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These signals come from the carotid bodies, small clusters of cells in the neck near the carotid artery that monitor oxygen levels in the blood.

From Science Daily

As much as I love setting eyes on different vistas every morning, I’m now looking forward to the more-subtle forms of novelty that can come from staying in one place.

From The Wall Street Journal

Later, as we ventured out into the city, I loved discovering new places and developing relationships with local people, without the sense of loss that used to come from knowing we’d be hundreds of miles away by morning.

From The Wall Street Journal

These results come from JWST's General Observers Program 3860, which monitored the system for more than 37 hours as the planet completed nearly four orbits.

From Science Daily

Deliveries to the Missoula warehouse come from a large urban hub in Spokane, Wash., a three-hour drive across two mountain passes.

From The Wall Street Journal