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Todays world is full of an ever increasing number of newly single people. You know who they are, your neighbor, your best friend, the new person at the office. Or quite possibly even yourself.

Here's the deal.
Every breakup, besides the emotional issues, has material issues as well. Unfortunately you and your partner aren't the only thing that is 'split up' when you go your separate ways. All of your stuff is too, and not always equally. When you are getting married you register for things then sit back and wait for the blenders and toasters. However, when you split up, then you really need those things, and there is no easy way to get help. Of course, all your friends feel bad for you, most of them even say 'Do you need anything'? or 'Please let me know if I can help'.

NOW THEY CAN!!
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