When faced with a physical challenge, studies have found, swearing improves performance. New research offers an explanation ...
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Scientists say swearing can make you stronger and the reason has nothing to do with anger
Dragging a couch up the stairs. Holding a plank until your arms shake. Gritting your teeth as the last seconds of an exercise stretch on forever. In moments like these, many people blurt out a swear ...
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