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How to clean silverware

How to clean silverware: valid home remedies to restore brilliance and splendor to silver furnishings at almost no cost. Who doesn't have silverware at home that tends to oxidize with the passage of time? It goes without saying that these silver items are most appreciated when they are in their luster and splendor.
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Turmeric mask for acne

Turmeric mask, using the lesser known properties of this powder obtained from a more famous root as a spice. The numerous active ingredients contained in turmeric ensure that it has antioxidant properties capable of counteracting the activity of free radicals and thus slowing down the aging process.
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Hibiscus, repotting and care

Hibiscus, repotting and care: when and how to decant hibiscus. The care to be devoted to this splendid plant and tips for flowering. Hibiscus, hibiscus or hibiscus is a genus of bushy herbaceous plant grown in pots or in open fields for ornamental purposes. The plant belongs to the Malvaceae family and about 300 species and many varieties are widespread.
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World day against arterial hypertension

World Day against Arterial Hypertension, May 17, an opportunity to have a check on your own, but it is not the only one of the year. And a date that you remember how a healthy lifestyle can help "to live more is better". It is not always the only remedy for those suffering from arterial hypertension but it always helps.
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Bolognese dog

Bolognese dog, candidly white, sweet but suspicious, is one of the 16 dogs of Italian origin recognized by ENCI. Together with the Maltese, he is also the only Italian to have been admitted to the much more French family of the "bichons". They are, to be clear, those small dogs with long hair. Others belonging to the club are less known to us but more appreciated beyond the Alps: the Coton de Tuléar, the bichon frisé, the havanese, the Piccolo Cane Leone and the bolonka.
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Surprising: they discover that fish migrate through deep oceans

New research has finally shown what many marine biologists suspected but never seen before: fish migrating through the deep sea. The study, published this month in the Journal of Animal Ecology, used analysis of deep-sea photographs. to show a regular increase in the number of fish in particular months, suggesting seasonal migrations.
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