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Bruce Feiler: "Every other person at the table had a similar story. One spouse liked to meditate in the morning, another liked to binge-watch television at night; one liked reading when the house quieted down after midnight, another liked making coffee before the house got chaotic at dawn.

One thing they all had in common is that they had radically incompatible sleep schedules with their spouses. Another is that they weren't sure whether this was good or bad for their relationship."

When one person has sleep issues, both can suffer. So, what can you do about it?
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Joanna Fletcher: "There is not one solution to family violence. Domestic violence orders, which restrain perpetrators' contact with victims, are effective with some perpetrators and not with others. Prison can be the only realistic option for some men. However, we don't send those men to prison so "they might experience some sort of violence from other thugs their own size". Violence breeds violence."

It's time to create a robust framework for restorative justice, Fletcher says:

Hard justice won't fix the complexity of family violence, writes Joanna Fletcher.
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Kasey Edwards: "For many women, 'Breast is Best' isn't the empowering message its proponents claim. Rather, it's robbed women of the very thing we were fighting for: bodily autonomy. It gives women only two options: to breastfeed and be a good mother or to bottle feed and be a bad mother."

'Breast is Best' has become a dogma. And like many dogmas before it, women suffer as a result.
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Yes please:

This cool, fruit-driven cake is perfect for the warmer months
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