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		<description><![CDATA[Don't let your computer monitor sleep overnight---turn it off! | I&#8217;m as guilty as anyone, but I can no longer plead ignorance:&nbsp; leaving your computer monitor on overnight can waste a lot of electricity, even if it&#8217;s a power-saving &quot;Energy Star&quot; model.&nbsp; I used to be in the habit of keeping my monitor in &quot;sleep&quot; mode overnight, thinking that I was using only the barest trickle of electricity.&nbsp; But it turns out that it&#8217;s more than a trickle:&nbsp; to earn...]]></description>
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