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That's What She Said Janet Mills Could Boost Your Sex Life | P. 25 A DECEMBER 27 – JANUARY 17, 2018 | PORTLAND’S NEWS + ARTS + ENTERTAINMENT AUTHORITY | FREE | PORTLANdpHOENIX.ME A LOOK AHEAD 17 QUESTIONS WE NEED ANSWERED IN 2019 BY FRANCIS FLISIUK | P. 8 THAT’S WHAT SHE SAID JANET MILLS COULD BOOST YOUR SEX LIFE | P. 25 FOOD + DRINK TASTING THE NEW YEAR FIVE PROMISING NEW RESTAURANTS WE’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO IN 2019 | P. 26 COVER BY BERDS.ONE 2 PX518 Heart and Soul_Layout 1 11/26/18 9:43 AM Page 1 2 DECEMBER 27, 2018 | THE PORTLAND PHOENIX | PORTLANdpHOENIX.ME :00 N o 5 t s :30 ma OPE t 9 rist -Sa Ch on ‘til M now Golden Gate Diamond Ring Churchill Diamond Ring In stock ready.....$3,850.00 In stock ready.....$3,650.00 Elizabeth Islands Diamond Ring Lady Captain’s In stock ready.....$4,850.00 East-West Diamond Ring In stock ready.....$4,950.00 Mountain Laurel Diamond Ring The Schooner Diamond Ring In stock ready.....$4,595.00 Nature Girl In stock ready.....$9,664.00 Heart and Soul Diamond Rings Listen… listen closely. 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