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He's Just Not That Into You?

Learn how to score based on birth order

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. While the holiday is a source of contention for many, it’s better than Christmas for others. It all depends on what’s going on in your love life on February 14th during any given year. Experts have all kinds of relationship advice to help you find eternal bliss with that special someone. But this Valentine’s Day, let’s take a look at relationship compatibility according to …… birth order. Bring it, baby.

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Missing Links

Love and Jealousy in the Wild Kingdom

How some creatures help, while others cause hurt

Also in today's links: the dangers of plastic toys, and the unexpected benefits of reading research magazines.

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Everlasting Love: Science Proves Initial Passion Is Far From Fleeting

New research suggests the length of a relationship has little correlation to the strength of the feelings

With all the talk of cougars, starter wives, and sugar daddies floating around these days—not to mention sky-high divorce rates—conventional wisdom is that the initial passion that brings two people together simply cannot last. Monogamous, till-death-do-us-part love is out of fashion. However, a recent study is doing its part to reverse that common outlook and bring a little bit of hope to those still wishing to grow old with someone.

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