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Instinct runs deep for winners and losers
The exuberant dance of victory � arms thrust toward the sky and chests puffed out at a defeated opponent � turns out to be an instinctive trait of all primates ... humans included, according to new research released Monday. Scientists from the University of British Columbia and San Francisco...
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