Toothpaste Market

com/abclit.html Adorable but unfounded, unfortunately. And they’re not left-handed, either. Naturalists have observed polar bears for many hundreds of hours and have never seen any evidence of discreet nose covering or of left-handedness. They like toothpaste, though. There are regular reports of polar bears wreaking havoc in Arctic tourist camps, knocking over tents and trampling equipment, all in order to suck on a tube of Pepsodent. This may be one of the reasons the town of Churchill in Manitoba

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with one of them and adjusted the flame and hung it back up. Then he just sat on the bunk. While the boy slept he began to go methodically through the stores. Clothes, sweaters, socks. A stainless steel basin and sponges and bars of soap. Toothpaste and toothbrushes. In the bottom of a big plastic jar of bolts and screws and miscellaneous hardware he found a double handful of gold krugerrands in a cloth sack. He dumped them out and kneaded them in his hand and looked at them and then scooped