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		<title>By: Online communities and offline brands: Who do you belong to? &#171; The virtual happiness project</title>
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		<description>[...] Introduction  In his book “Stumbling on happiness” Dan Gilbert describes how human beings are very bad at making the right choices in their pursuit [...]</description>
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