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REAL ESTATE
Highest increases, decreases in price
Median home prices in Massachusetts jumped 3.5 percent last year compared to 2009 as the market stabilized.
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Cars
Leveling with the modern supercar
200-mph supercars make as much sense as the $14 trillion national debt. But take one drive, and everything adds up.
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Jobs
Top 5 jobs of the underemployed
Plenty of college-educated adults are working jobs that don't tap into their skill set.
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