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How to work with obnoxious coworkers

Coworkers fall into several common office personalities. Here are some tips for handling them.

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Big-and-tall men: A commercial fit for you (Video)

Big-and-tall men know that being "larger than average" doesn't mean being built like a football player.

Tags: destination xl, clothes, shopping, obesity

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Caffeinated snack foods the new energy craze

While the industry of caffeinated food products is still small compared with energy drinks, The Wall Street Journal reports sales in the U.S. have increased nearly 50 percent to $1.6 billion since 2008.

Tags: caffeine, coffee, energy drinks, wall street journal

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Japanese drink infused with wasps is stinging

Like vodka? If the answer is yes, and you have some backbone, you may want to try this Japanese beverage.

Tags: shouchuu, wasps, alcohol, vodka, drinking

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Turn up the temperature for office productivity

New research may trump the debate over the where to set the office thermostat.

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Race, religion no longer important factors in dating, survey finds

A new survey from Oxygen Media shows that religion and race aren't important factors like they once were.

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How to tell if Fido is the next Michael Phelps

All dogs go to heaven, but do all dogs know how to swim?

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'Poople Maps' aims to shame some pet owners

Tired of seeing doggy droppings accumulate in your neighborhood? There's a new app to the rescue.

Tags: Poople Maps, dog poop, apps, mobile application

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Some little white lies can actually be healthy for relationships

Experts call it protective buffering. Others call it the little white lie or fib. But whatever you call it, some couples benefit from it and say it keeps their relationships happier.

Tags: The Wall Street Journal, protective buffering, white lies, lying, relationships

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Historic Frederick neighborhood calls for more traffic enforcement

The residents of a historical part of Frederick, Md., are tired of traffic speeding down their street, so they are working to recruit more police enforcement to the neighborhood.

Tags: Frederick, Md., Mayor Randy McClement

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