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What are the beverage trends in 2023?

Food Manufacture reports on the trends dominating the beverage sector, how leading brands are delivering to these demands with innovative new product development, and areas of interest for the future of drinks. ....

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Boomerang-Lift Plastic-Surgery Trend: What to Know

Everything you should know about the new plastic-surgery procedure called the boomerang lift from a board-certified plastic surgeon. ....

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What Causes Botox Eye Drooping? A Dermatologist Explains

Eyelid drooping is an uncommon side effect of Botox that occurs if it's incorrectly injected. A dermatologist explains how eye drooping occurs and more. ....

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Can't leave your phone alone? You're just trying to blend in

Can’t leave your phone alone? You’re just trying to blend in
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Name: The Chameleon Effect.
Age: About 22 years old. It was discovered and named by the sociologist John A Bargh and the social psychologist Tanya L Chartrand, who published a paper about it in 1999.
Fascinating.
And what is it, exactly? The unconscious tendency to mimic others’ behaviour.
I thought chameleons were those lizards best known for their ability to change colour in order to blend into their surroundings? That’s true. It might not be the best-named effect, but it’s still fascinating. And there’s an interesting new twist to it. ....

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