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Spring/summer continues the neon trend and if you're an all-or-nothing kind of girl then make a bold statement in this Myleene Klass Wrap Dress (right, 62). It might be loud but the cut could not be any more flattering, especially around the tummy area. Pale Irish types will need a respectable covering of fake tan though to carry this off. From 

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For the sort of films Stallone was making at the time, however, he wasn't wrong. Rambo III trotted out the snarling Russian stereotypes he'd stood up against so successfully in the fourth Rocky movie. Though it's easy, and maybe even right, to view Rambo III as exploiting the war for the purposes of entertainment, an undercurrent of concern about Afghanistan runs throughout the film, even if it's sometimes hard to notice as the machine gun blasts, exploding helicopters, and snarling Soviet soldiers take center stage. Every good guy needs a bad guy, and if the politics of the time offer up an easy target—and with it some allies—why not take advantage of the situation? 

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