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Why can we hear nothing when we yawn?
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Why can we hear nothing when we yawn?
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When I yawn, for a brief moment, I can hear nothing of the outside world. Its feels like my ears were stuffed with some best earplugs. Do you have this feelings too? If yes, could you enlighten me what is going on here? Thanks.
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