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Researchers discovered the brain's hidden thesaurus. This special network of neurons translates spoken words into meanings.

By eavesdropping on the brains of living people, scientists have created the highest-resolution map yet of the neurons that ...

He not only knew the definitions of the words my nephews taught me, Maverick knew a lot about their etymology ... His twin ...

It’s a smell. And where the first two words might forever scar my positive associations with their earlier meanings, this one will, I pray, always sweeten a previously pungent odor. Let me explain.

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it’s not necessarily about the exact words you say so much as their meaning and your genuine feelings behind them. From acknowledging employee contributions to offering more autonomy, your words and ...

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Many 1980s hits were very much of that era, time-stamped by their production techniques ... “I knew that the words had some ...

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The word “symphony” is ultimately from Greek “symphonia ... Think of “haute cuisine” and a “haughty” person, high in their ...