wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  Let us imagine that the sun is overhead (at the zenith) at a point on the equator (latitude 0°) and observer A is standing at this point , the geographical pointof the sun .
Revised:  Imagine that the equinox Sun is overhead (at the zenith) at a point on the equator (latitude 0°) and observer A is standing at this point , the geographical pointof the sun .
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Original:  Let us imagine that the sun is overhead (at the zenith) at a point on the equator (latitude 0°) and observer A is standing at this point , the geographical pointof the sun .
Revised:  Let us imagine that the sun is overhead (at the zenith) at a point on the Equator (latitude 0°) and observer A is standing at this point , the geographical pointof the sun .
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Original:  Let us imagine that the sun is overhead (at the zenith) at a point on the equator (latitude 0°) and observer A is standing at this point , the geographical pointof the sun .
Revised:  Let us imagine that the sun is overhead (at the zenith) at a point on the equator (latitude 0°) , and Observer A is standing at this point , the geographical pointof the sun .
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Original:  “ Caldera y Betancourt .”OFFICENAMETERMPresidentRafael Caldera1969–1974Home AffairsLorenzo Fernández1969– 1972 Nectario Andrade Labarca1972– 1974Outer RelationsArístides Calvani1969–1974FinancePedro R.
Revised:  « Caldera y Betancourt .”OFFICENAMETERMPresidentRafael Caldera1969–1974Home AffairsLorenzo Fernández1969– 1972 Nectario Andrade Labarca1972– 1974Outer RelationsArístides Calvani1969–1974FinancePedro R.
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Original:  “ Caldera y Betancourt .”OFFICENAMETERMPresidentRafael Caldera1969–1974Home AffairsLorenzo Fernández1969– 1972 Nectario Andrade Labarca1972– 1974Outer RelationsArístides Calvani1969–1974FinancePedro R.
Revised:  “ Caldera y Betancourt »MinisterNamePeríodInternal RelationsLorenzo Fernández1969– 1972 Nectario Andrade Labarca1972– 1974Outer RelationsArístides Calvani1969–1974FinancePedro R.
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Original:  “ Caldera y Betancourt .”OFFICENAMETERMPresidentRafael Caldera1969–1974Home AffairsLorenzo Fernández1969– 1972 Nectario Andrade Labarca1972– 1974Outer RelationsArístides Calvani1969–1974FinancePedro R.
Revised:  “ Caldera y Betancourt .”OFFICENAMETERMPresidentRafael Caldera1969–1974Home AffairsLorenzo Fernández1969– 1972Nectario Andrade Labarca1972– 1974Outer RelationsArístides Calvani1969–1974FinancePedro R.
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Original:  “ Caldera y Betancourt .”OFFICENAMETERMPresidentRafael Caldera1969–1974Home AffairsLorenzo Fernández1969– 1972 Nectario Andrade Labarca1972– 1974Outer RelationsArístides Calvani1969–1974FinancePedro R.
Revised:  “ Caldera y Betancourt .”OFFICENAMETERMPresidentRafael Caldera1969–1974Home AffairsLorenzo Fernández1969– 1972 Nectario Andrade Labarca1972– 1974Foreign AffairsArístides Calvani1969–1974FinancePedro R.
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Original: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
Revised: 1970Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
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Original: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
Revised: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
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Original: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
Revised: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
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Original: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
Revised: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
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Original: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
Revised: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
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Original: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
Revised: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social CareLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
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Original: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
Revised: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
Edit intent: fluency
Original: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
Revised: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974DispatchLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
Edit intent: clarity
Original: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
Revised: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974CordiplanLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
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Original: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972 Antonio Casas González1972–1974
Revised: 1970 Nectario Andrade Labarca1970– 1972 Alberto Martín Urdaneta1972–1974CommunicationsRamón José Velásquez1969– 1971 Enrique Bustamante Luciani1971–1974AgricultureJesús López Luque1969– 1971 Daniel Scott Cuervo1971– 1972 Miguel Rodríguez Viso1972–1974Health and Social AssistanceLisandro Latuff1969– 1970 José de Jesús Mayz Lyón1970– 1974Secretary of PresidencyLuis Alberto Machado1969– 1974Office of Coordination and PlanificationLuis Enrique Oberto1969– 1972Antonio Casas González1972–1974
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Original:                 A SWOT                                     [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
Revised:  More information How Does Technology Affect Your Health? The Good, the Bad, and Tips for Use Medically reviewed by Karen Gill, M.D. — Written by Ann Pietrangelo on May 23, 2019 Eye strain Musculoskeletal health Sleep health Mental health Effects in kids Positive effects How to use technology Takeaway All manner of technology surrounds us. From our personal laptops, tablets, and phones to behind-the-scenes technology that furthers medicine, science, and education. A SWOT [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  Technology is here to stay, but it’s always morphing and expanding. As each new technology enters the scene, it has the potential to improve lives. But, in some cases, it also has the potential to negatively affect physical and emotional health. A SWOT [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  The AOA recommends the 20-20-20 rule to ease eye strain. To follow this rule, try to take a 20-second break every 20 minutes to look at something that’s 20 feet away. A SWOT [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  Musculoskeletal problems When you use a smartphone, the chances are that you’re holding your head in an unnatural forward-leaning position. This position puts a lot of stress on your neck, shoulders, and spine. A SWOT [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A 2015 study demonstrated that exposure to the blue light that devices emit can suppress melatonin and interrupt your circadian clock. Both of these effects can make it harder to fall asleep and result in you being less alert in the morning. [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT Having electronic devices in the bedroom places temptation at your fingertips, and it can make switching off more difficult. That, in turn, can make it harder to drift off when you try to sleep. [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT “I’m at a computer all day, every day, as part of a distributed organization,” Kate Sullivan, content director for a publishing agency, told Healthline. “While we try to be reasonable with our expectations, I work with a lot of people around the world, and that means I’m often working beyond ‘normal’ hours. That takes a toll. We need downtime to recharge our batteries, especially working in a creative profession.” [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT Sullivan takes part in a digital detox every day. She instituted three “unreachable” periods: first thing in the morning, on her midday break, and again at the end of the day. [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Original:                 A SWOT                                     [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
Revised:  A SWOT “I don’t use any electronic equipment at the start and end of the day, and I control my midday use carefully,” Sullivan said. “This gives me the space and time to step away from constant pings and updates and daily life — and to let my eyes and hands rest and relax instead of encouraging eyestrain and repetitive motion syndrome.” [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT The idyllic way to do a digital detox involves a glamorous retreat to a no-signal oasis with beach huts and mixed drinks, but that’s not realistic, and it might not break your habit long-term. [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT Leave the phone behind: Try turning your phone or tablet on airplane mode or leaving it in another room while you’re working or playing with the kids. Just a few hours without the phone and the constant nag to check it can help break the cycle. [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT Stop the pings: “I turned off all notifications on my phone,” Susan Mahon, a digital web editor told Healthline. “Not having the constant pings begging for my attention helped reduce my mental stress and made me feel more in control of my day.” [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT Give yourself a curfew: If you find yourself spending an hour or two swiping through Instagram or Flipbook before bed, set a phone or device cutoff time. After 9 p.m. the device goes into a drawer until you’re ready to leave for the office the next day. [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT Don’t wake up with your phone: If the first thing you reach for is your phone, break the habit by leaving it in another room when you go to bed. Invest in an alarm clock, and don’t touch your phone for the first hour after you wake up. If an hour seems too long, start with 15 minutes and work your way up. [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT Establish tech-free zones: Create rules around events or places, and enforce them with every family member or guest. For example, don’t bring your phone to the table, and don’t take it out of your pocket or purse when you’re dining with friends. If you have family movie nights, phones and tablets must stay in bedrooms. The break may feel like a fight at first, but soon, everyone will appreciate the opportunity to withdraw. [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT Step away during the day: “In the middle of the day, instead of taking a typical lunch break, I take an hour mini-detox,” Sullivan said. “When the weather’s nice, I go outside for a walk or a run. If the weather’s crappy, I use the elliptical instead. I’ll occasionally listen to a podcast during this time, but my phone goes on ‘do not disturb,’ and I shut down my computer. When I’m constantly pinging back and forth between various requests and tasks, I can’t settle into a creative flow, and I start feeling burned out.” [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT Reward yourself with tech-free times: Each day, give yourself an hour of “you time.” Treat yourself to a new magazine or a few chapters of your favorite podcast (with your phone on airplane mode). Take a hike, and leave the phone behind. You can even unwind in the bathtub with your favorite tunes on a Bluetooth speaker. Just make sure the phone isn’t in the room with you. You just might be tempted to start pinning new recipes or weekend projects. That’s adding to your to-do list, and that’s no fun at all. [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT READ THIS NEXT How Does the 20-20-20 Rule Prevent Eye Strain? Medically reviewed by Timothy J. Legg, Ph.D., CRNP READ MORE How to Identify and Manage Phubbing Medically reviewed by Timothy J. Legg, Ph.D., CRNP Phubbing, or “phone snubbing,” can be harmful to your relationships and mental health. Learn how phubbing affects relationship, ways to identify this… [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT READ MORE Social Media Is Killing Your Friendships Medically reviewed by Janet Brito, Ph.D., LCSW, CST We can only handle 150 friendships at a time. So what happens to our social energy when we’re also interacting with thousands of other people online? [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT READ MORE The Coolest Health-Tech Gadgets for 2018 From airbags for the hips to UV sensors, new high-tech gadgets for the health and well-being industry were unveiled at this year’s Consumer… [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT READ MORE Jump Roping Craze: How to Get the Most Out of This At-Home Exercise Experts say jump roping provides a quick and intense cardiovascular workout that can be done at home and with minimal equipment [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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Revised:  A SWOT READ MORE Welcome to the Sustainable Table: A Letter from the Editor Written by Gabriel Dunsmith The Sustainable Table is Healthline's hub where environmental issues and nutrition meet. You can take steps right here, right now, to eat and live… [ analysis, with its four elements in a 2×2 matrix.
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