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According to the Daily Mail on December 14, a study of life satisfaction- made by the University of Southern California in 37 countries -shows that economic growth doesn't bring with it a corresponding long-term rise in happiness,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]。she was appointed to the Karzai government’s legislature then forced to resign when she was made comments that were critical of sharia law in an interview with foreign This is what a hero looks like.Another quiet hero is Denis Mukwege, a Congolese gynaecologist who, according to his Wikipedia entry,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], works in the Panzi Hospital in Bukavu, where he specializes in the treatment of women who have been gang-raped by Congolese militia:Mukwege has probably become the world’s leading expert on how to repair the internal physical damage caused by gang rape. He has treated 21,000 women during the Congo’s 12-year war, some of them more than once, performing up to 10 surgeries a day during his 18-hour working days.
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　　It found that while people may feel more positive in the short-term, the shine quickly wears off. Many people in most countries think that money doesn't buy happiness, unless you earn more of it than your friends. And, within an individual country, the rich are happier than the poor。
economic growth doesn't bring with it a corresponding long-term rise in happiness
　　With several recent studies challenging his conclusions, Professor Easterlin set out to see if the pattern still exists。