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Why Are Steel Studs More Common Than Wood?
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Although they've traditionally dominated the commercial building sector, metal studs -- or frames -- are making waves in residential building. What's the difference between them and their wooden counterparts?
Hermit Crabs: Tiny Crustaceans Living in Nature's Mobile Homes
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Hermit crabs are easy to care for as pets if you provide them with all the essentials they need. And that includes shells for their growing bodies.
How to Negotiate a Medical Bill
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HowStuffWorks looks at some strategies for cutting down on big hospital bills such as looking for billing errors.
Pregnancy at Different Ages: 20s, 30s and 40s
Pregnancy is different at different ages, including 20s, 30s, and 40s. Learn about pregnancy at different ages at Discovery Health.
How are Hollywood blockbusters financed?
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Hollywood blockbusters and their financing is explained in this article. Learn about Hollywood blockbusters.
What are chilblains?
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Chilblains is a cold-weather skin condition that makes your fingers and toes redden and swell. Learn how you can prevent chilblains.
How Hedge Funds Affect You Even If You Don't Invest in One
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HowStuffWorks looks at what hedge funds are, who invests in them and why are they so risky.
Scurvy: The Scourge of the High Seas Remains at Large Today
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HowStuffworks looks at the symptoms and treatment of scurvy and why it was so associated with sailors and pirates.
Bald Eagle Size, Diet and History as a National Icon
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The national bird of the United States has taken on iconic status as the avian avatar of freedom, but its wingspan and steely gaze guarantee its status in the pecking order of prey birds as a symbol of strength.
Do These Nightmare Parasites Hack Snail Brains to Survive?
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This parasitic worm invades a snail's eyestalks, where it pulsates to imitate a caterpillar, attracting the ultimate target, a bird.