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Some little white lies can actually be healthy for relationships

Experts call it protective buffering. Others call it the little white lie or fib. But whatever you call it, some couples benefit from it and say it keeps their relationships happier.

Tags: david burd, protective buffering, white lies, lying, relationships

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Somebody's watching you -- and it's your boss

Modern technology may make it easier for your boss to watch your every move.

Tags: alan etter, work, big brother,

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The battle of the sexes, airplane edition

When it comes to flying, men and women are altitudes apart.

Tags: air travel, Kathy Stewart

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The value of training your brain to be positive

There is real value in becoming your own best friend and training your brain to be more positive. And if that sounds strange, consider that it beats turning to chocolate, alcohol or your pet for support, says Elisabeth Berstein.

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Study: Parental leave may hurt women in workplace

The birth of a new baby often means a parent chooses to stay home, but while women breast-feed and change diapers, men use the time off to advance their careers, according to a new study.

Tags: paternity leave, maternity leave, Neal Augenstein

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Waiters employ 'reading' techniques in service (VIDEO)

The next time you visit your favorite restaurant, keep in mind that you're being watched.

Tags: Alleson Knox,

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Narisetti leaves Post to join Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal says it has hired Raju Narisetti, managing editor of The Washington Post, to head its online news properties.

Tags: Raju Narisetti, The Washington Post,

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