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The Art of Eloquence (Philosophie Magazine)
How to Recover From a Broken Heart
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If we want to be honest, we have to confess our bad feelings (The Guardian)
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The Art of Eloquence (Philosophie Magazine)
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Obituary for a Billion-Dollar Boondoggle (The Chronicle Review)
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“Ohio’s marijuana program slow to metamorphize”. About the legalization of the medical marijuana
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Smile, Be happy and take the best from your life, even though sometimes it’s not so much
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Psychology: Brain exercises to increase your inteligence
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The political circus
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Can courtship survive in the age of technology?
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Why is quitting drinking so difficult?
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What Do You See When You Look in the Mirror
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“With this book, I ventured into dangerous waters” (The Guardian)
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A woman friend is as rare as a true love (The Guardian)
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Self-portrait with mood in my feet
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School’s Out (Washington Post)
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What are some smart ways to deal with people who are bigger than you
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Women and Sexual harassment at workplace: Tips to protect yourself!
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When to Pick a Mutual Fund Over Its ETF version? (The Wall Street Journal)
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Unconditional selflessness
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Too Much Too Soon: Why Children Should Spend More Time Playing And Start School Later
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Bee against Bee (Weekend Avisen)
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Psychologi: How Depression Affects Your Family Life
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Doctor without borders
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“Diary of a caregiver” Lucia, Marco and Alzheimer by Marco Annicchiarico (MIND Magazine)
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How To Stop Letting Other People Influence Your Life
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The dark side of the village
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Private life online (Zetland)
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“The idea of telling an unknown person everything that passed through my mind felt like giving in to blackmail” (The Guardian)
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Diario di un Caregiver (Mind Magazine)
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Danish new weapon against criminality (Zetland magazine)
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Nature and our education system.
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Addiction
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“Red Moon Rising” (The Economist)
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L’inganno nel carrello (MIND Magazine)
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Redesigned Life (The Economist)
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What makes nice people nice? Everything is inside our brain.
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Why do women pack always too much when they go on holiday?
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Living Together in Disagreement (On Being Project)
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Understanding Deep Sleep. Study and research
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Det Tredelte Net (Weekend Avisen)
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Hope (On Being)
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How Difficult is to Argue With Someone Who Thinks They Are Always Right
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Italian Cinema:From Neorealism to the Present
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High Anxiety and how feelings took over the world (The Guardian Review)
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The Danger of Telling Kids “You Can Do Anything!” The unexpected downsides of constant encouragement.
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“As a therapist, how should I grieve after a patient’s suicide?” (Mosaic Science)
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Home is everywhere (The Guardian)
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How to create and grasp your opportunities
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New illustration on Elena Ferrante’s novels. This one about the excessive use of exclamation marks
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“The Harm That Data Do” (Scientific American)
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Economic Paralysis
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The war of social networks
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Well-Heeled Investors Reap the Republican Tax Cut Bonanza
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Dear husband, I’m not the woman you married
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NASA finally admits it has no money to land on Mars. How to find alternative programs?
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Fantasy And It’s Effect On Your Reality
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Better help yourself – instead of waiting of somebodies help
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Impossible target
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Guns are killing high school kids across America at alarming rates
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The disorientated ape: Why clever people can be terrible navigators (The Economist)
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