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From: "HUGE Belly" <user@insistoffice.sa.com>
Date: Sat, 15 Apr 2023 07:04:42 -0500
Subject: 5oz water + THIS = Smaller Belly by Morning
My friend Sharon just lost 34 pounds, SEVENTEEN of those in the first
few weeks… right after she started this simple morning routine…

Prior to this, nothing worked for her… at best she’d lose weight one
week, just to gain it back the next.

But when she started doing THIS every morning, things rapidly
shifted…

>> Half-glass of water + This = Smaller Belly Every Morning
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Hope this helps you as much as it has Sharon 🙂

I’m confident it will!

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and silver and spices, which was to be tapped for the benefit of the
home country. And now the Jews intermitted their sallies for a while;
but when they observed the Romans dispersed all abroad at their works,
and in their several camps, for they thought the Jews had retired out
of weariness and fear, they all at once made a sally at the tower
Hippicus, through an obscure gate, and at the same time brought fire
to burn the works, and went boldly up to the Romans, and to their very
fortifications themselves, where, at the cry they made, those that
were near them came presently to their assistance, and those farther
off came running after them; and here the boldness of the Jews was too
hard for the good order of the Romans; and as they beat those whom
they first fell upon, so they pressed upon those that were now gotten
together. In this interview with the queen, his words, and even his
tears suggested the kindest consolations; his liberal alms were
distributed among those who had been made orphans or widows by the
fortune of war; and while the knights of the hospital were in arms
against him, he allowed their more pious brethren to continue, during
the term of a year, the care and service of the sick. According to
their respective situations, they maintained the simplicity of the
pastoral life, or assumed the luxury of the cities of Asia; but the
princes and their hordes were alike disposed for the reception of a
foreign worship. Otherwise, the room was simple. Is not our death
struggle typical? But Canning s threatening attitude and trouble on
the continent forced him to be careful. The captain had first,
however, called all hands aft and asked them if they were satisfied
that everything had been done to save the man, and if they thought
there was any use in remaining there longer. Nations are not different
from children. Magnus paused again, his frown beetling, and in the
silence the excited murmur from the main room of the club, the soprano
chatter of a multitude of women, found its way to the deserted
library. – M. In the bloody discord and silent decay of the
Merovingian line, a new order of tyrants arose in the provinces, who,
under the appellation of Seniors, or Lords, usurped a right to govern,
and a license to oppress, the subjects of their peculiar territory. By
a sentence of the Greek church, the licentious rover had been
separated from the faithful; but even this excommunication may prove,
that he never abjured the profession of Chistianity. We passed Point
Conception at a flying rate, the wind blowing so that it would have
seemed half a gale to us, if we had been going the other way and close
hauled. And now Archelaus took possession of his ethnarchy, and used
not the Jews only, but the Samaritans also, barbarously; and this out
of his resentment of their old quarrels with him. I didn t think so at
first. So what the oxen would not do, we were obliged to do. To this
Catholic witness we may add the primate of the Jacobites, Abulpharag.
But the regular distribution of the thirty-five tribes, the nice
balance of the wealth and numbers of the centuries, the debates of the
adverse orators, and the slow operations of votes and ballots, could
not easily be adapted by a blind multitude, ignorant of the arts, and
insensible of the benefits, of legal government. “The Boy s
Froissart, being Sir John Froissart s Chronicles of Adventure, Battle,
and Custom in England, France, Spain. Mrs. Derrick, a little disturbed
by such a great concourse of people, frightened at the idea of the
killing of so many rabbits, drew back in her place, her young-girl
eyes troubled and filled with a vague distress.