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“In the attention economy … anything that gives you an advantage in terms of differentiating yourself,” Perren said.

Other analyses point to the nature of compensation, differentiating middle-class salary earners who receive regular paychecks from working-class laborers who are paid by the hour and may experience long stretches of unemployment.

He said it could cause a lot of concern, but the important difference was differentiating between symptoms such as forgetting where you put your keys or leaving your purse in the fridge with more serious acts such as falling over or being unable to fasten buttons.

Any character that wasn’t featured in a novel by Elena Ferrante or Natalia Ginzburg, Taddeo remembers, was some version of plucky and fun, with some physical flaw differentiating her from classic beauties.

Before the overnight air strikes, Lebanon's health ministry said 46 people had been killed and 85 wounded in Israeli bombings in the last 24 hours, without differentiating between civilians and combatants.