Surprising key to the happiest couples

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Married couples often neglect the chief ingredient in a happy marriage: friendship. They wrongly regard romantic affection as the be-all of their partnership. Friendship is nurtured if sharing is continuous, exchanges are anchored on mutual respect, a tolerant attitude is adopted and the harboring of grudges is eschewed.

Analysis, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Married people, Friendship

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Who are the happiest people?

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A Gallup poll of 18 nations showed Iceland to have the happiest people in the world. One of the reasons behind this could be the fact that Icelanders have a strong sense of community to temper their individualism and are well versed in their native folklore and history.

Social aspects, Conduct of life, Iceland, Values, Values (Philosophy)

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Librarian for the people

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Library of Congress librarian James H. Billington has been aggressively trying to make valuable historical documents accessible to the public. He believes that such documents serve as guides toward democracy.

Officials and employees, Practice, United States. Library of Congress, Librarians, Billington, James H.

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