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Your Lost Hair In Just 60 Days...</span></h1>

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<h2 align="left" style="font-size:24px; text-transform: capitalize">A weird doctor in New Jersey was forced out of his practice after he discovered a billion-dollar secret he wasn't supposed to know.</h2>

<p>He accidentally discovered the natural ingredient that can reverse hair loss and <em style="color:#cc0000"><strong>restore a full head of hair in just 60 days.</strong></em></p>

<p>Over 8,757 men and <span style="text-decoration: underline;  font-weight: bold;"><a href="http://sirifitalfo.us/Ukwc2U75axGekim_8dc3eXC9GDXNTJCf8LvW-xBEnF8" style="color:#cc0000;">women have already tried it</a></span>, but I wouldn't be surprised if the numbers jumped to<strong> over 20,000 by next week!</strong></p>

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                        Main article: Interactive fiction A computer terminal running Zork (1977), one of the first commercially ful text games. Text s convey the game's story through passages of text, revealed to the player in response to typed instructions. Early text s, Colossal Cave , "Hugo's House of Horrors" and Scott ams' games, used a simple verb-noun parser to interpret these instructions, allog the player to interact with objects at a basic level, for example by typing "get key". Later text s, and modern interactive fiction, use natural language processing to enable more complex player commands like "take the key from the desk". Notable examples of vanced text s include most games developed by Infocom, including Zork and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. With the onset of graphic s, the text fell to the wayside, though the medium remains popular as a means of writing Interactive Fiction (IF), which tend to be focused more on the narrative throug
 h player exploration and discovery rather than puzzle solving. Interactive fiction may include puzzles, but these tend to be incorporated as part of the narrative in comparison to being specifiy ded as gameplay that must be solved to continue within games.</p>
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