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You love to shop online. But some in-store Black Friday deals might be worth facing the crowds.

When you can get "Black Friday" deals at home on your smartphone days before Thanksgiving, is there still a reason to leave the dinner table and brave crowds at the mall?

Unless a shopper just loves the tradition, it all depends on how desperate they are to get a specific, heavily discounted gadget, said Scott Rankin, principal at KPMG Strategy.

"If you're in the market generally for a TV or computer or apparel, you can still get within 97 to 98% of

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