"Eat What You Want and Be Healthy!": Comfort Food Effects: Human-Food Interaction in View of Celebratory Technology
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Joonhwan Lee | Youjin Hwang | Siyoung Lee | Hyeong Seok Jeon | Jung Han Yoon Park | Ki Won Lee | Joonhwan Lee | K. Lee | J. Park | Siyoung Lee | Youjin Hwang | Hyeong-Seok Jeon
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