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The study of ancient tsunami deposits using radiocarbon dating is an important tool in understanding the frequency of tsunamis in areas where they are rare but powerful.
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A temperament characterized by high levels of competitiveness, self-drive, aggressiveness, and a sense of urgency, often associated with stress and heart disease.
General Adaptation Syndrome
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Spontaneous Remission
The unexpected improvement or cure of a disease or condition which occurs without any conventional medical intervention.
Placebo Effect
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