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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I think the two theories that convinced me the most are the theory that claimed yawns are contagious, and the one that claimed that yawns are psycological. First of all, I yawned when my friend or family yawned. I've&nbsp; exprienced it, so I'm sticking with the first theory. Lastly, the second theory, also convinced me. "...suggests that yawning is "associated with the change of a behavioral state - wakefulness to sleep, sleep to wakefulness, boredom to alertness."&nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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