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Hi! I have been working as SEO based web content and article writer since two years.I usaully write with 4-8% keywrod density and 3-4% link density. Most of my articles are being published on ezine. So, there is no problem with grammar, expression and quality. Just type Valentine's day in Mexico and Valntine's day in Philippines at Google. the articles that open at ezine ar mine. Company has account with Srah's name. I can provide you 6-8 500 words artciles [login to view URL] bid is $1.5 per article. Hope to have a good time together.

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sir, i am an experience writer and re writer. please try my work. regards, Anubha Jain

an example: Are you concerned about what you eat? If you are, then you should be reading the information on food labels carefully... very carefully. Just imagine the scene. You’re in a supermarket. You’re looking for something light and healthy. So, you ignore all the fried food, TV dinners and fatty goods and go for a pre-packed salad. But is that really the best option? According to a recent report, some supermarket salads have more calories and fat than a Big Mac and fries. Researchers from Which? magazine looked at 20 salads. At least two had more fat than a standard McDonald’s meal. In fact, many of them had more than the recommended daily intake of fat. One salad, the Atlantic Prawn Marie Rose Salad, contained 855 calories and 66.3g of fat – nearly half of a woman’s recommended daily energy intake of calories and nearly all of the fat. In comparison, a Big Mac and medium fries contains 820 calories and 40g of the fat. Another salad, the Pasta with Tomato & Basil Chicken, contained 760 calories and 46g of fat. Part of the problem is the misleading food labels. One salad claimed to have no mayonnaise. However, the salad dressing in the product contained egg yolk, oil and white wine vinegar – the same ingredients as mayonnaise! Another salad – the Tuna Layered Salad – only appeared to have 275 calories and 20.5g of fat, but this information was only referring to half the pack. So, next time you’re looking for something light and healthy, remember to read the food information label... and then read it again, just to make sure.

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