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A plea for peace in white goes dark

A few people remember catching a glimpse of her on that late morning in late spring, a young woman lingering by the gasoline pumps while traffic blasted past a truck stop in this nondescript industrial town, her white bridal gown, layered like a wedding cake, fluttering in the breeze of the passing cars.

Ashleigh Gardner (Cricketer) Bio, Age, Height, Relationship, Affairs, Net Worth 2023, Controversy an

Ashleigh Gardener was born in Adelaide, South Australia, on April 15, 1997. Gardener is a well-rounded player who can hit the cricket ball hard and also change the game when she has the ball in her hands. From the first time she played, she was a hit with everyone.

Mexico moves closer to becoming the world's largest legal cannabis market

Mexico is inching closer to becoming the world's largest legal cannabis market as lawmakers prepare to debate a proposal to legalize recreational marijuana. The Chamber of Deputies, Congress' lower house similar to the U.S. House of Representatives, will take up the issue early next week, Martha Tagle Martnez, a member of the chamber's health committee,

Bijou Phillips files for divorce from Danny Masterson after rape sentence

LOS ANGELES Less than two weeks after her husband was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison for rape, Danny Masterson's wife has filed for divorce. Bijou Phillips, a model and actor who was in the courtroom as the "That '70s Show" star was sentenced, filed for divorce Monday in Santa Barbara Superior Court,

Is it okay to use the name of a Greek goddess on a Christian girl? - Girl Names

I am [name_m]Christian[/name_m], but I love the names of Greek goddesses for girls. However, I am concerned that it goes against my religious beliefs to ever name a child the name of an unchristian deity. Is it the same as naming a child a secular name with no religious meaning (like [name_f]Emily[/name_f] or [name_f]Scarlett[/name_f]) or