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The best Labor Day deals on products that are actually worth your money

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By Jennifer Heimlich Verified, Lauren Wingenroth, Ava Welsing-Kitcher Verified
| Newswav
The Labor Day sales are finally here, with top discounts to shop across several retailers. With up to 70 percent off at Wayfair, up to 45 percent off at Amazon, up to 60 percent off DreamCloud mattresses, and much more, there are plenty of unmissable savings to browse right now. While the steepest markdowns are definitely tempting, a deal is only as good as the product.
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Come una bugia ha escluso le donne dalle gare di lunga distanza alle Olimpiadi

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By Lauren Wingenroth
| Runner's World Verified
Secondo molti importanti quotidiani, la prima gara olimpica femminile degli 800 metri, disputata ai Giochi di Amsterdam del 1928, fu uno "spettacolo preoccupante". Delle nove atlete partite, cinque o sei sarebbero crollate prima di arrivare al traguardo e diverse avrebbero dovuto essere portate via dalla pista. Era la prima volta che le donne venivano ammesse alle gare di atletica alle Olimpiadi dopo oltre 30 anni di esclusione.
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Strava Local Legends Reward Consistency, Not Speed. So Why Separate Them by Gender?

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By Lauren Wingenroth
| Runner's World Verified
Some runners always need a race on their calendar to help structure their training. I, too, tend to languish when I don’t have a running goal. But I don’t need a race to give me purpose, because I’ve got Strava segments. Sure, I’ve done my share of segment hunting.
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