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27 There is no better medicine against aging than .
28 Isolation may keep a person from .
29 Relaxation is one of the techniques for better .
30 It is wise of us to avoid .
A dealing with life's problems
B keeping the mind active
C changing our association
D living a long Life
E setting realistic goals
F focusing on the unpleasant
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C．Even worse.
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—Are you feeling______？ —Yes, I'm fine now.
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