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Najah means “success” in arabic. She grew up in Al Bennay, a small village in the mountains of Lebanon. She is the second oldest of te... -
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ex·traor·di·nar·y adjective \ik-ˈstrȯr-də-ˌner-ē\ : going beyond what is usual, regular, or customary : exceptional to a ver...
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Strip your clothes off. Stand in front of a mirror. Scrutinize every inch of your body. Pinch it, grab handfuls of it, jiggle it, flex i...
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Karoshi means “death from overwork” in Japanese. It’s a real thing. It’s characterized by sudden death with no previous s... -
Some of the scariest things in life can sometimes be the most basic. Starting a new job, getting a different haircut, relocating to a ...
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evolve verb \i- ˈ välv, - ˈ v ȯ lv, ē- also - ˈ väv or - ˈ v ȯ v\ : to change or develop slowly often into a better, more ...
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Everybody in class is lying down. We are on our backs with legs and arms set out comfortably. Eyes are gently shut, hearts have softene...
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