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Bonds & Prestige
by saddu, May 15, 2008
I have tried to expose the major issue of women prestige and the cruelty of our male dominating society which not only exists in the Eastern countries but also happened in other societies who claimed themselves as most learned.
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Bonds & Prestige
by saddu, May 15, 2008
I have tried to expose the major issue of women prestige and the cruelty of our male dominating society which not only exists in the Eastern countries but also happened in other societies who claimed themselves as most learned. This subject has mentioned the worst part of our society where sometimes women has all kind freedoms where she is spending most respectful life but sometimes unfortunately she meets with horrible tragedies and these tragedies destroy their entire life.
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Christmas Traditions in Spain
by Evander Robinson, Dec 22, 2007
Everything you need to know about the holiday season in Spain.
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Spanish and American Christmas Traditions
by Charlie Swann, Dec 20, 2007
The differences between a Spanish and American Christmas.
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Christmas Traditions and Where They Began
by lanne, Dec 2, 2007
Brightly wrapped packages, eggnog, turkey with all the trimmings, and gathering with family and friends. We all do things during the holiday season that we have come to look at as our own traditions. But how did some Christmas traditions come to be?
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Wedding Traditions Revealed
by Brynn Matthews, Nov 28, 2007
The old adage of "something old, something new" comes to life with this descriptive informative article.
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Wacky Wedding Superstitions
by K.A. Fairless, Nov 4, 2007
What should a bride be carrying in her glove as she walks up the aisle? And what should she do with her left stocking as she gets undressed on her wedding night? A round up of some of the more unusual wedding superstitions from around the world.
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Discover Christian and Non-Christian Sacred December Celebrations
by The HoHoHo Expert!, Sep 9, 2007
While Christmas is the most universally recognized holiday in the world, with approximately 2.1 billion Christians in a total world population of 6.6 billion (making it the largest religion worldwide), there are many other cultures and religions holding sacred celebrations during December today. Here are some of the most celebrated festivals today!
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Christmas Elves: Their Secret History & True Purpose Revealed
by The HoHoHo Expert!, Sep 3, 2007
Elves have a fascinated history being associated with Germanic paganism who thought them to be light creatures who lived in the heavens to psychedelic experiences, story telling and of course to Christmas. By the mid-1800’s the elves true purpose was revealed by the Scandinavians.
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Christmas in Japan: a Unique and Different Celebration of Christmas!
by The HoHoHo Expert!, Jul 5, 2007
Unlike in the West, Christmas is mainly about gift giving and romance!
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