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July 11, 2016

Tomorrow is Amazon’s second annual Prime Day, when Amazon Prime members have access to exclusive deals for 24 hours. But that’s not the best part. You can order everything you want and support FIRE on Prime Day by making your purchases via AmazonSmile!

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