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Cost of a pumpkin 
1 hour It's the week before Hallowe'en - so buy a pumpkin and set to work with your carving skills. If you need a hand deciding which face to carve, Better Homes & Gardens magazine have lots of free printable templates, from woodland creatures to Frankenstein's monster.
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