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Every birthday, holiday, or visit, my parents and parents-in-law give numerous gifts – clothes, toys, stationery, etc. – to my children. The presents are for the most part made in sweatshops, tend to break, and are forgotten about within days of opening. Now there are a number of problems here: we don’t want stuff made in

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