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Quantum physicists have long known that after two particles- photons, for example- interact,
Scientists have long known that animals' fertility and reproductive success slowly decline with increasing age- a phenomenon called reproductive senescence.
women have long known that rose water does their skin good.
For instance, doctors have long known that the time of day you take a drug can influence its potency.
For instance, scientists have long known that exercise can have different impacts on children than adults.
Drug companies", Doshi continued,"have long known that to sell some products, you would have
Polish historians have long known about Polish collaborators,
The Turkish farmers have long known the benefits of the Bulgarian DDGS
We have long known that the heavens do not revolve around us and that we're residents of a fairly ordinary planet,
Polar shifts aren't uncommon and we have long known that Earth's magnetic poles are always on the move,
All of us have long known that fruits- a source of vitamins,
Thanks to Egyptian drawings depicting ancient beekeeping, we have long known that humans have worked with bees for thousands of years
it's likely that within a few years enough mother-infant pairs will be studied to scientifically validate what insightful mothers have long known: something good
it's likely that within a few years enough mother-infant pairs will be studied to scientifically validate what insightful mothers have long known: something good
Scientists had long known that many bacteria have outer membranes.
Everyone has long known how bad the notorious"sedentary lifestyle".
Everyone has long known that the best diary is a diary with a password!
Everyone has long known that many drugs are not allowed during pregnancy.
Everyone has long known of the enormous harm done by smoking body. Nevertheless.
Everyone has long known of the enormous harm done by smoking body.