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- What percentage of women do not wear the correct bra size?
- How often should a woman change her bra?
- What price did someone pay for Marilyn Monroes bra that she wore in the 1959 movie Some Like It Hot?
- What year did the bra first appear?
- What year did Mary Phelps Jacobs create the first modern bra after getting mad at her hard bodice? She covered its bones with silk handkerchief and attached it with a couple of cords.
- This famous bra brand was introduced to the USA in May 1994. It started selling at a rate of one every 15 seconds at the initial retail price of $26.
- The average woman will wear different bra sizes in her life, due to gravity, pregnancy and weight changes. How many times will she change her size?
- A woman in the final stage of her pregnancy should not wear under-wired bras.
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- Studies have proven that there is a relation between wearing bras and this disease. Research found that 3 out of 4 women wearing bras 24 hours a day had the chance to get this disease, while women wearing bras for less than 12 hours a day had a 1 out of 152 chance.
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- Questions 191-195 refer to the following Web page, e-mail, and online review.
www.jerroldssupply.com/about
Jerrold's Supply
About Us
We are the area's largest members-only warehouse store for food service operators.
Our membership is free for any qualified business. Enjoy these great benefits:
One-stop shopping - We stock food and beverages from all major brands, plus kitchen equipment and even chef's apparel. Get all of your supplies in just one trip.
No minimum purchase required - We are different from Bascor Club and other open-to-the-public warehouse stores in the most important sense - you never have to buy items in bulk at Jerrold's Supply.
Advertised specials - We keep our members informed with monthly e-mail updates about special sale events.
*Note: We are a wholesale market and not open to the general public. Membership cards are issued only to those who own or manage a restaurant. On your first store visit, you must present a valid document showing you are licensed as a food service business. You will then be issued a card that is not transferable. You may, however, bring one guest shopper with you per month, as long as that person presents a photo ID upon entering.
E-Mail message:
To: Stella Adelson
From: Tina Rawley
Date: October 9
Subject: Tomorrow's errand - of interest?
Hi Stella,
I have to run over to Jerrold's Supply tomorrow morning to stock up on napkins and carry-out containers for the restaurant. You had once expressed interest in seeing the warehouse store, so I was wondering if you'd like to come along. I can pick you up in front of your apartment at 9 A.M. sharp. Please text or e-mail me back and let me know if you can make it.
For the visit, be sure to bring ID and wear comfortable shoes. The warehouse store has a large floor area, so there is a lot of walking. Also, if you'd like to look around the freezer section, bring some kind of outerwear. It's quite cold.
Hope to see you tomorrow,
Tina
Reviewed by: Stella Adelson
Reviewed on: October 11
I visited Jerrold's Supply for the first time yesterday. Like Bascor Club, it is a warehouse store that sells goods at impressively low prices. But, unlike that store, it does not sell flat-screen TVs or computer equipment. Instead, it offers everything needed to keep a restaurant up and running. I saw paper napkins in huge packages of 6,000! Even more amazing was the vast selection of frozen seafood. I spent much longer in that area than I'd intended, and it made me wish I'd brought a sweater. The store is crowded and the checkout lines are long, but they move quickly. I am lucky that I know someone with a membership, so I was able to come as a guest while she was picking up supplies.
Question 191. In the Web page, what is indicated about Jerrold's Supply?