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Description: Sweet And Simple Mag. Home & Entertaining, Food & Drink and Travel magazine. We feature the best recipes, destinations, home and garden..

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Location:	United States
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Hosted by:	CloudFlare, Inc.
Registrar:	Sav.com, LLC - 18
Subnetworks:	104.21.37.69, 172.67.205.71

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