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699:Humiliation
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469:Calmness
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179:Autistic
123:Overview
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1566:Theory
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1475:history
1460:bounded
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970:Shyness
930:Saudade
916:Sadness
911:Revenge
901:Remorse
832:Passion
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812:Neglect
672:Hiraeth
571:Empathy
549:Ecstasy
534:Disgust
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827:Panic
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646:Guilt
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636:Greed
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544:Doubt
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591:Envy
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303:PMID
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766:Joy
454:Awe
293:PMC
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