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Tanks, Humvees, fighter planes and even submarines aren't just for the military -- here's what civilians can store in the garage, hangar, and dock.
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Costco sells lots of kitchen gadgets, but the best picks help with cooking, prep, drinks, storage, or small-space needs without wasting counter space.
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