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It’s vacation season in the Northern Hemisphere, and we all want to be sure our belongings are safe when we venture out into the world. Some choose to buy safes, others dig holes, still others look into a myriad of other strategies to protect their special stashes. However, many of these are so common that we can no longer guarantee a diligent thief wouldn’t be prepared for it.
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