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Why the brain hangs on to some memories but lets others fade

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By Annabelle Timsit
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Chenyang “Leo” Lin was on a trip to New Hampshire two years ago when he stopped to watch a group of squirrels darting through the trees. That “playful moment” stuck with him. By the end of that day, he realized he could recall that moment “in vivid detail” — and also the farm animals he and his colleagues had passed earlier, on their way to their destination.
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Retiring abroad sounds great but can be lonely

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By Annabelle Timsit
| Macomb Daily Verified
By Annabelle Timsit The Washington Post You may know someone who has done it, or dreamed of it yourself: After a long career, an increasing number of people are opting to retire abroad — often in countries where the weather is good and the cost of living comparatively low.
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Europe’s high quality of life is getting hard to afford. Just ask France.

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By Annabelle Timsit, Anthony Faiola Verified, Aaron Wiener
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
PARIS - Across Europe, and especially in France,the bill is coming due. The cost of a signature brand of humanist economics - the so-called European way of life, offering health care, affordable education and a dignified retirement to all, through high social spending - is becoming unbearably high.
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