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Attention, as Goleman explains, comes in many varieties.

Inspiration for the plaintive atmospheres and mournful violins, he explains, comes from "a bunch of French jazz, old soundtracks, library music, shit with crazy chord progressions and changes in it".

The big opportunity for savings, he explains, comes from tapering the now-vertical back end of the trailer.

Olga's conclusion, she explains, comes from simple experience.

The challenge, Brown explains, comes when people begin turning to social media in an effort to regulate negative thoughts, or to distract or disengage themselves from difficult emotions.

Periods, she explains, come from a risky area, hygienically speaking:"it comes out from a breeding space for germs".

The turning point in her psychological development, she explains, came before then, at the European indoor championships last March.

But the real pressure on the village, as Shapiro explains, came from the highest ranks of the Catholic Church.

A man named Gyges, he explains, came upon a cave and, inside it, a skeleton wearing a ring.

Klinenberg's initial encounter with the growing ranks of singletons, he explains, came while researching his first book, about the Chicago heat wave of 1995.

The turning point, he explains, came in 1850, when the American-made Chickering piano beat out European competitors to win a gold medal in Paris.