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We may live in a digital world, but some things are better left analog — like holiday cards. A real card, stamped and sealed, still beats a mass e-blast every time. It lands on the fridge, not in a ...

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A thousand workers bustle around-the-clock in the wee few days left before Christmas. They cut, combine and check, creating truckloads of personalized gifts they’ll slip into small boxes for delivery.