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" There&amp;#039;s a positive side to having an unfaithful partner, new research suggests.\u00A0 A\u00A0recent study\u00A0by Binghamton University and University College London\u00A0found that women who&amp;#039;ve been cheated on are better able to spot the\u00A0behaviors and\u00A0clues\u00A0of\u00A0a philandering\u00A0partner, and thus avoid future relationships with cheaters.\u00A0 The partner of an unfaithful man\u00A0&amp;quot;comes out of the experience with higher mating intelligence,&amp;quot; researchers say.\u00A0 &amp;quot;The &amp;#039;other woman,&amp;#039; conversely, is now in a relationship with a partner who has a demonstrated history of deception,&amp;quot;\u00A0said Craig Morris, lead study author and\u00A0research associate at Binghamton University. &amp;quot;Thus, in the long-term, she &amp;#039;loses.&amp;#039;&amp;quot; The anonymous online survey gathered information about breakups\u00A0from\u00A05,705 people in 96 countries. It was\u00A0the largest-ever study on relationship dissolution, spanning a broad\u00A0range of ages, cultures and\u00A0races, the International Business Times reports.\u00A0 The study also implies that\u00A0lessons learned from being the\u00A0victim of infidelity\u00A0expand beyond mating,\u00A0fueling\u00A0a wiser outlook and personal growth in &amp;quot;other realms&amp;quot; of life, too.\u00A0Are you writing your ex a thank-you note yet?\u00A0 Follow Woman&amp;#039;s Day on Instagram.\u00A0  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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