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These WIRED-tested e-scooters will help you scoot scoot scoot around town.
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These WIRED-tested e-scooters will help you scoot scoot scoot around town.
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Brining veggies or tossing them with salt before cooking is a simple and foolproof way to unleash more flavor.
Brining veggies or tossing them with salt before cooking is a simple and foolproof way to unleash more flavor.
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Try a subscription service—or opt for budget- and eco-friendly gear like a menstrual cup, period underwear, or reusable pads.
Try a subscription service—or opt for budget- and eco-friendly gear like a menstrual cup, period underwear, or reusable pads.
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