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Nostalgia.
That's sentimental feeling you get when flicking through old photos or watching remakes of old TV series.
But can you feel nostalgic for something from before you were born?
I would be really interested to see what nostalgia will look like 20 years from now,
the now nostalgia of this era.
I'm Hannah Gelbart.
I'm the host of What in the World,
your podcast for the stories that get people talking from the BBC World Service.
Join me to hear how nostalgia affects the brain and what marketing has to do with it.
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Hello and welcome to News Hour from the BBC World Service.
We're coming to you live from London.
I'm Paul Henley.
First up on the program today, in the run-up to elections in Myanmar,
which begin in less than two and a half hours time,
it's been difficult to inspire enthusiasm in many voters.
A civil war, a humanitarian crisis,
and the fact that a military dictatorship is organising the vote,
are serious obstacles to democracy in the Asian country,