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It was the Revolutionary War hero Gen. John Stark who gave us New Hampshire's famous motto, "Live free or die."
Although Stark most certainly wasn't talking about getting freebies over the Internet, his words nonetheless describe the plethora of price-free goodies that in many cases are just a keyboard stroke away.
Whether it's getting a diet analysis or gaining a free meal, learning French or downloading Voltaire, free and easy describes innumerable offerings available for the asking. Here is some priceless advice on how to find them.
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