During America’s hardest economic times, canned goods were a lifeline. From 1929, the start of the Great Depression, to 1941, when the United States entered World War II, people ate…
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	For most of my adult life, I’ve felt helpless about being overweight. When I met with a doctor a few years ago to discuss my high cholesterol, he held up… 
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	Immediately after Hamas and Israel agreed to the first phase of President Donald Trump’s peace plan, food and medical supplies were supposed to start flooding into the Gaza Strip. Like… 
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	Eight Sleep—often called Silicon Valley’s favorite bed—is like a full-body Fitbit. It is a $3,050 mattress cover filled with sensors to monitor heart rate and body temperature. For people who… 
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	As a stylist, I’ve learned there’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to extensions. The right choice depends on the look, the setting, and the client. Over the years, I’ve used… 
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	As a stylist, I’m always on the move, whether it’s hopping on a plane for a shoot or packing for an event. And while I’ve mastered the art of squeezing… 
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	On a road in Aurora, Colorado, lined with used-car dealers and pawnshops sits a tan, low-rise building called Mango House. Inside, among international-food stalls and ethnic-clothing shops, is a family-medicine… 
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	In This Guide Always think of your natural hair type. Extensions should complement, not compete. Go for a density that matches your hair’s thickest point (usually near the roots). Don’t… 
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	To eat 10,000 calories a day, you might try putting away a family-size box of Oreos, a box of packaged cakes, a pint of Ben & Jerry’s, takeout from Five… 
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	Politicians sometimes do silly things to draw attention to their favorite issues. In 2015, then-Senator Jim Inhofe famously brought a snowball onto the floor of Congress to argue against the… 
