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         "label" : "Thinking sadly: In favor of an adverbial theory of emotions",
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         "keywords-plus" : "SELF-FOCUSED ATTENTION; POSITIVE AFFECT; BASIC EMOTIONS; THOUGHT SPEED;\n   CORE AFFECT; MOOD; EXPERIENCE; COGNITION; BROADEN",
         
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