Items being accepted include computers, monitors, printers, keyboards, office equipment, TVs, DVD and VHS players, audio and ...

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Over the past several decades, the US and many other countries around the world, even India in recent years, have been undergoing a transformation from family-oriented societies into individualistic ...

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