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| | Wired News: Study: Couples Love Kissing Right |
 | | A German researcher has found that your kissing partner is twice as likely to turn his head to the right than to the left for smooching. |
 | | The right or left kissing preference cannot be directly associated with right- or left-handedness, Güntürkün said, because humans are eight times as likely to be right-handed than left and only twice as likely to tilt to the right for a kiss. |
 | | But, like the kissing bias, favoring the right foot, ear and eye are twice as common, which led the researcher to believe those traits might all be determined by the head-turning preference in the womb. |
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