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Posted on February 17, 2006 by moskalyukname

Home improvement shoppers start their searches with Yahoo! and MSN

Consumers shopping for home improvement products head out to Yahoo! and MSN first, followsed by Ask, Google and AOL, BIGResearch says.

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