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Footage showing a rare look at Charlie Chaplin directing in 1923.
Unknown Chaplin (1983)
Charlie Chaplin in a cameo - “Souls for Sale” (1923).
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Menstruation is a natural part of life, but it has long been and continues to be stigmatized. Three women have come up with a way to change all that. Twin sisters Radha and Miki Agrawal and friend Antonia Dunbar innovated THINX underwear, which completely eliminates the need for tampons or pads and could also help in need in the developing world.
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