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Meanings of modern lifestyles in English

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Usage of modern lifestyles in English
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The costs of conditions and diseases caused by modern lifestyles are eye-watering.
The Guardian
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The Hadza's stomachs represent a reference ecosystem for comparing our modern lifestyles.
Wired
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Corpulence, the theory goes, is the fault of modern lifestyles, not individual behavior.
Wired
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A balance between modern lifestyles and real needs is essential.
The Irish Times
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And modern lifestyles are making our balance worse, leaving us more vulnerable to… Audio
Radio NZ
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Will the pope's softened tone on modern lifestyles win them back during his US visit?
The Guardian
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Team sports face particular challenges with facilities and fitting into hectic modern lifestyles and working patterns.
The Guardian
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This year, the focus was on creating fluid living spaces to meet the demands of modern lifestyles.
News.com.au
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With our modern lifestyles thirst is the least reliable of our instincts unless you revert to basics.
The Irish Times
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It is not compatible with modern lifestyles.
The Irish Times
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He said New Zealand wines suit modern lifestyles - very good with food, not too heavy and taste good.
Radio NZ
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Liver fibrosis, a consequence of unhealthy modern lifestyles, has a growing impact on human health, particularly in developed countries.
Pubmed
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Students sitting the Junior Cert higher level home economics paper were presented with an exam which reflected modern lifestyles.
The Irish Times
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They ask how many times the nation should apologize for events they see as distant and unrelated to their modern lifestyles.
Reuters
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The choice is great, the range ever more inventive and the market for freshly prepared lines to fit modern lifestyles is growing.
The Guardian
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Busy modern lifestyles can make it difficult for couples to find quality time to spend together, to reconnect, and to create new memories.
The Irish Times
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