Headband Research Paper

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Over the past twelve years, I have come across many inventions that have changed my life for the better. For example, the cell phone and Netflix have really improved my life greatly, but one invention that has really changed my life is the headband. Yeah, that’s right, the headband. Not only does it serve a purpose, but it transforms my look each day. The invention of the headband has changed my life for the better because it helps keep me stylish while keeping my hair out of my face.

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