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How to handle World Cup heartbreak, according to a psychiatrist

With the World Cup in full swing, emotions can run high. Dr Gbolagade Akintomide explains how to manage it all. London (PA Media/dpa) – With the World Cup taking…

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With the World Cup in full swing, emotions can run high. Dr Gbolagade Akintomide explains how to manage it all. London (PA Media/dpa) – With the World Cup taking place from now until mid-July across

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