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separate shopping trip these two dress itself. The long line bra 1s| ean also narrow down to three more appropriate under a gown |

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“I received a letter from a | woman who said she and her husband planned to be divore- ed, The woman got a cook book, | went into her kitchen and start- ed planning and fixing meals She gained seven pounds, But | she and her husband no longer Plan to separate

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Get a cookbook — any eook- book. Sit down in a chair — a rocking chair i¢ best — and pian your menu. Then go buy the freshest food you can find Head for your kitchen and start preparing your meal. Learn to fix the simple foods first. Then, after you've mastered the pre- Paration of basic foods, start fixing some fancy fishes

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