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New ZealandThe genetics behind our preferences for Valentine's Day's most iconic gifts
Why do we give flowers for Valentine's Day? Or perfume? Why do we listen to certain music? The answer could be written in your DNA. Let's take a closer look at how your genes could be influencing how much you like popular Valentine's Day gifts.
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