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We're taught at an early age not to talk to strangers, but countless people do just that--unlock their deadbolts and open their computer doors to strangers by reading e-mail and opening attachments from unknown senders," Lee said. They had the Zombu wheels and the Deadbolts and Scott Stanton skated one of the Y's and was pro for them. Menzie, "Home, Safe Home: Security Is a High Priority for Homeowners These Days and They've Got the Deadbolts, Motion-detectors and Gated Communities to Prove It, The Baltimore Sun, March 15, 1998, sec. |
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