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A lady's fashion fertility rite
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WOMEN 'dress to impress' when they are at their most fertile,
according to U.S. research.
A study of students found that as they approached ovulation they
were likely to wear more fashionable clothes, show more flesh, ditch
trousers in favour of skirts and put on eye-catching jewellery.
The findings go against conventional wisdom that humans unlike
other animals who release po...
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A lady's fashion fertility rite
Daily Mail
; WOMEN 'dress to impress' when they are at their most fertile, according to U.S. research. A study of students found that as they approached ovulation they were likely to wear more fashionable clothes, show more flesh, ditch trousers in favour of skirts and put on eye-catching jewellery. The
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A lady's fashion fertility rite.
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; WOMEN 'dress to impress' when they are at their most fertile, according to U.S. research. A study of students found that as they approached ovulation they were likely to wear more fashionable clothes, show more flesh, ditch trousers in favour of skirts and put on eye-catching jewellery. The
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Long shifts put pregnant doctors at risk
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Odorless PGR.(Green Science)
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FED: Research proves money can t buy happiness
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Our tums like it hot!(News)
The Mirror (London, England)
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