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Listen to the radio happier than watching television and surfing the web
The latest survey of more than 1,000 Britons showed that the radio beat both television and the Internet to top the list of the happiest media.
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Find the happiest man in America
The researchers claim, the most happy man in America has been found. He is Alvin Wong, 65, a married Chinese-American and currently living in Hawaii.
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Many people have a chance to live long
A study shows that people with lots of friends and living in happy families often have a long life.
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Family is easy to melt if the husband is happier than his wife
Accepting the position of a husband who is less happy than his wife can be the secret to a sustainable marriage life.
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Men like football more than beautiful girls
When men chat, their main topic is football, not a wife or a girlfriend, or even a job.
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Hands should be washed after making a decision
If you go to wash your hands after making a decision to choose someone to be a spouse, you will be more satisfied with your choice, some American scientists think.
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Smart men are often more faithful
The higher the men have, the more they respect the monogamy and less cheating wife.
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The bigger the circle, the more intelligent
US researchers believe that large first-round women will be smarter than those with modest measurements, with an IQ score of about 10 points higher.
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Men are harder than women
Modern men spend more time and effort on housework than women think, but in most families their efforts are not recognized by women.
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Masculine men increasingly
Advanced achievements in the field of medicine make the number of women like men with masculine appearance diminishing over time.
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Married men make more money
Married boys earn almost 33% more money than single people, because they work harder, a new study has just revealed.
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Identify drivers carefully
Those who pass the driver's license test in the second time are the most careful group when driving vehicles, according to a survey in the US.
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Women's legs are getting bigger
A recent UK survey found that the average size of women's shoes has increased over the past 5 years.
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'She was spanked, grew up to be successful'
Children who were beaten by their parents when they grew up were more likely to be happy and successful than those who never received physical punishment, a new study re…
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8:25 am morning is the most stressful time for mothers
A survey showed that 8:25 am is the most stressful time of the day for busy 21st century mothers.