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The wisdom tooth in the lower right corner of my mouth is bothering me. I don't know what's causing the pain or whether it will go away on its own, but it's making me rue the day that tooth reared its ugly enamel. For days now, I've been chewing food in my mouth like a Green Party member

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As my boyfriend and I are in year three of long-distance dating, there is rarely a time where we are not counting down weeks until we next see each other.

Rethinking the countdown

By Madigan Wirkus | 19 hours ago

Despite all the scrambling and reflecting, I know that I have still not adhered to my big resolution of the year — to stop living on a countdown.

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