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When the times get tough, the fatties should start dieting. But what about the rest of us happy folks who have our three quadrilateral meals a day punctuated by sumptuous snacks? Even if we're as fit as a Stradivarius and have - the gods be praised! - enough money to get more than our daily bread, wouldn't it be wise to go easy on the meals and ...
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