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  • Some people dislike social media. They recognize its usefulness.
    Disliking social media, some people still recognize its usefulness.
  • People watch online videos for hours. They don’t realize the time passing.
    Watching online videos for hours, people don’t realize the time passing.
  • People rely on messaging apps. They rarely make phone calls.
    Relying on messaging apps, people rarely make phone calls.
  • Families communicate online. They may still feel distant.
    Communicating online, families may still feel distant.
  • Online platforms encourage debates. They sometimes lead to arguments.
    Encouraging debates, online platforms sometimes lead to arguments.
  • Some users post updates daily. They feel more socially connected.
    Posting updates daily, some users feel more socially connected.
  • People use social media frequently. This helps them maintain friendships.
    Using social media frequently helps people maintain friendships.
  • People spend hours online. This reduces their real-life interactions.
    Spending hours online reduces real-life interactions.
  • Some people argue against social media. They still use it every day.
    Arguing against social media, some people still use it every day.
  • Social media was created to connect people. It has changed the way we interact.
    Created to connect people, social media has changed the way we interact.
  • Many criticize social media. They claim it weakens relationships.
    Criticizing social media, many claim it weakens relationships.
  • The internet introduced social media. It transformed communication.
    Introduced by the internet, social media transformed communication.
  • Parents worry about social media. They think their children are addicted.
    Worried about social media, parents think their children are addicted.
  • Social media is popular among teenagers. It influences their opinions.
    Popular among teenagers, social media influences their opinions.
  • Social media can be addictive. It provides instant entertainment.
    Being addictive, social media provides instant entertainment.
  • Some users deactivate their accounts. They feel overwhelmed by social media.
    Feeling overwhelmed by social media, some users deactivate their accounts.
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