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From this year's Peruvian wool shawls in Lima to Chilean ponchos, brightly coloured shirts ... which are now most commonly worn by women. It's fair to say the full-length garment was not ...

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From must-know American heritage brands to the festival's official fashion partners, these standout styles are destined for the desert. By Erin Lassner E-Commerce Writer If you purchase an ...

Enter the Poop Poncho, a ridiculous alternative to not using the new and improved Huggies Little Snugglers ® diapers: the only leading brand with blowout protection in every direction*.

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As levels of religious affiliation continue to drop in Western society, can stories about the faith lives of women past and present lead people back to churches, to temples, to monasteries—to God?