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5 Terrible Things The Internet Does To Our Love Lives
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Hazards of Space Would Make Sex Up There Tricky, Say NASA Researchers
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Strong Hands and Voice Pitch Really Are Signs of Fertility
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5 Terrible Things The Internet Does To Our Love Lives
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Love Is A Messy Science
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Me, Me, Me: People Who Overuse The First-Person Singular Are More Depressed
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In The Brain, Distances In Space, Time, And Social Relationships Look The Same
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Breaking Up is Hard to Do (Especially When You're a Vole)
There's a Vole in the BucketGilles Gonthier (CC Licensed)Voles are prone to heartbreak.The cute and cuddly prairie vole, one of only a few mammals that remain monogamous for most of their lives, has...
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