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The modern world is full of fret and furies. To overcome these tensions, what the younger generation needs today is "stress buster". The expression ‘stress buster "means something that *

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Answered by aryan11022007

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i dont know sorryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Answered by surendraparida2010

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stops stress

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