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        "uri": "/2009/07/31/hospitality-101/",
        "title": "Hospitality 101",
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        "prettyDate": "July 31, 2009",
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        "summary": "With the downward shift in our economy, economists are telling business owners that the best thing they can do to increase business is to improve the level of customer service provided. That includes temp housing.",
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