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We need to think of friendships as "flexible and not fragile" and trust that feelings do not diminish in busy or challenging times.

Earlier approaches achieved this effect with flexible LEDs that used red and yellow phosphorescent dyes to create a candle-like warmth.

As a result of that conversation, Bospar in August launched a comprehensive menopause program that, among other things, offers employees specialized care and flexible work hours to help them manage symptoms like fatigue.

Researchers adapted it to remove faulty DNA sequences or insert corrected ones using an RNA-based template, making gene editing faster and more flexible.

Though China still has more industrial robots than the rest of the world combined, newer, more flexible robots are keeping smaller U.S. manufacturers in the fight, writes Christopher Mims.