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fotojournalismus:A woman strolls the beach at Nazaré, Portugal, 1985.Photo by Bruno Barbey
fotojournalismus:A woman strolls the beach at Nazaré, Portugal, 1985.Photo by Bruno Barbey
Marine who lost her leg below knee.  Then had an infection and they had to go above kneeCredit to ES
Marine who lost her leg below knee.  Then had an infection and they had to go above kneeCredit to ES
“I felt the pain from time to time. Wanting to do things that were tough to do for me as a woman.. b
“I felt the pain from time to time. Wanting to do things that were tough to do for me as a woman.. b
”We’re losing a lot of the parts.. the loss of the diversity of life on Earth.. the bits and pieces
”We’re losing a lot of the parts.. the loss of the diversity of life on Earth.. the bits and pieces
refinery29:U.S. Marine Guilty In Slaying Of Transgender Woman In PhilippinesThe 2014 slaying of Jenn
refinery29:U.S. Marine Guilty In Slaying Of Transgender Woman In PhilippinesThe 2014 slaying of Jenn
Have you even had a seaweed cake? Dr. Isabella (“Izzy”) Aiona Abbott, a renowned algae marine biolog
Have you even had a seaweed cake? Dr. Isabella (“Izzy”) Aiona Abbott, a renowned algae marine biolog
Minnie Spotted Wolf (1923–1988) was the first Native American woman to serve in the United Sta
Minnie Spotted Wolf (1923–1988) was the first Native American woman to serve in the United Sta
Marine who lost her leg below knee.  Then had an infection and they had to go above kneeCredit
Marine who lost her leg below knee.  Then had an infection and they had to go above kneeCredit
mymarinemindpart2: Pictures of a Marine’s gf pt 3 One gorgeous woman
mymarinemindpart2: Pictures of a Marine’s gf pt 3 One gorgeous woman
Have you even had a seaweed cake? Dr. Isabella (“Izzy”) Aiona Abbott, a renowned algae m
Have you even had a seaweed cake? Dr. Isabella (“Izzy”) Aiona Abbott, a renowned algae m
I love that Reed doesn’t really see the problem with just experimenting with his family.
I love that Reed doesn’t really see the problem with just experimenting with his family.
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