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They discovered that nearly one-quarter of these participants had achieved optimal well-being by the end of that period.

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They emphasize that this rare find provides a crucial new resource for understanding life and biodiversity during this key period in Earth's history.

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In turn, that could boost the company’s fortunes long term, since it can market to those customers through the app beyond the game-playing period.

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There is no question that a strategy of sticking with the cap-weighted S&P 500 for very long periods has worked out well.

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Women are said to be in menopause after going a year without a period, which typically occurs between the ages of 45 and 55, though it can vary.

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