sales are good through Presidents&amp;#039; Day, ToysRus and Michael&amp;#039;s Crafts and Sports Authority have their sales going on all week long. Lord &amp;amp;amp; Taylor has a Presidents&amp;#039; Day Plus event with an extra 20% off already reduced items storewide, using their savings pass in store or online. You can save 20% off your entire order at Get Organized .... up to 60% at Kohl&amp;#039;s ... 25% off select items at Crabtree &amp;amp;amp; Evelyn ... Don&amp;#039;t forget that most of the office supply stores have big sales going on for Presidents&amp;#039; Day as well. And Mrs. Greenfield, if you&amp;#039;re reading this, hope you approve! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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