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“Jawbreaker,” directed by Darren Stein, starred McGowan, Ali, Rebecca Gayheart, Julie Benz, Charlotte Ayanna and Chad Christ. The film follows three teenage girls who accidentally murder their best friend in a birthday prank gone wrong. They are then blackmailed by the unpopular Fern, who uses their knowledge of the crime to become popular.

Researchers across disciplines have attempted to define, categorize, and measure the elusive experience of love.

When you suddenly change that constant "no" to a "yes" when trying new experiences and adventures, that's usually a sign the universe will send you right before meeting the love of your life. By being more open to filling your time, you're stepping into a new version of yourself, ready to grow and connect with others.

We’re nearing seven years together and although there is so much love there, I find that his affection lacks tailoring to “me.”

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Royal Getaway" follows a jilted art gallery manager wo takes her honeymoon cruise solo and meets a charming prince posing as a European gentleman.

A crowd of 30,000 each day has poured into Bristol to see acts including Ms Dynamite, Groove Armada, Shy FX and Wilkinson.

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