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life for everyone 12 Jul
Separate beds used to be the last stop before the lawyer; the survey data now reads them as sleep hygiene, and I am trying to believe it.
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life for everyone 12 Jul
Psychologists call the stretched twenties a developmental stage; the figures suggest it is mostly a housing market and a hiring freeze wearing a costume.
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Marriage and children did not disappear; they moved to the end of the line, and the economics decide who ever gets there.
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life for everyone 12 Jul
Resale is on track to hit $393 billion by 2030, and the report behind that number says plainly what got buried under the headline: the clothes are running short, not the buyers.
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Americans are cooking again, but the retreat from restaurants is less a rediscovery of the stove than a surrender to the math.
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The loneliness is real and measurable, but the retreat from screens has been discovered, named, and priced by the same companies that own the feed.
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Nearly three in ten American households are now one person, and the loneliness the headlines promised has not arrived to match the trend.
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Asking rents have gone flat for two years, yet a record 22.7 million American renter households are still stretched past what they can afford.
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