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All the happy people live in Scandinavia: A study of the happiest and saddest countries

Samantha Shankman

Photo Credit: A happy couple goes camping in Jotunheimen, Norway.  Flickr / Jeff

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The U.S. could be becoming a less happy place for people to live, having slipped from the top ten for the first time, but that hasn’t impacted its image as a happy place to visit.

The United States is a nation in decline. Last year the land of the free and the home of the brave came in 10th place in the annual rankings of World’s Happiest Countries. This year the U.S.A. has s

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