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ENDEnd of Data
ENDEnergy Never Dies (Black Eyed Peas album)
ENDEndorphin
ENDÉquipes Notre-Dame (Teams of our lady)
ENDEndomorphism (mathematics)
ENDExotic Newcastle Disease
ENDEuropean Nuclear Disarmament
ENDEnhanced Network Driver (multiple protocols on a single driver)
ENDEnding Nicotine Dependence (stop-smoking program for teens)
ENDEvolutionary Network Development (US Postal Service technology program)
ENDEquivalent Noise Degradation
ENDEuropean Network for Democracy-Project
ENDExchange Name Documentation
ENDEveryone Nearly Decommissioned (Kids Next Door TV show)
ENDEndorse/Endorsed/Endorsing/Endorsement
ENDElectronic Null Detector
ENDEmergency Network Diagnostics


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Experts suggested training together boosts the rush of endorphins - chemicals that make people feel good and help lessen feelings of pain.
The study, which carried out tests on 12 rowers after a vigorous workout in a virtual boat, suggests that exercising together appears to increase the level of the feel-good endorphin hormones naturally released during physical exertion.
A psychologist has claimed that watching funny stuff on TV is good for us, because our laughter releases feelgood endorphins.
 
 
 
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