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Every day I make a promise to myself to lose some weight, to eat healthy, to live healthy and every day I break these promises. I was wondering why it happens to me over and over again? Why am I lazy to go to gym or at least jogging? Why do I always go for meats, hummus, pitas, cakes and wines instead of fruits, vegetables and water?How often it happens that I am lying on my sofa, chatting with my friends online and just hating to do any housework. Few days ago my friend Kubra said that after 26 y.o. woman’s body loses its firm, starts aging and cellulite is just waiting for its moment to attack. Tomorrow is Monday, and this time I am very determined to win my battle with the laziness and waste. Here is a plan, let’s see if it works. 1. Setting up the goals. Few months ago I bought beautiful sexy, backless red dress. I bought it on eBay, and when it finally arrived and I tried it on all my excitement turned into a suicidal mood. I looked like a fat cow. I never wore the dress since I

Uzbekistan's transition to market relations determined the state policy in forming and development the class of real property-owners, but in recent years the government decided that this system doesn’t work for Uzbek society. On the first stage of reforms the government was working towards the privatization of state housing fund, small and medium trade enterprises, service, light and food industries, transport and construction. All these formed 52268 owners of trade, consumer services, public catering, and consumer cooperation entities. At the second stage the privatization formed 2 million shareholders of privatized enterprises, 3 million owners of personal household plots, 85 thousand owners of private and small enterprises and 14 thousand of real estate owners. Last, the privatization of industrial giants such as fuel and energy complex, chemical, metallurgical and machine-building industries is conducted, and it's carried out with wide attraction of foreign capital. Howeve