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Метаанализ — анализ результатов нескольких анализов (исследований).

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Практика внимательности ( англ . mindfulness meditation) — традиционная для буддизма форма медитации.

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Nintendo — японская компания, специализирующаяся на создании видеоигр и игровых консолей.

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