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By Eleanor Limprecht
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Claire was careful her door didn’t slam. She felt along the wall for the stairwell lights. Her phone vibrated; the driver was close. It was her first trip with the new job and she spent too long deciding what to wear. She didn’t have much choice, those poly-blend office clothes that look smart the first time you wear them and then start to fade and pill.
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As an ocean swimmer, I try not to think of sharks, but we all know that this is their territory

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By Eleanor Limprecht
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‘Any time we enter the ocean we are in the shark’s environment, their domain, and we ought to be the ones taking precautions,’ writes Eleanor Limprecht after the shark attack at Coogee. Photograph: Hollie Adams/Reuters After nearly a year’s break, I started ocean swimming again this May, delighting in the clarity of the water and the quieter beaches of Sydney’s winter. I’d stopped because of an injury but then found that the longer I was out of the water the harder it was to get back in.
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The very next day, you gave it away … how to get rid of an unwanted Christmas gift without getting caught

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By Eleanor Limprecht
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‘After lying through your teeth comes the dilemma of what to do with the unwanted,’ Eleanor Limprecht writes. Photograph: RTimages/Alamy As the recipient of an unwanted gift, is it necessary to pretend you like it? This is what most of us are trained to do as children; for some it was our first experience of being instructed to lie. “Thank you,” I might have said to my grandmother, “for this frilly, itchy lace-trimmed dress identical to the one you gave my sister.
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