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98Healthy Portion Size Control: Learn Serving Sizes to Manage Weight and Improve Health
Lose weight and manage your cholesterol by eating proper, healthy portion sizes of food.
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95Internal Rate of Return for Dummies
The Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is one of the most commonly used financial measures in real estate investment, and one of the least well understood. This article gets to the bottom of the mystery.
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95How to measure clothes for Ebay -- Know what fits!
When you buy clothes without trying them on, it helps to know measurements. The easiest way to find out what will fit you is to measure your own clothes. Start by laying out the garment on a table or (clean) floor. Use a standard...
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93Fuels With High Octane Number
The quality of a fuel is measured with its 'octane number'. A good quality fuel has a good octane number. Octane number measures whether petrol is likely to cause knock in an engine. Knocking is caused by self-ignition in the engine's cylinders,...
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94MRI, Nerve Conduction Study, and EMG
A year ago I began exhibiting numerous odd symptoms. My doctor and I both thought the symptoms to be neurological in nature. I underwent numerous tests including two MRI's, a nerve conduction study, and an EMG. This is my experience...
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88Vintage Size vs. Modern Size
How have sizes changed over the years? Find out why a 14 in Marilyn Monroe's day is an 8 today.
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93Why Body Fat Percentage is More Important Than Body Weight
Most people rely on their body weight to assess their weight loss goals but the body fat percentage is actually a much more valuable tool. A low body fat percentage means you'll have more muscle mass relative to your weight. This results in a higher metabolism as well as a lean, compact look.
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89The Market has a Name. It is Goldman Sachs
The human race is in debt to itself for more money than there actually is in existence. Even if we all tightened all of our belts and starved ourselves to death to pay off the debt, we still couldn’t succeed. There just isn’t enough money to do it.
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89Poverty in India: Am I Poor? Where is the Poverty Line?
Poverty line or poverty index is a sensitive issue for the policy makers. Therefore, it should present as realistic a picture of the socioeconomic conditions as possible.
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88Dr. Scholl's Custom Fit Orthotic Inserts: A Product Review
A product review of Dr. Scholl's Custom Fit Orthotic Inserts and the foot mapping kiosk located in several retailers.
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