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      <description>OK, so you might have been at a WordCamp listening to talks or reading a few blog posts and you get that you should really get your WordPress site speed optimized. Starting all over isn&amp;rsquo;t either tempting nor something you have the time for. Don&amp;rsquo;t despair, you&amp;rsquo;ll get a long way by installing 5 plugins.</description>
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      <description>When you get into page loading optimization, you will quickly find these «must-dos»: Combine your CSS and JavaScript files (respectively), minimize your CSS and JavaScript, load CSS before JS, load JS in body footer and then even some. Without much effort, we can make WordPress do all of this automatically.</description>
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