Even though people think you have all the talent in the world and all the mental skills, you still have to have some good breaks,
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The study said that education is not always a guarantee of literacy and suggested that workers who do not use their mental skills lose them.
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"Since he had no superpowers, he had to rely only on his physical and his mental skills, " said Allan Asherman, the librarian of DC Comics.
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This pathway is instrumental in studying mental skills like memory, social behavior and attention perception, as well as cognitive disorders like Huntington's disease, Parkinson's disease and schizophrenia.
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Still ahead, he added, is work to determine how and when the deposits kill nerve cells around them, leading to the loss of memory and mental skills.
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The study, which was financed by a German producer of ginkgo biloba, did not address the herbal compound's effects on healthy people concerned about their mental skills.
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Something that we forget about boxing is that it is a sport and it requires strategy and a kind of mental skill and toughness, not just brawn.
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"It's very easy to think that a complex behavior requires a high level of mental skill, " Backwell continued . " I don't think that's true ."
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Getting lost is an often lethal danger for victims of Alzheimer's disease, a degenerative brain disorder that robs people of their memories, judgment and other mental skills.
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Soccer players who repeatedly use their heads to whack the ball risk losses in mental skills, says a study that found problems in athletes as young as teen-agers.
