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The seven steps Dr Tara Swart takes to receive a message from her husband revealed - and you can use them, too OF all the people you’d expect to believe in the supernatural, a brain scientist probably ...

OF all the people you’d expect to believe in the supernatural, a brain scientist probably isn’t up there. So when Dr Tara Swart, the acclaimed neuroscientist and psychiatrist, revealed that she had ...

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Crowd company CEO details paying protesters as requests surge under Trump Crowds on Demand CEO and founder Adam Swart joins 'Fox & Friends' to break down how the paid protester process works amid a ...

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