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beauty/grooming, consumer tips, women, men, health/medical

Put Your Best Smile Forward

Millions of people rely on dentures to improve their smiles and oral health. Thanks to years of advancement in the design and fitting of dentures it can be nearly impossible to detect dentures from real teeth. However, loose dentures can make people self-conscious or uncomfortable, with fear that they will fall out when they least expect it and put them in an uncomfortable situation.

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consumer tips, recreation/leisure, dining/entertainment, fitness/nutrition, food/beverage

A guide to grilling with wood and smoke

Slow smoked chicken, ribs, and brisket are staples of the traditional American barbecue. The deep smoky flavors and fall-off-the-bone tenderness is a hallmark of the low-and-slow -- a low temperature, cooked over a long time -- cooking technique.

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consumer tips, recreation/leisure, dining/entertainment, food/beverage

Recipe gives a tantalizing taste to Grilled Vegetable Napoleons

Hot, lazy summer days are too precious to waste in the kitchen. Enhance your outdoor leisure time with a visit to a local farmer's stand or market to choose fresh vegetables for this colorful recipe.

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consumer tips, dining/entertainment, food/beverage, gifts/collectibles

Give the gift that keeps on grilling

Every seasoned backyard griller has a favorite tool. It could be an oversized turner, a pair of tongs that fits their hand just right, or even just a trusty grill brush. With summer celebrations just around the corner, the grilling experts at Broil King have some original gift ideas for the barbecue enthusiast.

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beauty/grooming, consumer tips, women, men, bridal/wedding, health/medical

Wear white on your wedding day -- with a bright smile

Dress chosen; check. Flowers ordered; check. Photographer booked; check. Bright smiles for the big day; hmmm, not so much....
A soon-to-be bride and groom have a long list of things to complete prior to their wedding day.

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consumer tips, home-interior, home-misc, how-to

Your basement need not be damp and drab

Homeowners hoping to spread their wings around the house are increasingly heading downstairs to create more living space. Whether it's for a home office, a home theater room, a playroom for the kids, or even a laundry room, more and more homeowners are turning their dark, damp and dreary basement into a brighter, more functional space.

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beauty/grooming, consumer tips, health/medical

Good health starts with the skin

Your skin is the largest organ of your body. It protects you from harmful bacteria and viruses that can cause infections. It also helps your body sense the outside world and regulate your body temperature.

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consumer tips, recreation/leisure, children/teens, crafts/hobbies, fitness/nutrition

Family fun is better with active grandparents

"Mens sana in corpore sano" is a Latin quotation meaning "a healthy mind in a healthy body." Some mourn that it has been forgotten as North Americans witness a decreasing family interest in outdoor activities and an alarming obesity rate among children.

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consumer tips, children/teens, family/parenting, gifts/collectibles

Toddlers get a chance to ride

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and CAN-Bike, children two years of age and older who exhibit signs of pedalling and steering are at a good age to start learning to ride a bicycle.

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consumer tips, children/teens, crafts/hobbies, family/parenting, gifts/collectibles

Bicycle riding tips to give your toddlers more fun

The milestone of riding a bike is a big one for kids and their parents. With new equipment, toddlers can reach that two-wheeled milestone earlier than ever and enjoy many sidewalks and bike paths together.

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