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A song aboutfrominofontowith the famous English pop group the Beatles told us that money can't buy us love. Many people also believe that money cannot buy happiness. In fact, there is an expression that says 'money is the root aboutfrominofontowith all evil'. However, a new study aboutfrominofontowith Cambridge University suggests that money can buy you happiness. Researchers conducted a study aboutfrominofontowith the spending habits aboutfrominofontowith customers aboutfrominofontowith a bank. They compared what the bank customers bought aboutfrominofontowith their personality. The research team compared the personalities aboutfrominofontowith 625 people aboutfrominofontowith a list of how they spent their money. The conclusion of the study was that what people buy can lead aboutfrominofontowith happiness, but only if they buy the right things.

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