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I have a twin brother and we've come to learn that being a twin fascinates people. We've been asked a lot of questions, some inappropriate, others more mystical in nature. Being "the twins" wasn't always easy, but we're looking forward to the future and a new generation. Loading Something is loading. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed while you're on the go. I am one-half of a twin set, and one minute older than my brother (thank you very much).
A few weeks ago, after a single listen to Lykke Li’s trappy, R. & B.-inflected elegy “Hard Rain,” I blocked off the morning of the release for her new album, “So Sad So Sexy.” A breakup song—or, rather, a breaking-up song—“Hard Rain” intensifies like a summer shower. It begins with a sprinkle of cello and Li’s crystalline voice. This is the calm before the so-sad storm. “If you like the feeling of a hard rain falling, I have a seaful, I can give you an ocean,” she sings.
The One Trick ALL WOMEN NEED. You’re going to want to avoid calling this a diet. You’re going to want to call it a lifestyle. You’re going to want to avoid sugar and gluten, as well as solid foods, including but not limited to: red meat, cured meat, all dairy, warm water fish, sushi, bivalves, and strawberries. And celery and peanuts. Note: Celery is a carcinogen. Note: Peanuts bear cancer-causing fungi.
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