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    Travel dilemmas: Staying safe on spring break

    by Catharine Hamm, Los Angeles Times Mar 19, 2018 3 minutes

    Here are words that strike fear into the hearts of parents around the world: "Mom and Dad, I'm going to spend spring break in (fill in the name of a destination that is not your home address) with (fill in the name of your child's peers you kind of know), and we're going to be staying in (fill in the name of a skeevy-sounding hotel or the home of someone's first cousin once removed)."

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