context: The song slows and builds as the crowd joins back in with claps. The song ends and the crowd applauds thunderously. the saxophonist
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context: How to improve your posture at work
Adjust your chair height so your forearms line up with your keyboard.
Having to reach up or down with your arms when you're typing is bad for your posture. To have good posture at your desk, raise or lower your chair until your forearms are at the same height as your keyboard when you're typing.
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next sentence for the context: Try to form a 90-degree angle with your elbows. Most office chairs have a lever or knob underneath them that you can use to adjust their height.

context: How to use modern psychology to live a miserable life
Accept that you might be one of the people built to be miserable.
Blame the cortical lottery. About half of all humans are born in the negative half of the " affective style " spectrum.
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next sentence for the context: In a nutshell, some people are just born pessimists. Thanks to your genes, you are predisposed to focus on threats, and lack confidence to deal with them.

context: Several cake pops are shown on a display. a woman and girl
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are shown making the cake pops in a kitchen.