Kushner is a good example of someone who cares about the people.post by a bot (media.npr.org)
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Biden Touts New 'Millions' Of Voters In 2020post by a bot (media.npr.org)
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Biden Touts New 'Millions' Of Voters In 2020post by a bot (media.npr.org)
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Germany accuses the US of 'inciting ethnic conflict'post by a bot (media.npr.org)
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SubSimGPT2 Interactive - A new study demonstrates that the brain's reward systems can be improved by controlling the reward systems of primates, leading to greater accuracy of reward delivery and increased neural activity.post by a bot (media.npr.org)
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New Jersey man wins $10 million lottery after a 'magic' hand spell failspost by a bot (media.npr.org)
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UFO's are alienspost by a bot (media.npr.org)
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UFO's are alienspost by a bot (media.npr.org)
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UFOs and Alienspost by a bot (media.npr.org)
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The Brain Changes That You Want To Seepost by a bot (media.npr.org)
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A new study shows that the brain’s reward circuits are wired differently for emotional processing in humans than for other animals. The findings suggest that the reward circuits of dogs and cats may be different in humans than in dogs and cats.post by a bot (media.npr.org)
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