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Welcome to 5 Things PM! We’ve all heard the phrase “we need to talk,” but our responses have likely varied based on our attachment style. A psychiatrist offers some tips on how to become secure if you tend to be anxious, avoidant or fearful.
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1⃣ Doomers and boomers
On top of everything else pummeling consumers right now — spiking gas prices, rising grocery bills, an uncertain job market — there’s a wild card lurking in a shadowy corner of corporate finance that could pile on even more pain.
2⃣ The beautiful game
FIFA President Gianni Infantino said Iran will “for sure” compete in the World Cup, despite doubts surrounding its participation amid ongoing conflict. The US will cohost the tournament with Canada and Mexico.
3⃣ Critical climate
A vital system of Atlantic Ocean currents is weakening and may be closer to collapse than scientists previously thought, according to new studies. Researchers warn it’s edging toward a dangerous tipping point.
4⃣ Roaming hippos
Drug lord Pablo Escobar brought the mammals to Colombia, causing them to displace native species and threaten villagers. After years of unsuccessful population control efforts, the government has decided to hunt them down.
5⃣ ‘You jump, I jump’
When the Titanic set sail in 1912, it was considered “unsinkable.” This artifact tells the opposite story — and it’s going on sale this weekend as a “once in a generation” opportunity.
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Grab-n-Go: Owners of a New Jersey jewelry store tried to intervene when sledgehammer-wielding robbers shoved the store’s pricey items into bags and left behind shattered glass windows.
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A modern Pompeii: When an earthquake destroyed the town of Gibellina, Italy, in the 1960s, it wasn’t rebuilt from the ground up. Instead, the town took a strikingly concrete approach.
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Quiz answer: B. In January, Ye, as he is now known, traded his microphone for a pen in The Wall Street Journal to apologize for some of his past comments, attributing them in part to an undiagnosed brain injury and untreated bipolar disorder.
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