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Top 3 Response Articles of This Week
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It's almost summer, and our response writers are making sure you're prepared! Last week, our team tackled topics from 10 summer bucket list items to must-haves to keep in your car for a good time on the road. Here are the top three articles:

10 Things You Need To Add To Your Summer Bucklist ASAP by Emily Templeton

10 Things You Need To Add To Your Summer Bucklist ASAP

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Summer will be here in no time, here’s how to make the most of it!

This is a response to 9 Things I Have On My Summer Bucket List That You Don't Want To Miss.

Car Essentials 101​ by Jennifer Starr

Car Essentials 101​

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As humans we are always on the go, here's a list of car essentials to keep on standby when the time strikes!

This is a response to How To Stay Happy In A Negative Atmosphere.

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