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Silencing your smartphone may not curb distraction. A Penn State study found people checked silent phones nearly twice as often
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Rome sat comfortably in the middle of the Italian peninsula, but in the model, that peninsula worked more like a side street compared with the busiest corridors running through North Africa, the Levant and the Mediterranean coast.
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