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Im pregnant and my boobes are really sore are they meant to be? |
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| That sounds perfectly normal to me. Make sure you have a good bra in the right size as you will have grown larger. |
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Im pregnant and I have big boobes and thay are sore are the meant to be? |
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Yes please see my previous answer. |
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This may be a dumb question, butttt, if I tried to order pipe tobacco online with my debit card and I'm only 17, would they verify my age through the card or no? |
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| If your in UK you can buy tobacco products at 16 legally. |
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What is woman size 14 pants in europe? |
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| 16 in UK 44 in europe |
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If I wear a size 14 pants in America what would it be in europe? |
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| 16 in UK 44 in europe |
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Can you name a country where snakes are not found? |
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| The answer is Ireland. The legend says that St Patrick chased them all out. |
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Can the prime-minister of the United Kingdom be a Roman Catholic? |
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Yes tony blair is Catholic. If you go right back Disraeli was Jewish. There is no rules about religeon.
Comments :  I am not ouite sure that your answer is correct Tony Blair did not change his religion to Roman Catholic until after he was Prime Minister although during his period in office he was taking religeos instruction from the catholic church before he converted.
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After 50 years of marriage do we get a greeting from the Queen and how do we go about it? |
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I'm sorry but you wont get a telegram till 60 years but I hope you will be applying then.
Comments : Very happy to get an answer.The question has caused quite a stir amongst our freinds, I thank you sincerely for your help.
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My old work place is taking me to court because I am working within a 5 mile radius of their business. Can they do this? |
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| You need to read your contract unless you agreed not to work within 5 miles I dont think they can do anything. Check your employment contract and contact a solicitor. |
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Are children allowed to live in upstairs in council flats? |
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| There are no rules about children living in upstairs flats, in fact lots do. Its the parents responsibility to keep them safe on the stairs or in the lift. You may get rehoused if you are over crowded but not just because you have children unless the waiting list is short. |
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