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    Screams of excitement are what you'll hear when your toddler recognizes her Frozen toy. Your baby or toddler's dazzling smile will show appreciation for the Disney Frozen Deluxe Toddler Elsa and Anna doll set. Feedback from parents about each Disney Frozen doll is positive and is an excellent gift. Boys and girls enjoy the Disney Frozen Toddler Anna and Elsa dolls because of the attractiveness of the toys. The bendable plush limbs turn with ease in a toddler's or little baby fingers. The appropriate

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    Sitting in the uncomfortable seat made out of polyurethane foam and breathing in the stale airplane air, the inflight safety announcement starts: “In the case of lost cabin pressure, oxygen masks will drop...Make sure your mask is secure before helping others” Wait, what? Secure your mask before helping others? Throughout the innumerable plane rides, I continued to mull over this seemingly simple instruction. Aren’t we supposed to put others first? I was so used to the principle of compromising

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    Zana Doll Research Paper

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    Little Tikes' Zana doll is a soft, huggable friend for your little ones. Like the other dolls in the Mooshka Tots line, Zana is 9.5 inches tall. She features Velcro hands that give her the ability to grip or hug other doll friends. The Zana doll is designed with brown hair in perky pigtails that stick off the sides of her head. She has blue eyes that look directly at you. Her cheeks are rosy, and her tiny lips are red. Zana wears a colorful outfit that gives her a cheery look. She is dressed in

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    Hair Color In Lime Crime

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    Dramatic and mysterious, Lime Crime returns with new hair color that defies the bland and shocks the imagination. Dark and dramatic, the new unicorn colors are made for brunettes. Dark haired beauties have always complained that bleaching their hair to add chemical colors hurts the shine and health of their hair and most box colors that do not require bleaching, tend to appear muddy and lackluster once applied. Fear no more Brunettes, Lime Crime has done it again with yet another new and innovative

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    Collectors know that collectible dolls of yesterday have a wide spread popularity and there are a wide variety of treasure dolls and merchandise to choose from. Collectors enjoy forming collections of dolls from the past that are rare and even from more the modern day era. Many collectors start building collections of dolls as way of reminiscing into their childhood. Collectors need to figure out what type of dolls they want to add to their collections, which may greatly depend on the type of material

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    Let's rewind to my younger years. I was raised as an only child. I could be explained as your typical little girl: playing with Polly Pockets and doll houses. I'm almost certain, if you looked up the definition of a girly girl, my name would be written in pink calligraphy with hearts surrounding it. By the age of 9, I decided it was time to fully embrace this. The Christmas of 4th grade, it was time to finally ask for the one thing I always dreamed of: A makeup kit. “Can I please have a makeup kit

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    Never Let Me Go, starring Carrie Mulligan, Keira Knightley and Andrew Garfield was previewed in Chicago at the AMC-21 Theater on Thursday, September 16th, 2010. It was, as the website AV-Club put it, "a film steeped in misery and despair." If you can handle that warning that this film is definitely a downer and you're not likely to leave the theater humming a happy tune, there is much to recommend in this effort from the director of Robin Williams' "One Hour Photo," Mark Rumanek. Rumanek is known

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    From ages one to five someone was constantly caring for me. Every move I made was watched. No freedom. I was not even my own person. At ages six to ten more freedom and responsibility came. I could pick out my own clothes, feed myself, and decide if I wanted to play barbies or babies. Eleven to fourteen are very confusing ages.I was trying to become my own person, instead of what my parents were. Ages fifteen to eighteen have definitely been the most challenging, but also the most fun years of my

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    Haven is my 18 month old niece. I have nicknamed her the “Little Tornado”, because whenever she enters a room she hits like a tornado. Her energy never runs out; she stays active. Everywhere she walks; there is a path of destruction. Toys, clothes and diapers will be scattered throughout the room. You’d never guess she was only 18 months. At 25 pounds she is curly locks the wrecking ball. While destroying a room she still manages to be completely adorable and innocent looking. More so, when she

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    The unforgiving scent of nail polish - a scent which endowed me with a distinct polarity; one of unfamiliar familiarity to the women in my family and contempt from the vacancy of men in my life. I would lather on nail polish, a vibrant red being my favorite hue, nail by nail because I watched my mother and sister do so, while inconsequently, renouncing my patriarchal ancestry. And then came the scent of acetone -one forgiving to the scent of nail polish - it permeated through my apartment before

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