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$18 for a 12-Week Home Delivery and e-Newspaper Subscription to "USA TODAY" ($83 Value)

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  • $18 for a 12-week home delivery and e-Newspaper subscription to USA TODAY) ($83 value)

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Promotional value expires Jan 18, 2016. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Valid only for new subscribers or those who haven't subscribed within past 60 days. Not valid with other offers. After promotional period ends, Full Access subscription will continue and be billed monthly at regular rate, less any applicable credits, unless The USA TODAY is otherwise notified. After promotional period ends, if you decide to cancel subscription, contact The USA TODAY at 1-800-872-0001. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About Gannett (USA TODAY) **NAT**

USA TODAY is dedicated to the dissemination of newsworthy nuggets, resulting in one of the country's most widely read rags. Spanning the top stories from across the country, USA TODAY's informed ink-slingers churn out timely tomes in a format that's transparent, easy to read, and loaded with coded messages that reveal the location of your car keys. Issues contain four sections—News, Money, Sports, and Life—each sporting appealing visuals and insightful storytelling for an entertaining and informative read. In addition to the tangible paper and newfound kinship with the local paperboy, the subscription also tends to technophiles with complimentary access to the e-Newspaper Subscription for online or on-the-go news. Buyers can surprise sires with a subscription for the Holidays, making amends for years of relaying news purloined from the trashcans of local conspiracy theorists.

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