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Eden в переводе с английского означает «рай». – Прим. пер.

К «поколению сэндвича» относятся люди, которые вынуждены заботиться о старшем и младшем поколении одновременно, предоставляя поддержку (в частности, финансовую) и пожилым родителям, и подрастающим детям, которые еще не обрели финансовой независимости. – Прим. ред.

Гарвардский переговорный проект (Harvard Negotiation Project) – метод ведения переговоров, предложенный профессором Гарвардского университета Роджером Фишером. – Прим. ред.

Чуа Э. Боевой гимн матери-тигрицы. – М.: АСТ, 2013.

Бенджамин Спок – известный американский педиатр, чья культовая книга «Ребенок и уход за ним», изданная в 1946 г., является одним из крупнейших бестселлеров в истории США. – Прим. авт.