91.  This small-scale survey, as we expected, mirrored partly the inner world of our peers.

92.  The reason for this tendency is partly because, as increasingly more research on genetics indicates these days, genes inherited from parents exert a constant, repetitive, profound impact on their intelligence or behaviors during the whole life of children.

93.  Partly of them prefer to make a large number of friends, they have widely society.

94.  Many young people binge drink partly because drinking is a badge of adulthood and partly because the forbidden fruit is more delicious.

95.  Most people feel sick in face of the rot meat partly because they have habituated to feeling awful at that kind of time, whether or not the situation at hand is actually threatening.

96.  For example, most people get anxious before taking an exam partly because they have become habituated to feeling anxious at exam time, whether or not the situation at hand is actually threatening.

97.  For example, most of us get anxious before taking an exam partly because we have become habituated to feeling anxious at exam time, whether or not the situation at hand is actually threatening.

98.  Most people get anxious before taking an exam partly because they have become habituated to feeling anxious at exam time, whether or not the situations at hand is actually threatening.

99.  For example, most of us get anxious before taking exam partly because a neural connection is established.

100.  Most people get nervous when speaking in public partly because they have become habituated to feeling anxious at delivering a speech whether or not the situation at hand is actually frightening.