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AskMen.com Adam Fox	AXE Smooth & Sophisticated Look Shine Pomade While pomade may not be anything novel, AXE manages to put its own spin on a classic '60s aesthetic.
AskMen.com Jacob Franek	4 Fun Ways To Help Prevent Prostate Cancer We're not pretending that there's anything fun about prostate cancer. We are attempting to encourage men to take measures to prevent the disease.
AskMen.com Ariel Adams	Tommy John Underwear What started as the founder's personal mission to end shirt untucking and bagginess turned out to be a great solution for all men.
AskMen.com	America's Best Mustache Two baseball players and hero pilot Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger are among 18 finalists for the American Mustache Institute's top honors.
AskMen.com Shannon Clark	5 Calorie Counting Myths In order to achieve maximum results from your muscle-building or fat-loss program, taking in the right amount of calories is essential.
AskMen.com	Style Icon: Richard Petty Despite his sometimes dubious wardrobe selections, Petty has become known for his ability to mix and match racing-inspired pieces with more traditional street wear.
AskMen.com Adam Fox	D&G Nylon Jacket This nylon jacket is a far cry from your flimsy, oversize windbreaker.
AskMen.com Farah Averill	Urban Outfitters Ivy Hat With splashes of blue, red and yellow on a black-and-white background, this hat will pair well with most other pieces in your wardrobe, particularly light-hued dress shirts or dark T-shirts.
AskMen.com Jeff Bayer	Build Bigger Shoulders To truly create a muscular image, you will need to focus on increasing the size of your shoulders; doing so will help you develop the tapered V look, which is created by having broad shoulders and a narrow waist.
AskMen.com Ross Bonander	Become A Morning Person: 4 Steps The following four steps to become a morning person are geared toward guys whose job or lifestyle has changed and requires this transition.
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