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Breaking – a dance sport with no shortage of charismatic women
Garret Crawford
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Breaking – a dance sport with no shortage of charismatic women

Breaking is a dance form that originated in the Bronx, New York. It turns out that women practice it as often as men!

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Achieving a Sun-Kissed Glow: Understanding the Science Behind Melanin and Skin Tone
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DietHealthy Eating
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Fruit preserves as a delicious and healthy addition to your diet
Want access to delicious and inexpensive summer fruits all year long? See how to make homemade preserves and incorporate them into your diet.
Watch – a practical accessory for active women
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Watch – a practical accessory for active women
Sports watches and smartwatches are a great choice for active women. Thanks to them you will be able to conveniently check the time, but also measure your steps or pace - both everyday and during training. We suggest which sports watch to choose.
Sidr Honey: The Perfect Addition to Your Winter Menu
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Sidr Honey: The Perfect Addition to Your Winter Menu
Sidr honey (also known as Medjool) is one of the most popular kinds of honey in the world, due to its unique flavor and texture that results from its mountainous habitat. Sidr honey is produced by bees who feed on the nectar of the Sidr tree, which only grows in areas above 2000 meters in elevation.