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    <title>IdentityTheft.com</title>
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				Elderly Vulnerable to ID Thieves
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				http://www.identitytheft.com/index.php/articles/elderly_vulnerable_id_thieves
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				When it comes to the topic of ID theft, you&apos;d think the elderly are the safest. After all, why would anyone want to steal from your grandmother, a simple lady with very little assets, no job and not even a bank account?...
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				Presidential Task Force Key Weapon In Fight Against ID Fraud
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				http://www.identitytheft.com/index.php/articles/presidents_identity_theft_task_force
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				Long thought by critics to be among the more meaningless, merely symbolic tasks associated with being the American President, Presidential Task Forces have evolved greatly over the years and now play an important role in a given administration.
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				Your Car and the Road to ID Theft
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				http://www.identitytheft.com/index.php/articles/vehicle_license_plate_theft
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		    <description>
				What does a license plate and identity theft have in common? Turns out, a lot. In these unstable times when fuel prices fluctuate more than ever and finances are getting tighter for people all across the nation, thieves haven’t slowed down on the most basic of crimes, including stealing license plates.
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				Elderly Vulnerable to ID Thieves
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				http://www.identitytheft.com/index.php/articles/elderly_vulnerable_id_thieves
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		    <description>
				When it comes to the topic of ID theft, you&apos;d think the elderly are the safest. After all, why would anyone want to steal from your grandmother, a simple lady with very little assets, no job and not even a bank account?...
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