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May 23, 2013

Love is the drug

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By Pat Kelly. Researchers have proposed a combination of specific hormones to counteract the despair caused by unrequited love and help the jilted to move on with their lives.

The thick blue line

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By Pat Kelly. Police in the UK may face pay cuts if they are deemed too obese to do their jobs.

Sledges are snow joke, say doctors

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By Dara Gantly. Doctors in the UK have highlighted the dangers of sledging and recommend that “it is avoided in poor light and after drinking alcohol”.

Pedal to the metal

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By Pat Kelly. Research has revealed the safest songs to have in your car, as well as the ones that can cause erratic and dangerous driving habits.

Fingertip faith

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By Pat Kelly. In an effort to connect with a new generation, the largest body of Franciscan friars in the US is now accepting prayer requests by text message.

The Christmas money tree

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By Pat Kelly. A team of financial analysts has nailed down the true cost of supplying the ingredients required to fulfill the fabled 12 Days of Christmas.

On the lap of terror

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By Pat Kelly. A book has compiled a set of photographs proving that not all children love to visit Santa’s grotto and some in fact find it to be a traumatic experience.

Jong love

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By Pat Kelly. The official Newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party fell for a hoax story by satirical newspaper The Onion and reported the ‘news’ that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had been named as ‘The Sexiest Man Alive’.

Einstein’s groovy brain

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By Pat Kelly. A study based on never-before-seen photos of Albert Einstein’s brain show interesting topographic features that may explain his remarkable level of intelligence and even his skill with a violin.

Tails of the unexpected

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By Pat Kelly. A parish council in England is planning to establish a DNA database on dogs, in a bid to catch and prosecute owners who fail to clear up after their pets soil the pavement.

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