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Love has always been an integral part of human society, constant in its presence and
unchanging in its complexity. From Romeo and Juliet to Paris and Helen of Troy, legends of�…

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specifically. In 2008 one of us (Julian) along with our good friend and colleague Anders�…

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our partner. We often feel butterflies at the sight of them and experience elation when we are�…

Neuroscientists today are peering into the brain to understand the drive of romantic love,
and they are finding evidence backing the 19th-century philosopher's observation: Love has�…

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Sherlock sat on a cliff, unable to take his eyes off his favorite female, Cybelle, as she foraged
far below. Each time Cybelle approached another adult male, Sherlock froze with tension�…

No one knows when the story of love began in the history of mankind, though from a
religious point of view it started with Adam and Eve and the Forbidden Fruit. Scientifically�…

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perpetuation of the species and therefore have a closely linked biological function of crucial�…