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Tired of seeing the same old historical landmarks in the Xian travel guides on the web? I sure am! If you/re like me, temples ...

Once the capital of some of China’s most influential dynasties, Xi’an is a city dripping in history. As one of China’s Four ...

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Reformation’s last sale of the year is officially here, with some styles up to 50 percent off (a much better deal than the 25 percent it offered for Black Friday). Even though the sale just ...

Paper napkin is a piece of tissue paper used for cleaning the hand or face which are absorbent, hygienic and small. Paper napkins are used widely in restaurants, parties, beauty parlours, homes and ...

For this project a room of about 400 square feet is required for manufacturing and processing of the sanitary pads. The following list of machinery and accessories would be required for setting up the ...

The star then grabbed a white napkin and looked up at Meyers as he pulled the cloth up to his face. “Uh oh. Uh oh,” Meyers said. “Oh no, here it comes.” Law went on to place the napkin ...

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“If you’ve seen ads for Sheertex on Instagram and wondered, Is it really that good?, the answer is yes,” reports Strategist senior writer Liza Corsillo. She attributes the “basically ...

The 750-square-foot storefront is full of dyed silk scarves, hand-bound books, and perfume “that smells exactly like burning leaves,” the 40-year-old owner said, with jewelry showcases ...

From custom-appliquéd Holland & Sherry drapery to hand-painted murals by Joseph Steiert and metallic-threaded silk rugs, every detail was carefully considered. “I equate the curtain maker ...