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City Vaughan
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Poorly-Wrapped Gifts Get a Better Response, Study Says

Poorly-Wrapped Gifts Get a
Better Response, Study Says .
University of Nevada researchers say
presents that are neatly wrapped
increase a recipient's expectations. 
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