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Three quarters of people aim to keep their ‘future self’ happy, new poll finds

Published by The Sun · United Kingdom 9 h ago

THREE quarters of people aim to keep their ‘future self’ happy – but say it’s not always easy to think beyond the day-to-day. A poll of 2,000 adults found 77 per cent ...

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