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I've realizsed the favourite pastime for women and also many men here in the UAE is to flood their walls with re-posts of Contest giveaways and request for likes on their photos. No matter how bad they are as friends we still like their photos and lend our support.

So for all you contest lovers here is another contest you can participate in from Naznin Azeez who is celebrating her bloggaversary! Go ahead and win some great prizes. Don't forget to mention you were sent from Komal's Korner to earn some brownie points.

xoxo

KK

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  1. Naznin31 March 2014 at 00:16

    Hey Komal!. Thank you for doing a post about the giveaway :)

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    Hey Naznin, you're welcome :) if it's possible mention my blog to your followers to get updates about Dubai and Al Ain.

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