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Last November, the Dodgers’ first parade in 36 years was a novelty.

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Neuroscientist Daniel Levitin explains that constant novelty and interruption deplete the brain’s executive functions — the very ones essential for critical thinking and judgment.

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They’ll appreciate the novelty and the effort that went into planning.

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She believes the spud frenzy is all about the sheer surprise and novelty.

The away attendance is 185, higher than usual, partly swelled by those enticed by the novelty of the journey and the presence of a few neutral groundhoppers wanting to be part of history.

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