Americans Spent More Than $50 Billion On Pets In 2011
Americans spent $50.96 billion on their pets in 2011.
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Americans spent $50.96 billion on their pets in 2011.
Students applying for financial aid don't have to spend a dime, all they have to do is log onto the government website FAFSA.gov. A site with a similar name is causing controversy.
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