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    The passage discusses how familiarity can breed contempt in relationships over time. It notes that Shakespeare explored this theme in his play The Merry Wives of Windsor, where a husband starts to take his wife for granted after many years of marriage. The passage also references a Chinese proverb about the importance of keeping relationships fresh to avoid complacency.

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    The passage discusses how familiarity can breed contempt in relationships over time. It notes that Shakespeare explored this theme in his play The Merry Wives of Windsor, where a husband starts to take his wife for granted after many years of marriage. The passage also references a Chinese proverb about the importance of keeping relationships fresh to avoid complacency.

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    နေတတ်တဲ့ လူ (ဆရာဖေမြင့်)

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    by on Friday, February 17, 2012 at 4:13pm ·

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