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		<title>Stanford Scientists Uncover Two Separate Origins Behind the Human Brain</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Every time you swallow, a complicated chain of muscles and nerves springs into action. Your breathing briefly pauses, muscles in your throat contract, and everything moves in the right direction without you consciously controlling any of it. Now, Stanford researchers have found evidence that the brain regions controlling those automatic functions may have a surprisingly &#8230;</p>
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