MANY Britons prefer to keep their lights on at night because they are scared of the dark. However, new research suggests keeping lights on at night is an altogether scarier prospect.
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MANY Britons prefer to keep their lights on at night because they are scared of the dark. However, new research suggests keeping lights on at night is an altogether scarier prospect.
MANY Britons prefer to keep their lights on at night because they are scared of the dark. However, new research suggests keeping lights on at night is an altogether scarier prospect.
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