The challenge is not to be addicted to the flow.

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Treatment for obesity itself is not considered deductible even if many of those who are overweight equate being addicted to food in much the same way as drug addicts can be addicted to cocaine or heroine.

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In Korea, more than three in 10 youths who carry mobile phones are said to be addicted.

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Home builder Carl Weissensee used to be "addicted to stress, " he says.

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People with mental health disorders, such as depression, are twice as likely to smoke and tend to be more addicted.

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Yet they are just as likely to want to quit as anyone else but are likely to be more addicted and lack the right support to stop, the report found.

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If that happens, hedge funds addicted to the credit market will be in deep trouble.

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"Once you like it, a muscle-car person is going to be addicted to a rear-wheel drive platform, " he says.

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An added benefit for the Gmail-addicted would be having an excuse to check your e-mail while cuddling.

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And apparently I was out of the running because they insisted 007 shouldn't be addicted to barbecue potato chips and get winded after taking a flight of stairs.

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We may be addicted to them, so that breaking the habit is hard, but the way forward is clear.

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