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the man
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the man/woman/something of your dreams
the person or thing that you would like more than any other I'm not sure I'll ever meet the man of my dreams, or if he even exists. At last, we'd found it, the house of our dreams.
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It does not take into consideration that the woman has to go back home to the one who attacked her in the first place.
Lebanese women bereft of protection by The Daily Star (Beirut, Lebanon)
The importance of marketing to women has been an obsession of mine since December 1996, when the woman who was president of my training company dragged me to a meeting of 25 powerful women she had assembled.
Wake up to the opportunity: women are no longer a market segment; ... by Peters, Tom / Success
After all, there are hundreds of different serious health conditions that a woman can develop, and the biggest problem is that the majority of these conditions can be underlying, meaning that they show no symptoms and the woman may not even realize that anything is wrong.
Healthcare Groups and Forums for Women? by Deborah Mossman / Women's issues/gender studies community
 
 
 
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