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Females decide whether males sink or swim |
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2-February-2008
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| An animal study has revealed that aggression is not always the best way of getting ahead. |
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Loved up seniors share secrets of staying power |
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6-February-2008
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| A global study of couples who have been together for fifty or more years unlocks the secrets of long-term marital bliss. |
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Make Valentine's a healthy affair |
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12-February-2008
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| Well-being experts are recommending that people turn the champagne and chocolate laden tradition of Valentine's into a healthier affair that can be enjoyed just as much, with the chance of romanc... |
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'Undercover lovers' living in the UK |
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12-February-2008
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| The UK has a surprisingly high number of romantics as Valentine's Day nears despite prudish rumours, according to online travel and leisure retailer lastminute.com. |
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Not tonight dear, I'm watching TV |
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12-February-2008
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| It has been revealed that 47 per cent of British men would give up sex for six months in exchange for a dream 50-inch plasma television, according to a survey by Comet. |
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Money doesn't buy love for Brits |
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16-February-2008
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| About 2.2 million of Brits said they ended their last relationship because of money issues according to research by internet bank cahoot. |
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Love at first sight for hapless robber |
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26-February-2008
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| It was love at first sight for one lovestruck thief who fell for the cashier at the bank he was robbing, according to reports. |
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People 'finding love later' |
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4-March-2008
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| Think you've been left on the shelf? Well, fear not. You are normal. A new study has revealed that more people are meeting The One later in life. |
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