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29 Oct '25
Over months, the effects may compound, affecting your long-term health in ways you might not immediately notice.Try to maintain at least a two-hour gap between dinner and bedtimeTry to maintain at least a two-hour gap between dinner and bedtime (Source: Freepik)
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29 Oct '25
Find out which colognes catch women’s attention—without shouting for it or overwhelming the room.Top 6 Cologne Fragrances That Impress Women Without Being OverpoweringAppropriate perfume is one of the elements of personal care and fashion. A smell may make one
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29 Oct '25
What your sweat says about your well-being: 5 key signs to look out forSweat. It’s that natural bodily function we all experience, especially when pushing our limits, feeling the heat, or just plain stressed out. But did you know that your sweat can actually tell
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29 Oct '25
You’ve drafted the message three times already. Deleted it twice. Your thumb lingers over their name like it carries the weight of every unfinished conversation, every “what if,” every late-night wondering if they ever think of you too.That ache in your chest isn’t just
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29 Oct '25
There could be some big-name free agents on the open market at the end of the 2025/26 campaignEngland and Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi is in the final months of his dealWhile there are still two months until the January transfer window opens, you can bet your bottom
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29 Oct '25
Once the standard-bearers of English football, Manchester United have spent the post-Sir Alex Ferguson years chasing a Premier League title that used to feel inevitable.Cup silverware has arrived in fleeting bursts, yet the Premier League, the true measure of dominance, has cont
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29 Oct '25
Michael Jackson demanded an open car to wave to fans after landing in India in 1996. Andre Timmins, co-organizer, recalled how they had to borrow it from the only man who had it in Mumbai -- Anil Ambani.Michael Jackson in Mumbai in 1996.Michael Jackson, one of
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29 Oct '25
Parliament is today set to authorize a staggering Shs8.2 trillion in new borrowing, a move that signals the nation’s spiralling public debt already at Shs116.2 trillion (51.3% of GDP) and its economic implications.According to the house order of today’s business (Order Paper
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29 Oct '25
TOKYO | TASS | The United States would prefer to avoid involvement in any wars, but if it must fight, it will win decisively, US President Donald Trump said while addressing US servicemen aboard the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS George Washington, based in Japan’s Okinawa Pre
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28 Oct '25
Uganda and the UAE kicked off their fourth annual business forum in Kampala, aiming to boost a $2.8 billion trade relationship dominated by Ugandan gold. Foreign direct investment from the Gulf nation has surged tenfold, fueling growth in sectors like agribusiness and renewable energy.