Wednesday, January 27, 2016

Weight Watchers Jumps After Oprah Says She's Lost 26 Pounds

Weight Watchers Jumps After Oprah Says She's Lost 26 Pounds

January 27, 2016 Weight Watchers Jumps After Oprah Says She's Lost 26 Pounds , 1 Comments

By Nick Turner, Jan 26, 2016 Bloomberg

VIENNA — The United States and Iran moved into a new era of international relations Saturday, with the implementation of a landmark agreement on Iran’s nuclear program on a drama-filled day that also saw the release of imprisoned Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian and four other Americans.

U.S. and European officials lifted the harshest economic sanctions against Tehran after the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog certified that the Islamic republic had fully complied with promises to curtail key parts of its nuclear program. Hours before diplomats in the Austrian capital hailed the official activation of the nuclear deal, Iran confirmed the release of Rezaian and the other American detainees, set free in exchange for U.S. clemency offered to seven Iranians charged or imprisoned for sanctions violations and the dismissal of outstanding charges against 14 Iranians outside the United States.
 
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  1. millisJanuary 29, 2016 at 6:01 AM

    Does anyone REALLY believe that oprah would need weight watchers to help her lose weight? She has a private chef, and a trainer if she wanted.

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