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This explains why there are some people who feel the need to consume sweet
It also shows that people who feel lonely are more likely to see their physical health decline earlier
She says that people who feel more pain during bad weather usually have“some sort of effusion,” which means they have more fluid build-up around joints.
People who feel grief and indignation not just when their right to get rich is threatened,
The data also revealed that people who feel lonely are more likely to have a physical health decline
There are people who feel exactly how I feel,
THERE must be many people who feel that there is something outstandingly significant about the person
Research has shown that people who feel lonely are less able to pick up signals of commitment from others,
we found that people who feel lonely use Facebook differently,
there might be other people who feel exactly the same way at some hip
According to a study published Monday in Heart, people who feel lonely or are socially isolated have a 29% increase in risk of coronary heart disease
we found that people who feel lonely use Facebook differently,
in our seminars we prove this time after time by taking people who feel depressed and having them make a radical shift.
there might be other people who feel exactly the same way at some hip
loneliness than older people, but still many young people who feel lonely told us they felt ashamed about it.
People who feel this way can be seduced by leaders who tell them that they have been betrayed
she's thinking about whether she could start some kind of social club in London for other young people who feel lonely and like music.
which has proved a magnet for young people who feel cut out of politics.
She identified that‘voluntarists'(people who feel they have totally free choice
whether there are no exceptions to the general rule- enlightened people who feel they have no need to be“guided” in what they consider to be right or wrong;