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by Elaine Glusac

TIME IS ON YOUR SIDE
Traveling insomniacs can stop squint-ing when eye-spying the bedside clock. Zelco’s new compact travel alarm clock comes with a foldout illuminated magnifying lens that covers the clock face, doubling the size of the numbers. The nifty magnifying glass also comes in handy for reading contractual fine print (reading glasses, what reading glasses?). $30. (800) 431-2486, www.zelco.com -


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