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Why Fish and Frogs Sometimes Rain From the Sky, Clam Spit Silk, 17 Inventions for Back-to-School Season and More
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  Daily    SEPTEMBER 8 2015
 17 Inventions That Could Make Going Back to School a Little Bit EasierFrom an aromatic alarm clock to a school bus locator system, these patented products could help students and parents with the transition
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