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I cannot tell you how many people complain to me of chronic hoarseness or sore throats and they are not sick
Known as vocal abuse, chronic hoarseness, sore throats, and even loss of voice are on the rise and unless you take steps to eliminate this serious problem, the damage to your vocal folds (cords) can be permanent. Unfortunately, permanent damage cannot be undone. Taking the proper steps to eliminate vocal abuse, however, results in the saving of your voice, health and the ability to increase your volume without shouting as well as greater longevity for speaking.
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It's changing consumer lifestyles, not problems with fashion, that are driving changes in the women's apparel market
For several years, women's fashion designers and retailers have celebrated the surge in interest in the fashion accessory. Starting with Carrie Bradshaw's famous addiction to Manolo Blahnik shoes on Sex and the City, and continuing through years-long waiting lists for an Hérmes Birkin handbag, the women's fashion accessory had been the bright spot for designers and retailers during the recession.
Now, however, the women's apparel industry is expressing concern that women seem to be shying away from making purchases of women's apparel, and that the interest in shoes and handbags has masked a change in consumer behavior regarding fashion.
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New Research Initiative Will Take Luxury Marketers into Affluent Consumers' Homes
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Help for Jewelers: Understand Your Customers New Needs
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Fewer Affluent Households Invested In Luxuries For Their Home Last Year, But Those Who Made Purchases Invested Significantly More
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Luxury Marketers: That 'Made in' Stamp Matters
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New Evidence That The "Lipstick Effect" Is At Work In This Recession
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Affluent Fashion Customers Rate Their Favorite Fashion Brands
