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In my culture nearly all women shave their legs and underarms Traditionally except for the gay community almost no men used to shave any part of their bodies apart Hello I d like to reach out to anyone who might have access to a 19th century Russian translation of Don Quixote I m wondering if the name of the character Quiteria in Part
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Russian Tea Room Nyc Dress Code For Ladies - Could you please tell me which variant is correct or more widely used in spoken English slowlier or more slowly I know that according to the rules of forming the comparative