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Coriolanus
William Shakespeare went to high schools where the latin classics were taught. Shakespeare’s interest in Roman history typified the more general Renaissance fascination with the classical world. Set in the earliest days of the Roman Republic, William Shakespeare’s Coriolanus is a dramatic exploration of the tensions inherent in a society transitioning from monarchy to republic, where…
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The body in the library
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Healthy Skin
Use Aleppo soap (40% Laurel oil). Wikipedia Aleppo Soap: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleppo_soap (push-ups, squat, wall-squat, …). Wikipedia Rhassoul: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhassoul – Black soap with kessa or loofah exfoliating gloves –Clays Green for oily skin, White for dry skin, Pink for sensitive skin, etc. Use an electric epilator for your legs and a razor for your underarms and bikini line. Apply…
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Sugar, my favourite artist
Today, there is no weight watcher coach to shame you publicly, you do it yourself when you see impossible bodies in the media. Hollywood’s Dangerous Weight-Loss Secret: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/hollywoods-dangerous-weight-loss-secret/ Chris Hemsworth – Incredible Body Transformation | THOR: https://youtu.be/2dC6cevmOvg Incroyable TRANSFORMATION avant après ! Le SECRET !: https://youtu.be/6WC9gYMPLTw Quand Jean-Honoré prend un MÉDICAMENT pour CHEVAL: https://youtu.be/Z3RrkjjZn44 Diabetes not…
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The plesiosaur
Once upon a time, there was a blue mermaid. She had awfully big breast that surprised everybody and hypnotised sailors. They were attracted to her, put their heads in her breast and then they would die from asphyxia. This made the mermaid very sad because she couldn’t marry them or even know them as all this happened so quickly…