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| Also in the quest for an exciting and satisfying balance between sex and romance or love, the tension-level has risen, if only because the increased demands on emotion management will have stimulated both the fantasies and the longing for (romantic) relationships characterized by greater intimacy, as well as the longing for easier (sexual) relationships in which the pressure of these demands is absent or negligable. b) The quarter and six months ended June 30, 1995 includes a $13 million and $32 million, respectively, increase in Sales and a negligable impact on Operating profit from currency translation effects by Praxair's majority-owned Brazilian subsidiary, S. |
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