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The holidays are fast approaching, and if you're still looking for some gift ideas, Amazon's here to help. For a limited time, it's offering some nice discounts on select gift cards. One of our favorites at the moment is a discount on a $50 Red Lobster gift card, which is a great gift for those who love seafood and delicious Cheddar Bay Biscuits.

This $50 Red Lobster gift card has a 15% discount right now at Amazon, dropping its price to $42.50. Amazon also has a notice above the 'Add to Cart' button that says it'll arrive 10 days before Christmas, so there's no need to worry about any delays before the holidays.

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This limited-time deal won't last long, so save on this $50 Red Lobster gift card before the deal is gone and enjoy some seafood this holiday season.

Amazon has even more that's worth exploring ahead of the holidays in its virtual Holiday Shop. There, you can see the retailer's top 100 holiday gift ideas, which range from tech to toys and so much more. Many of these gifts will have notices similar to this gift card that will let you know when it will arrive before the holidays, so you can plan out your shopping accordingly.

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