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412585 Dog Breeds That Get Along Well With CatsCountry LivingSeveral dogs are known for their ability to get along with cats. From Bassett Hounds to Irish Wolfhounds, gentle dogs easily become friends with cats. |
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41251Hacks to keep fruit, vegies and herbs fresh for longerYour Life ChoicesWe should be eating fresh produce daily. Here are some tips to make produce last to avoid throwing away another bunch of wilted herbs. |
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41250Princess Charlene of Monaco's most fashion forward momentsNew IdeaFollowing in the footsteps of her mother-in-law, the late Grace Kelly, Princess Charlene has a reputation for being a fashion-forward royal. |
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4124911 British Wildflowers You Can Grow In Your GardenCountry LivingBritish wildflowers have been a staple of cottage gardens for centuries. Popular British wildflowers include poppies, cornflowers, foxgloves, and bluebells. |
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41248Elon Musk predicts AI will claim everyone's job and turn work into an 'optional' hobby, but questions emotional fulfillmentWindows CentralMusk says jobs will turn into optional hobbies. with AI. |
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41247How to make living room ceilings look higher – 9 tricks used by interior designersIdeal HomeLearn how to make living room ceilings look higher with these clever ideas straight from the interior designers |
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41246Secret gardens you can visit this year around BirminghamBirmingham LiveOne has been named in the Nation's Favourite Garden competition |
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41244Wu-Tang Clan’s ‘Once Upon a Time in Shaolin’ Will be Played at an Art Exhibition In TasmaniaBillboardMONA in Hobart has loaned the one-off record for its upcoming exhibition, Namedropping. |
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41232Four ‘high-flowering’ plants which will ‘elevate’ your gardenExpressWith warmer weather just around the corner, experts have shared gorgeous plants to help 'elevate' your garden, and they're pet-friendly too. |
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41231Can you take cuttings from peonies? Yes, as long as you follow this step-by-step guideIdeal HomeAre you wondering 'can you take cuttings from peonies?' There are a few things you need to know before getting too scissor-happy |