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         <title><![CDATA[Stress Relief - Benefits of Humor in Our Favorite Sitcoms]]></title>
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         <description><![CDATA[Sitcoms offer us an opportunity to relax, discarding of reality and experience some good belly laughs. Let's dig slightly deeper into the dynamics of the characters to decipher how these shows give viewers with the advantages of stress relief.
Many sitcoms feature a sway freak - typically a man - who strives to be the middle of his Universe. One or more victims revolve around this character and are the brunt of his jokes and putdowns. A counterbalancing force, a nemesis, is commonly gift to...]]></description>
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