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3000Foods to whet your appetite in 2022Daily Mail OnlineSudi Pigott shares a selection of foods that will wet your appetite in the New Year, including yuzu pesto, edible moringa and a selection of pickled fruit. |
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2995Kayla Itsines makes 'best salad ever' using supermarket roast chickenDaily MailAustralia's highest-paid fitness influencer Kayla Itsines has revealed how she created her 'new favourite lunch' that 'took no time at all to make'. |
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2994Mum puts together Christmas star decorations using eight paper bagsDaily MailAn Australian mum has shared how to make crafty Christmas decorations using eight paper bags, a glue stick and a pair of scissors. |
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2993Dog owners warned to avoid beaches as mystery illness leaves hundreds of pets unwellThe IndependentOne man says his dog had to be put down after Christmas Day walk in Yorkshire |
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2979This Is What Those Numbers on Your Glasses MeanReader's DigestWhat do the numbers on glasses mean? The numbers on your eyewear are more important than you think—an optometrist tells us why. |
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2944What regular swimming does for the body and mindCNNFor frontline worker Dr. Mark Lieber, swimming is a great release that boosts his mood. A regular dip in the pool has relieved the stress of pandemic life, he said, but the benefits go well beyond a momentary lift in spirits. |
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2932Sausage dog who was so obese she couldn't walk loses half her body weightMetroHer hefty size of over two stone put her health at serious risk, with vets stating that if she piled on any more pounds, she would have died. |
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2931Sunbather shows off her $46 inflatable tanning bedDaily MailAn avid sunbather from Melbourne has shared the $46 inflatable tanning bed she bought off Amazon in a TikTok that's sent sunshine chases into a frenzy. |
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2921How to deal with a friend who has chaotic energyMetroExperts reveal how to deal with a friend who has chaotic energy and people share their own experiences. |
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2920Hidden troves of Moon material could let us explore the galaxyThe IndependentThe search for frozen carbon may become ‘like the search for oil was on Earth in the early days’, one scientist predicts |