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19716Can 'seeing' the future make you change the life you live nowDaily Mail OnlineFuture Life Progression is a blend of hypnosis, visualisation and 'intuitive work', which guides people to 'meet' a future version of themselves. Clover Stroud decided to visit FLP practitioner Anne Jirsch |
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19694New Zealand Says Foreign Visitors Will Need to ‘Pay Their Way’Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- New Zealand may ask international visitors to pay more to access some of the nation’s natural attractions as |
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19685Nutrition expert warns skipping meals to lose weight can have reverse effectDaily RecordA nutritionist has revealed why skipping meals can negatively effect your weight loss. |
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19681How to safely enjoy the ocean in Hawaii, with expert tipsUSA TodayIn the wake of drownings and a monk seal attack, Hawaii lifeguards and marine life experts offer these safety tips. |
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1967013 Things Your Pet Is Trying to Tell YouReader's DigestYour pets are trying to tell you something with their actions. Here's a little insight into some common pet behaviors—and what they all mean. |
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19668New Zealand Says Foreign Visitors Will Need to ‘Pay Their Way’Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- New Zealand may ask international visitors to pay more to access some of the nation’s natural attractions as |
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19667The Eyeshadow Palettes That Look Expensive But Actually Aren'tElleHere, ELLE's edit of the chic eyeshadow palettes that won't break the bank. |
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19645‘I’m a nutritionist and I hate that the internet thinks celery juice is a miracle health elixir’body+soulCelery juice has been labelled a miracle health elixir by so-called experts, amid claims it can assist weight loss, clear up acne and even lower blood pressure. Here, clinical nutritionist Thom Landers explains why drinking celery juice is not such a good idea. |
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19628Stuffed Peppers: a mouthwatering, hearty dish your whole family with loveCookistStuffed peppers are a tasty summery main or side dish. With a bright color and a tender texture, stuff peppers with ground beef, rice, onions, tomato sauce... |
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19627The Surprising History of the Humble HamburgerReader's DigestAmericans may eat 2.4 of them per day, but the history of the hamburger goes back to before the United States was even a country. |