1.The second "bedroom" in this "two-bedroom" apartment: 2.The hotel that didn't clean this dirty condom off the bed: 3.The personal shopper who doesn't know what red bell pepper looks like: 4.The person who got matched with a driver three hours away: 5.The birthday package that was delivered half opened: 6.The person who puts cones in the street in front of their house so no one can park there: 7.And the person who keeps blocking the driveway with their vehicle on this street: 8.The person who got a $5 credit instead of a refund after the delivery driver threw their food out the window: 9.The person who boils their eggs and noodles together to "save time": 10.The math question that doesn't have the right answer as an option: 11.The person who tipped a delivery driver with cigarettes: 12.The people attending a gender reveal party who left this behind: 13.The person who buys a burrito but doesn't eat the tortilla: 14.The car that was designed with cupholders in front of the vent, so your ice melts when the heater is on: 15.The people who stopped traffic under this bridge to avoid hail damage on their cars: 16.The pizza place that sent out a group chat to 20 random strangers as a marketing text: 17.And, lastly, the person who ordered a salad but got 12 slices of ham: What's the most infuriating thing that's happened to you lately

in the latter, the damage is accumulated much more slowly, with effects lying dormant for years
The biological hypothesis posits that exercise activates the caudate nucleus, parietal lobe, parahippocampal gyrus, and fusiform gyrus, associated with reward processing and visuospatial attention, thereby reducing attentional bias toward smoking images 13
The factors used are as follows: The factors were indexed so that all higher values were given high scores, and all low values were given low scores